In beta
Official sources, one model
Advisories from recognized government and industry sources are normalized into one consistent evidence model.
Threat Radar
A new vulnerability only matters if it affects you.
Every day brings new security advisories. Threat Radar reads the authoritative ones, compares them with the exact software on your site, and tells you plainly whether each asset is affected, protected, exposed or unknown.
Capabilities
What this covers
Relevance you can trust, because every conclusion carries its evidence.
In beta
Coverage ledger
Each conclusion shows evidence, confidence, how fresh your inventory is and when it was last checked.
Pilot
Exact, not approximate
Matching is done on exact versions. When a version can't be confirmed, it is marked unknown, never guessed.
Affected
the component and version match exactly
Protected
a verified mitigation already covers it
Unknown
the version can't be confirmed yet
How it works
Three steps, start to finish
- 01
Collect
New advisories are gathered, de-duplicated and prioritized away from your live traffic.
- 02
Match
Components and versions are compared with the confirmed software on your site.
- 03
Act safely
A relevant finding opens one case and a careful, reversible mitigation proposal.
FAQ
Questions, answered plainly
Where do the advisories come from?
From recognized, authoritative security sources. We combine and normalize them into one model so you get a single, consistent answer instead of scattered feeds.
Does Threat Radar patch things automatically?
No. It builds relevance and evidence. Any change is proposed as a careful, reversible action and follows the same safety checks as every other response.
Check your exposure
See which advisories actually touch your site — and which ones you can safely ignore.