Faraday ingests thousands of vulnerabilities from various assets and visualizes findings in a clear, dynamic, and intuitive dashboard. It is a comprehensive vulnerability management tool that helps security teams prioritize critical vulnerabilities, focusing on those that are exploitable to reduce noise and streamline reporting. Faraday can be deployed both in the cloud and on-premises, available in professional, corporate, and open-source versions. The company strongly supports open-source software (OSS) as they began as a small group of pentesters who needed to manage vulnerabilities and generate reports, leading them to develop this tool. Now, Faraday is accessible on GitHub for any pentester needing to create penetration testing reports. Among its many features, Faraday supports over 160 tools to consolidate work in one place. It also integrates seamlessly with Jira, ServiceNow, SolarWinds, and GitLab. The platform includes its own vulnerability scoring system to prioritize vulnerabilities as a hacker would, identifying exploitable vulnerabilities over seemingly critical ones that pose no real risk. Faraday is designed to meet the needs of small to large companies, allowing them to scale their security operations efficiently.