Use case
Vulnerability Prioritization
Prioritize vulnerabilities based on what threat actors are actually targeting
Attackers Prioritize Vulnerabilities, Too
Threat actors don’t try to exploit every vulnerability. They go after the ones that are reliable, widely deployed, and easy to turn into access. Meanwhile, every new application, cloud service, and AI tool adds to the list of vulnerabilities defenders have to patch.
Adversaries’ choices often play out in the underground before attacks begin, as actors discuss vulnerabilities and seek out working exploits. Without early signal into those conversations, defender prioritization falls back on severity scores, and teams are left weighing what to remediate first and how patching will affect business operations, while the vulnerabilities adversaries are actually weaponizing wait in a backlog.
What You Can Do
Turn Adversary Interest into Priorities
Focus on what’s weaponized
Move vulnerabilities to the top of the list when exploit development, demand, or weaponization signals appear.Deprioritize with confidence
Know which critical vulnerabilities show no adversary interest, so patching windows go where they reduce real risk.Filter for your threats
See whether actors adopting an exploit are targeting your sector, region, or exposed assets.Confirm you’re not compromised
Hunt for exploitation behavior so an existing compromise doesn’t go unnoticed.
How We Help
Vulnerability Prioritization with Intel 471
We track the lifecycle of vulnerabilities and exploit activity in the cyber underground, giving you an intelligence-informed view of vulnerability threat. Now, teams can focus limited resources on the vulnerabilities most likely to be exploited. All delivered in the Verity471 platform.
Vulnerability Intelligence
Track significant vulnerabilities across the lifecycle in the Vulnerability Dashboard and see a view of CVEs mapped to active malware and ransomware campaigns. Timely alerts signal when weaponization, exploitation, or underground discussion changes. Learn More
Adversary Intelligence
Actor profiles and TTPs mapped to MITRE ATT&CK show which groups are adopting an exploit and where they focus. Learn More
Cyber Threat Intelligence
HUMINT access inside closed criminal communities surfaces the threats facing your organization like exploit development, buying and selling activity, and actor interest. Our analysts also follow malware families, delivering in-depth technical malware reports and a live feed of IOCs, artifacts, and C2 data. Learn More
Cyber Threat Exposure
Know where weaponized vulnerabilities live in your environment, continuously discovering your internet-facing assets and flagging the exposures adversaries are actually targeting, so remediation starts where it reduces the most risk. Learn More
Cyber Threat Hunt
Deploy 800+ behavioral hunt packages to uncover techniques built on known vulnerabilities. Packages are behavior-based rather than indicator-based, so they keep working after attackers change tools or infrastructure. Learn More
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Reasons across your subscription data to give cited answers on which vulnerabilities are being weaponized, by whom, and whether they affect organizations like yours.
Why Intel 471
Intelligence that Sets Your Patching Priorities
Protect your organization with timely intelligence on active threats, vulnerabilities, and threat actors, so your teams act before a vulnerability is weaponized against you.
Signal before exploitation: continuously monitor underground channels while actors are still discussing, seeking, and building exploits for vulnerabilities, often before they appear in public exploitation catalogs like CISA KEV.- Coverage beyond the underground: track vulnerabilities that never surface in criminal communities, including zero-days, in vendor reports, security bulletins, and the KEV catalog, so nothing significant slips through.
- Alerts you can trust: alerts on exploitation status are driven by analyst judgment, not keyword volume, so your teams spend less time filtering noise and more time acting.
- Decisions you can defend: every assessment is sourced and analyst-backed, with regular reporting on weaponized and exploited vulnerabilities and direct access to analysts through Requests for Information (RFIs) when a prioritization call is hard.