Remediation orchestration
vIntelligence recommends the right action for every finding, whether that is a patch, a vetted script, or a workaround, then routes it through vRx for review and approval before anything runs on your assets.

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Approve fixes without the busywork
Security teams spend hours deciding what to run and chasing approvals across tools. vIntelligence recommends the action and routes it for a single review, so your team spends time approving, not assembling.
Approve in one place
Automate your way
Prove it happened
Use your own tools
Hit the right assets
Approve, don't decide
Every finding scoped, routed, approved
vIntelligence normalizes findings from your scanners and EDR, pairs each one with a recommended action (patch, script, or compensating control), scopes it to specific assets, and routes it through vRx or a connected platform for approval before execution.











Everything you need to know
What does orchestration mean in vIntelligence?
Orchestration means vIntelligence pulls in and normalizes findings from your connected scanners and EDR platforms, then recommends the right action, a patch, a vetted script, a compensating control, or manual escalation, for every finding, and routes that action through Vicarius vRx or a connected platform for approval before anything executes on your assets.
Does vIntelligence remediate automatically without approval?
No. Every recommended action has a human-in-the-loop or automated option. vIntelligence scopes the action to specific assets and holds it for review and approval before dispatch. Nothing runs on your environment without a person confirming it first, and every step is logged for audit.
Can vIntelligence orchestrate remediation outside of vRx?
Yes. Actions dispatch through Vicarius vRx today, and the platform is built to extend to other patch management tools. This means orchestration is not locked to a single execution engine, and your existing patching investment stays part of the workflow.
What kinds of actions can vIntelligence recommend?
vIntelligence recommends four types of action for any finding: applying a patch, running a vetted script, applying a workaround when no patch exists, or escalating to a person for manual review. Each recommendation is scoped to the specific assets affected.
How does orchestration handle compliance and audit requirements?
Every recommendation, approval, and dispatched action is logged with a timestamp, creating a full audit trail. Security and compliance teams can trace exactly what vIntelligence recommended, who approved it, and when it executed, without manually reconstructing the remediation history.
What stops vIntelligence from acting on the wrong asset?
Every action is scoped to the specific assets a finding affects before it reaches approval. Reviewers see exactly which machines are targeted, so approval happens with full context rather than a blanket action applied across an entire environment or group.
How is this different from a standard patch management queue?
A standard queue lists what needs patching. vIntelligence goes further by recommending the specific action, patch, script, or workaround, scoping it to the right assets, and routing it for approval automatically, so your team reviews a decision instead of building one from scratch.
























