Threatly monitors security research, advisories and vulnerability disclosures and tells you when they actually matter to the technologies you monitor.
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They have a relevance problem.
Advisories, vulnerability disclosures, researcher write-ups and security publications arrive all day. Getting more of them is not the hard part.
Which of them actually concern the technologies you run? That is the work Threatly does before anything reaches you.
Public security information in. A briefing only when it matches your stack.
Threatly reads public security publications, vulnerability feeds and vendor advisories.
It extracts vendors, products and vulnerability context, and checks that a technology is affected — not only mentioned.
That result is compared with the vendors you monitor, and with specific products when you set a product scope.
If it does not match your scope, there is no alert. A mention is not treated as an incident in your environment.
When it matches, you get a short briefing: what happened, what is affected, risk, what to do, and the source.
Threatly does not forward security news. An alert is sent only when the event matches a vendor or product you monitor.
Example
The same advisory means something different once it is matched to what you monitor.
Generic security news
Fortinet releases a security advisory for FortiOS.
Threatly
You monitor FortiOS. This advisory matched that product, so you receive a briefing.
Threatly does not inventory the versions installed in your environment. The briefing lists affected versions when the source states them. You still confirm whether they apply to you.
It complements it.
Vulnerability scannerLooks at infrastructure it can reach
ThreatlyMonitors external security publications and advisories
Vulnerability scannerFinds vulnerabilities in assets it scans
ThreatlySurfaces security events relevant to what you monitor
Vulnerability scannerAsset-centric
ThreatlyIntelligence-centric
Vulnerability scannerTells you what it found in the scan
ThreatlyTells you what deserves attention now
Vulnerability scannerRuns against your environment
ThreatlyDoes not connect to your systems
A scanner tells you what is vulnerable in the environment it can see. Threatly tells you which external security events may concern the technologies you monitor.
Security teams do not need another screen to check every morning. They need to know when something important happens.
Threatly brings that information to you.
Roundups, bare mentions and items that are not actionable are held back. A weekly report shows what was analyzed and what was filtered for your account. We do not publish made-up volume numbers.
Example briefings. Each one is meant to answer what happened, whether it matches something you monitor, and what to do next. Not a live incident.
Add the vendors you depend on. Optionally limit a vendor to specific products. For example:
These names are examples of what you can enter. Listing a name here is not a claim that every product variant is preconfigured. A keyword match alone never sends an alert.
Delivery is how a briefing arrives. It is not the product. The product is the decision of what is worth sending.
We wanted one central place where we receive security alerts.
I have been looking for a simple solution that delivers important news on critical CVEs, zero-days, patches, and workarounds for the vendors we use — so I do not have to check sites like The Hacker News or BleepingComputer manually every day.
I can sign up easily and then regularly receive relevant alerts about the tools and programs I have added.
Monitor the technologies you depend on and receive only the security information that deserves your attention.
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