Vulnerability Dashboard: Real-time CVE intelligence tailored to your stack and risk criteria

15-Second Summary

Keeping up with critical vulnerabilities means dealing with constant updates from multiple sources, excessive noise, delayed CVSS scores, and evolving threats that change prioritization.

The Feedly Vulnerability Dashboard delivers real-time intel from thousands of trusted OSINT sources on all the CVEs impacting your stack. It gives you the context to effectively analyze vulnerabilities and quickly prioritize remediations.

With the Feedly Vulnerability Dashboard, you can:

• Collect real-time vulnerability intelligence from thousands of OSINT sources in one place.
• Personalize the dashboard to your tech stack and risk criteria. Fine-tune your view by vendor, product, CVSS, EPSS, PoC availability, attack vector, threat actor, and more to spot the highest risks and take action quickly.
• Quickly access actionable insights beyond CVSS scores. Gather context from timelines, active exploits, attributed malware and adversaries, links to articles, and more.
• Easily integrate the dashboard into your workflows and tools. Export CSV or PDF output to share with teammates or prepare reports. Automate integrations with the REST API.

Challenges of assessing and monitoring CVEs

We’ve detailed some common pain points in identifying and keeping up with the over 25,000 CVEs reported annually.

Collect real-time vulnerability intelligence from thousands of OSINT sources

The Vulnerability Dashboard updates in real-time with newly published vulnerabilities and their details from wide-ranging sources, including vendor advisories, social media, news outlets, and blogs.

Security teams get instant visibility into newly published vulnerabilities and updates without waiting on a single vendor or government source. It helps teams eliminate manual collection and reduce their time-to-awareness.

Personalize the dashboard to your tech stack and risk criteria

Users can fine-tune filters (CVSS, EPSS, PoC status, vendor data) to spotlight vulnerabilities specific to their tech stack, with the ability to save custom views. Instead of sifting through irrelevant data, analysts can zero in on the vulnerabilities that matter most to their environment and make more informed risk-based decisions.

Quickly access actionable insights beyond CVSS scores

Select any CVE to launch into the respective CVE Insights Card. It provides a comprehensive, continuously refreshed view of the vulnerability and its context. It includes proof-of-concept (PoC) developments, active exploitation, CISA KEV, attack paths, threat actors, malware associations, and links to every article, advisory, report, or social media mention about that vulnerability.

Quick access to relevant context lets analysts prioritize vulnerabilities based on real-time developments like PoCs and active exploits. Threat hunters can immediately see how CVEs are associated with malware and used by threat actors.

AI-driven CVSS predictions, vendor, and product extractions

Feedly AI automatically predicts the CVSS score of a vulnerability and extracts vendor and product information from CVE summaries and articles, even when the CVSS and CPE data is delayed or unavailable in the NVD. Unlike tools that rely on the NVD for updates, Feedly Threat Intelligence helps analysts get a jump start identifying vulnerabilities that could impact their organization.

Consolidated live CVE timeline

Within the CVE Insights Card, the CVE Timeline provides a real-time, chronological view of 20 event types related to a CVE, including PoCs, active exploits, and patch releases. You can choose which events to highlight for better scalability. This continuously updated timeline helps vulnerability analysts track the evolution of a threat, allowing for faster and more informed prioritization and response.

Easily integrate the dashboard into your workflows and tools

Users can export dashboard data into CSV or PDF and access the Feedly API to integrate the data into other tools or workflows. Security teams can export the data they need to produce regular reports, comply with internal SLAs, and integrate with ticketing systems, vulnerability management platforms, or SIEMs.

Summary

As the number of vulnerabilities rises, so does the threat of exploitation, which is increasingly aided by AI. The Feedly Threat Intelligence Vulnerability Dashboard discovers relevant vulnerabilities across the web in real-time, delivering the context needed for informed decision-making and seamlessly integrating with your tools and workflows. The result is less time spent on irrelevant vulnerabilities or chasing critical attributes, empowering you to prioritize threats more efficiently and stay ahead of emerging risks.

Vulnerability acronyms defined

For purposes of this article, we’ve used acronyms without definitions in the body, as most vulnerability and CTI analysts are familiar with these terms. They are provided here for reference: