Synqly Customers Can Now Integrate with Horizon3 NodeZero for Exploitability-Driven Vulnerability Findings

We are announcing that Horizon3 NodeZero, a new integration, is live within the Synqly ecosystem.

As security operations teams work to separate the vulnerabilities that matter from the noise of theoretical severity scores, we remain focused on giving our customers fast access to the vulnerability sources their end users depend on. We have introduced Horizon3 NodeZero as a supported Vulnerabilities provider. Vendor customers can now integrate with Horizon3 NodeZero through the Synqly integration platform. This addition enables security vendors to work with normalized, exploitability-driven vulnerability and finding data from an organization’s offensive security testing, creating immediate value for end users who rely on continuous penetration testing to understand their real risk.

Horizon3 NodeZero is Horizon3.ai’s autonomous penetration testing platform, and it continuously assesses enterprise environments to identify exploitable vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and attack paths from an attacker’s perspective. Rather than ranking findings on theoretical severity alone, NodeZero safely exploits weaknesses across networks, identities, and cloud environments, giving defenders a true attacker’s-eye view of their exposure. Security teams rely on the platform to prioritize remediation based on real-world exploitability, so they can focus effort where it measurably reduces the attack surface. You can learn more about the platform on the Horizon3 NodeZero product page. As a supported Synqly Vulnerabilities provider, Horizon3 NodeZero becomes a standardized source of validated vulnerability intelligence, rather than a custom connector that each vendor must build and maintain on its own.

What This Integration Offers for Customers

Synqly customers can use this integration to perform core vulnerability data functions directly within their own products. The connector operates in the Vulnerability Management category and gives vendors a consistent way to query the data that NodeZero produces. Customers can query assets in the vulnerability scanning system, query vulnerability findings, query findings for a specific scan, and query the scans themselves, all through one standardized connector. Because the findings are normalized on the way in, downstream detection, reporting, and remediation tools can consume Horizon3 NodeZero data without custom parsing, and product teams do not have to reconcile a proprietary schema against the rest of their pipeline. When you integrate with Horizon3 NodeZero this way, exploitability context arrives in the same shape as the rest of your security data.

The practical value of the Horizon3 NodeZero integration is that it brings validated, attacker-validated exposure data into active security operations. By integrating via the Synqly unified API, we enable our OEM customers to support Horizon3 NodeZero as a source of assets, findings, and scans without writing or maintaining a custom adapter. Customers can route these exploitability-driven vulnerability findings into their SIEM, their SOAR, or their broader security operations platform for faster, risk-based remediation. Synqly handles authentication and connection management, so product teams can focus on the security insights they deliver rather than on maintaining another vulnerability API. Horizon3 NodeZero also joins a growing set of vulnerability sources, so customers can standardize on the Synqly Vulnerability Management connectors and add new providers from the same platform over time.

This release reflects how the definition of vulnerability data keeps maturing. For years, vulnerability management meant long lists of findings ranked by severity scores that rarely mapped to genuine business risk. Autonomous penetration testing changes that equation by proving which weaknesses an attacker could actually exploit and chain into an attack path. Pulling Horizon3 NodeZero into the same normalized pipeline as your other providers means your detections and your remediation queues reflect what is truly exploitable, not merely what is theoretically severe. When you can query assets, findings, and scans from NodeZero alongside the rest of your security stack, your teams can act on risk with far more confidence.

For OEM customers, this integration shortens the distance between a customer request and a shipped feature. When an end user runs continuous testing on NodeZero and asks whether your product can ingest those findings, you can answer yes without committing an engineering team to building and maintaining a direct Horizon3 connection. Synqly already handles the connector, the authentication, and the normalization, so enabling the Horizon3 NodeZero integration is a configuration step rather than a development project. As more vulnerability providers join the Synqly ecosystem, the same approach scales, and each new source your customers ask for becomes another supported integration rather than another backlog item.

You will find detailed configuration steps and the available endpoints in the Horizon3 NodeZero configuration guide within the Synqly documentation. We encourage current and prospective customers to explore how the ability to integrate with Horizon3 NodeZero can strengthen their product offerings, and to browse the full set of supported providers on our integration partners page to see how Horizon3 NodeZero fits alongside the rest of the Synqly ecosystem.