Global intelligence.
Local context.
A CVE feed by itself doesn't tell you anything about your exposure. CTEMEGA correlates known-exploited status and exploit probability against the assets you actually have.
Not every CVE deserves the same reaction
Thousands of CVEs get published every year. Most don't touch your environment at all, and most of the ones that do aren't being actively exploited. Treating every CVE alert the same way just trains teams to ignore them.
Real, named intelligence sources — not a black box
The Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog — CVEs CISA has confirmed are being actively exploited. A finding matching a KEV entry is a signal of real, ongoing exploitation, not theoretical risk.
FIRST's Exploit Prediction Scoring System — a probability, refreshed regularly, that a given CVE will be exploited in the near term. Used alongside KEV, not as a replacement for it.
From a global CVE to a local, actionable path
A CVE becomes meaningful the moment it's tied to an asset you have, contextualized by exploitation status, and placed in your attack graph — this is that chain.
Global threat intelligence, localized to your exposure — a CVE only matters once it's connected to an asset you actually have.
Your exposure is moving. Is your security?
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