Fixed means proven.
A patch report is evidence that a patch was deployed. Only a verifying scanner's rescan closes a finding, and a claim that nothing has confirmed stays visible as a claim.
PYXA is an independent European software vendor, launched in 2026. It makes one product, a self-hosted platform that closes a finding only when a scanner proves it fixed, and runs PYXA Consulting, the team that tests estates, builds vulnerability programs and prepares audits.
A patch report is evidence that a patch was deployed. Only a verifying scanner's rescan closes a finding, and a claim that nothing has confirmed stays visible as a claim.
A list of findings is a map of an organisation's weak points. PYXA runs on the customer's own server, with no telemetry and no outbound connection required.
A risk score names the contributions that made it, a percentage states its denominator, and an asset no scanner has seen is counted as unknown, never as clean.
No model can close a finding, approve an exception or change a priority. Every AI task can run on a local model, and turning AI off leaves a working product.
The platform and PYXA Consulting have the same owner, and each is bought on its own contract. The shared ownership is disclosed in writing before PYXA is discussed with a consulting client, and PYXA is never the only remediation recommendation in a paid assessment.
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