In today’s fast-paced digital environment, cybersecurity is no longer optional - it’s essential. Vulnerability management has become a core component of every security strategy and keeping track of vulnerability alerts is an issue facing many businesses.
It doesn’t take much for even a small business to have hundreds, if not thousands of software across their systems. With nearly 10% of vulnerabilities exploited in 2024, a business could easily have dozens of possible breaches in the offing if immediate remediation doesn’t occur.
Tracking every vulnerability update, alert and notification manually can be daunting and time-consuming. The last thing security officers and teams want is to be bombarded with vulnerability information. They require a service that saves them time and delivers relevant and actionable vuln info to them as soon as possible.
Traditional vulnerability management products are often expensive, complex, and difficult to implement, which acts as a barrier for businesses lacking either the security budget or teams. Not everyone needs a suite of products. Even when vulnerability alerts are catered for, there is the possibility of having to login to a product and search for the information.
Use filters to reduce the noise, so you receive relevant vulnerabilities.
Delivering What You Need
An alternative to offering a suite of products is to provide one streamlined, easy-to-use, affordable service.
SecAlerts does just that. It saves valuable time by delivering vulnerability alerts directly to you as soon as the information is released. Other services often rely solely on NVD and pass on any delays - often lengthy - that may occur. SecAlerts avoids wait times by using 100+ sources, including vendors, researchers, forums, and blogs, to provide up-to-the-minute vulnerability alerts.
Noise is one issue facing security personnel, who often have to wade through a mountain of vulnerability information. Spending time finding vulnerabilities that need to be dealt with can lead to delays updating software, leaving businesses open to attack.
SecAlerts allows you to filter out the noise, so you only receive vulnerability alerts you want to see. If, for example, you want to view critical Microsoft vulnerabilities with a CVSS of 8 - 10 that have been exploited in the past week, you can.
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