Threat Intelligence

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Threat actors exploit known CVEs within 15 days of disclosure. The average team patches in 30+. Tacosec closes that window — automatically.

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The Attack Window

A new CVE. 15 days to exploitation.

CVE Lifecycle — Typical Attack Timeline
Day 0CVE published to NVD
Day 3Exploit code appears on GitHub
Day 8First observed exploitation in the wild
Day 15Mass exploitation begins
Day 30Average team patches — too late
✓ Tacosec alerts: within minutes of Day 0

Recent History

Attacks that hit before teams could react

CRITICALCVE-2021-44228 (Log4Shell)Exploited within 12 hours of disclosure
CRITICALCVE-2022-22965 (Spring4Shell)Mass exploitation within 48 hours
HIGHCVE-2023-44487 (HTTP/2 Rapid Reset)Active DoS campaigns within 24 hours
CRITICALCVE-2024-3094 (XZ Backdoor)Supply chain compromise, weeks undetected

How Tacosec Helps

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Continuous CVE monitoring

Tacosec ingests from NVD, OSV, GitHub Advisory Database, and threat feeds the moment new CVEs are published — not on your next scheduled scan.

Instant impact assessment

Within minutes of a new CVE, Tacosec cross-references your SBOM and running containers to tell you: are you affected? Is exploit code available?

Priority alerting — not noise

Not every CVE deserves a 3am page. Tacosec combines CVSS score, EPSS probability, and your asset context to surface only what genuinely threatens you.

Know before they strike.

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