Threat intelligence and attack surface monitoring, tailored to your exposure.
[A]ctionable, [P]ersonalized,
[T]hreat Intelligence.
Threats.Report combines analyst review, exploit context, and external exposure analysis so your team can prioritize CVEs and remediation work with confidence.
You don't get more alerts. You get decisions.
Not Just Data. Intelligence.
Most platforms give you:
- Raw CVE feeds
- Generic threat alerts
- Port scan results
We deliver:
- CVE risk scoring based on real-world weaponization
- Business-specific prioritization
- External attack surface management and exposure mapping
- Industry-relevant threat actor monitoring
- CISO reporting and MSSP white-label threat intelligence deliverables
Built for security leaders who need to justify decisions and reduce risk, not chase dashboards.
Our Intelligence Methodology
We combine multiple authoritative data sources with expert analysis to produce intelligence that actually maps to your exposure.
Connect Your Assets
Add your domain and business details for tailored scanning
Automated Scanning
Our system continuously monitors for potential threats
Analysis & Reporting
Receive detailed reports with actionable insights
What You Receive
Each Threats.Report engagement includes a structured intelligence package designed for both technical teams and executive stakeholders.
Executive Risk Summary
Board-ready narrative of your current exposure posture
Exploit-Probability Ranked CVEs
Scored by real-world weaponization and your specific stack
External Attack Surface Findings
Subdomains, services, misconfigurations, cloud exposure
Industry-Specific Threat Actor Trends
Who is targeting your sector and how
Actionable Mitigation Guidance
Concrete remediation steps tied to your context
Prioritized Remediation Roadmap
Sequenced by business risk, not CVSS score
Beyond CVEs:
Your Real Exposure
We continuously monitor your external footprint, not only your patching backlog.
Because attackers don't exploit "severity scores."
They exploit exposure.
Built for Serious Practitioners
MSSPs
Seeking premium client intelligence deliverables that differentiate your service offering and justify higher retainers.
Security Leaders
Preparing board-level reports and executive briefings that translate technical risk into business decisions.
Regulated Industries
Organizations operating in finance, healthcare, critical infrastructure, or government where compliance meets real threat exposure.
Public Infrastructure
Companies with significant public-facing infrastructure and external exposure that generic tools miss entirely.
Built by Security Researchers.
Threats.Report is developed by practitioners with hands-on experience across every layer of the modern threat landscape.
From the Blog
Featured Threat Intelligence Research
Fresh analysis from our threat research team to support security strategy, CISO reporting, and customer-facing MSSP narratives.
FAQs
Common Questions
Why should I trust analyst-curated intelligence over automated vulnerability scanners?
Scanners generate noise. They flag thousands of CVEs without context on whether an exploit exists in the wild, whether it targets your stack, or whether the risk is actually material to your business. Our analysts filter, correlate, and prioritize based on real-world weaponization, threat actor activity, and your specific exposure profile.
How do you prioritize CVEs when CVSS scores alone don't reflect real risk?
We score CVEs by exploit maturity, active threat actor campaigns, and alignment with your external attack surface. A CVSS 9.8 with no public exploit and no relevance to your stack ranks lower than a CVSS 7.2 being actively weaponized against your industry. Context beats severity scores.
What does external attack surface monitoring actually find that internal tools miss?
Internal tools see what you know about. We find what you don't: forgotten subdomains, exposed cloud assets, misconfigured services, leaked credentials, and shadow IT. Attackers enumerate your perimeter before they attack. We do it first and map the exposure before it becomes an incident.
How is this different from a generic threat feed I can get for free?
Free feeds give you raw IOCs and CVE lists with no business context. We correlate threat actor TTPs with your actual stack, map exploitability to your exposed assets, and deliver prioritized intelligence your team can act on today — not a firehose of data that sits unread in a SIEM.
We're a small team with no dedicated SOC. Is this still relevant for us?
Especially for you. Without a 24/7 SOC, you need intelligence that's already triaged and prioritized. We do the analytical work so your lean team spends time on remediation, not on parsing thousands of alerts trying to figure out what matters.