Zero-Day Protection
Baseline fingerprint of your surface, continuous checks against advisory and exploit sources, alerts only when the signal matches what you run—no agents.
The zero-day gap
CVE feeds are slow to index. Generic feeds fire on software you do not run.
Signals before CVEs
Exploit chatter and releases can lead formal CVE indexing. Waiting on CVE metadata delays triage.
Feed noise
Unscoped feeds alert on stacks you do not operate, burning analyst time.
Scan gaps
If checks only run on scan day, you miss changes between runs. Monitoring should use the baseline, not constant rescans.
How we run it
Match signals to your observed names and versions, then gate alerts with semantic version rules.
Fast impact triage
When a signal hits, we map it to components in your baseline so owners know if it applies.
Stack-scoped alerts
Only technologies present in your baseline can generate an alert for that component.
Semantic version gate
We compare fixed release versions to what we observed so name-only matches do not page you.
No agents
Uses passive fingerprints from your external data—no endpoint install.
Operating facts
Mechanisms buyers can verify in a demo.
How it works
One baseline snapshot powers scheduled checks—no rolling full rescans for this module.
Baseline Scan
We fingerprint your attack surface and build a tech stack (names + versions) from one completed scan.
Baseline Snapshot
Tech stack is stored in a baseline snapshot. Zero-day monitoring uses this — no repeated scans.
Continuous Checks
Every 10 minutes we check GitHub Releases and Exploit-DB for matches to your tech stack.
Version-Aware Alerts
We only raise high-confidence alerts when a security release is newer than your detected version.
Who uses it
Teams that need faster answers when new exploit chatter drops.
CISOs & Security Leadership
Shows whether new chatter applies to your external stack without opening another vendor queue.
Security Operations
Fewer pages: alerts require both a matching component and a failing version gate.
DevOps & Platform
No runtime install; uses data you already collect for external assurance.
Frequently asked questions
How the baseline, checks, and alerts behave.
See zero-day monitoring on your baseline
Demo walks the baseline snapshot, match rules, and a sample alert with version proof.