Step
Exposure check
We check your asset and log data for the affected software and versions.
Zero-Day Watch
When a critical CVE lands, we check your exposure first.
Zero-Day Watch is part of Operate. It turns a new vulnerability into a question about your environment, a tested temporary rule and a clear note to your team.
Two sides
Attackers move on new flaws. So does Zero-Day Watch.
When a CVE lands
Attackers
- Scan the internet for the new flaw.
- Use AI to adapt public exploit code.
- Target systems before a vendor patch is applied.
Zero-Day Watch
Zero-Day Watch
- Checks whether the affected software runs in your environment.
- Deploys a temporary rule that has been tested first.
- Tells your team what changed and what to patch.
The flow
Exposure check, tested rule, notification.
It starts when a critical CVE is published.
Step
Tested temporary rule
We write a temporary detection, test it against the exploit behaviour, then deploy it with your approval.
Step
Notification
Your team gets a note with the exposure result, the rule we deployed and the patch to apply.
What you receive
A clear answer, not another advisory.
Exposure answer
Whether the affected software runs in your environment, and where.
A tested rule
A temporary detection that was tested before it went live, recorded in the ledger.
A plain note
What changed, what to patch and when the temporary rule will be retired.
Continuous attacks. Continuous proof.
See how Zero-Day Watch would handle the next critical CVE in your environment.