Need to gather threat and vulnerability intelligence, but don’t have the time to trawl through dozens of advisories every week? We’ve launched a new Threat & vulnerability intelligence feed on our website, and we do the hard work for you.
The easiest way to keep up is by email. Subscribe free to our weekly insights and every Monday you get the round-up, our threat log spreadsheet, and the legal, regulatory, standards, and AI governance updates you choose, for the regions you care about.
What you get
- A weekly round-up every Monday of the most significant threats and actively exploited vulnerabilities, drawn from sources including the NCSC, CISA, CERT-EU, and major vendor advisories.
- A weekly threat log spreadsheet for subscribers, listing each vulnerability and threat with its CVE, fix, and our priority rating, ready to filter and share with your IT team.
- Urgent alerts when a critical, actively exploited flaw affects widely used products and can’t wait until Monday.
- Plain-English summaries of what each issue is, who is affected, and how to fix it, with links to the original sources.
- Practical steps to help you act, linked to frameworks such as ISO/IEC 27001 and Cyber Essentials.
Why it matters
Attackers move quickly once a vulnerability becomes public, and internet-facing systems such as VPNs, firewalls, and remote access gateways are a favourite target. Threat intelligence is also an explicit requirement of ISO/IEC 27001:2022 (control 5.7), and effective vulnerability management (control 8.8) depends on knowing what to patch first. Our feed gives you a reliable, time-saving starting point for both.
Where to find it
Look for the red shield in the header of our website, or go straight to Threat & vulnerability intelligence. Our legal, regulatory, and standards updates continue alongside it in Insights.
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The feed is awareness content, not a monitored threat intelligence service: always check vendor advisories against your own environment. If you would like help turning threat intelligence into action, contact us.
