01 · Collect
Pool the signal, anonymized.
CVE feeds, exploit databases, your asset graph, OS/app update notes, and anonymized cross-org telemetry — live.
Sectors / Cybersecurity
CVE feeds, telemetry, and scanner output that mostly cry wolf. Knowing which vulnerability is real, reachable, and yours before an adversary does is a knowledge problem.
Security teams are buried in signal: CVE feeds, telemetry, threat intel, and scanner output that mostly cry wolf. The cost isn't missing data — it's that ninety-nine alerts in a hundred are noise, and the one that matters looks the same.
Defenders also fight alone. Attackers reuse the same infrastructure across hundreds of targets, but each victim sees only their slice — so no one knows where it's really coming from. And every OS and app update is a map of fresh weaknesses: attackers read the patch notes and diffs to find what to hit before defenders deploy. A knowledge core that pools anonymized threat data tips the asymmetry back toward the defense.
Questions Worth a Clean Answer
The Method — A Continual Loop
01 · Collect
CVE feeds, exploit databases, your asset graph, OS/app update notes, and anonymized cross-org telemetry — live.
02 · Refine
Duplicate, stale, and unreachable findings removed until only reachable risk remains.
03 · Hypothesize
The core reads each update diff — what LLMs do best — to infer the fixed flaw, then chains weaknesses into real attack paths.
04 · Test
Paths confirmed against the environment — simulated, sandboxed, or red-teamed.
05 · Refine
Confirmed and dead paths update the core. Detection sharpens as attackers move. Continual.
The Cascade
Fused CVE feeds, patch-diff inference, and cross-org anonymized telemetry turn raw signal into ranked, reachable risk. Coherent asset and attack-path graphs let defenders act before exploitation, shrinking dwell time and the attack surface.
Select any node to trace its chain. Left to right: Signal → Insight → Defense → Outcome.
What the Core Delivers