What does Threatly monitor?

You add vendors and tools (e.g. cloud providers, databases, payment APIs). We watch public CVE feeds, security advisories and RSS sources and alert you when a relevant risk appears.

How is Threatly different from a vulnerability scanner?

Threatly does not scan your infrastructure. It watches external intelligence for the products you depend on and emails you a concise briefing when action may be required.

How often will I receive emails?

At most one alert per vendor per 24 hours, and only when our filter classifies a real security signal—not marketing or general news.

Which languages are supported?

The website and alert emails are available in English, German, French, Italian, and Spanish.

Email-only — Security alerts for your stack. No dashboards.

Security monitoring

Threatly emails you only when one of your tools has a real security risk.

No dashboards. No noise. If you get an email, you need to act.

Start monitoring your stack

We email you a one-time numeric code. Enter it to open your dashboard — no password.

Why Threatly

Email only

No dashboards to log into. If it matters, it lands in your inbox.

Your vendors

Monitor the tools you actually use — Stripe, AWS, PostgreSQL, and more.

Zero noise

We filter roundups and irrelevant news before anything reaches you.

Weekly report

See what we analyzed and how much noise we removed each week.

Security monitoring

How it works

For small/mid SaaS companies without dedicated security teams.

Add your tools/vendors (e.g., "Stripe", "AWS", "PostgreSQL")

We monitor CVE feeds, security advisories, and RSS feeds

You get an email ONLY when a real security issue is found

Max 1 email per vendor per 24 hours

Security monitoring

Example security alert

This is what lands in your inbox when a real risk hits a vendor you monitor.

THREATLY

HIGH

Security advisory — SQL injection in PostgreSQL core

TL;DR

A critical vulnerability affects PostgreSQL 15.x and 16.x. Upgrade if you run these versions in production.

Severity: High. Vendor patch releases are available.

Exploit status not confirmed in the source — verify and patch on your maintenance window.

Affected products

• PostgreSQL

Versions (from source): 15.4, 15.5, 16.1

Risk overview

Risk

HIGH

Patch available

Yes

Exploit known

Unknown

Exposure

Internet-facing or internal DB

What to do

• List every environment where PostgreSQL runs in your company.

• Compare installed versions with the vendor security notice.

• Schedule and deploy the vendor patch on priority systems.

Source

Publication

PostgreSQL Global Development Group

Article

https://www.postgresql.org/support/security/

Threatly — Security Signals. Reduced Noise.

THREATLY

HIGH

Security advisory — restricted API key exposure in Stripe Dashboard

TL;DR

A configuration issue may expose live restricted API keys in certain Dashboard workflows.

Severity: High if live payment keys with elevated permissions are affected.

Rotate restricted keys and review Dashboard access if you process payments with Stripe.

Affected products

• Stripe API / Dashboard

Versions (from source): Restricted keys, Live mode

Risk overview

Risk

HIGH

Patch available

Yes

Exploit known

Unknown

Exposure

Payment processing environments

What to do

• List every environment where Stripe runs in your company.

• Compare installed versions with the vendor security notice.

• Schedule and deploy the vendor patch on priority systems.

Source

Publication

Stripe Security

Article

https://stripe.com/docs/security

Threatly — Security Signals. Reduced Noise.

THREATLY

MEDIUM

Security bulletin — public S3 bucket access misconfiguration

TL;DR

Buckets may be unintentionally reachable from the internet due to ACL or policy changes.

Severity: Medium. Data exposure depends on bucket contents.

Audit bucket policies and Block Public Access settings across all accounts.

Affected products

• Amazon S3

Versions (from source): All regions, Account-level settings

Risk overview

Risk

MEDIUM

Patch available

Yes

Exploit known

Unknown

Exposure

Cloud storage with public endpoints

What to do

• List every environment where AWS runs in your company.

• Compare installed versions with the vendor security notice.

• Schedule and deploy the vendor patch on priority systems.

Source

Publication

AWS Security Bulletin

Article

https://aws.amazon.com/security/security-bulletins/

Threatly — Security Signals. Reduced Noise.

THREATLY

HIGH

CVE — container escape in runc runtime

TL;DR

A flaw in the container runtime may allow breakout from isolated workloads.

Severity: High on hosts running untrusted container images.

Upgrade runc and Docker Engine on nodes that run production containers.

Affected products

• Docker Engine / runc

Versions (from source): Engine 24.x, runc ≤ 1.1.x

Risk overview

Risk

HIGH

Patch available

Yes

Exploit known

Unknown

Exposure

Container hosts and CI runners

What to do

• List every environment where Docker runs in your company.

• Compare installed versions with the vendor security notice.

• Schedule and deploy the vendor patch on priority systems.

Source

Publication

Docker Security

Article

https://docs.docker.com/security/

Threatly — Security Signals. Reduced Noise.

THREATLY

MEDIUM

Security notice — authentication bypass in Cloudflare Access

TL;DR

A policy edge case may allow access without completing identity checks.

Severity: Medium for teams using Access in front of internal apps.

Review Access policies and apply the vendor fix on your Zero Trust setup.

Affected products

• Cloudflare Access

Versions (from source): Access policies, Zero Trust dashboard

Risk overview

Risk

MEDIUM

Patch available

Yes

Exploit known

Unknown

Exposure

Internal apps behind Access

What to do

• List every environment where Cloudflare runs in your company.

• Compare installed versions with the vendor security notice.

• Schedule and deploy the vendor patch on priority systems.

Source

Publication

Cloudflare Security

Article

https://www.cloudflare.com/trust-hub/security/

Threatly — Security Signals. Reduced Noise.

Frequently asked questions

What does Threatly monitor?: You add vendors and tools (e.g. cloud providers, databases, payment APIs). We watch public CVE feeds, security advisories and RSS sources and alert you when a relevant risk appears.
How is Threatly different from a vulnerability scanner?: Threatly does not scan your infrastructure. It watches external intelligence for the products you depend on and emails you a concise briefing when action may be required.
How often will I receive emails?: At most one alert per vendor per 24 hours, and only when our filter classifies a real security signal—not marketing or general news.
Which languages are supported?: The website and alert emails are available in English, German, French, Italian, and Spanish.