Hear it early, not weeks later
Attackers often post victims long before the official notice arrives. Hearing early is the difference between rotating credentials now and cleaning up later.
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Know when your vendors get breached, often before they tell you.
Cyber Pulse watches ransomware leak claims, regulator breach filings, exploited zero-days and security news continuously, turns it into one live picture, and emails you when a company you depend on shows up.
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The blind spot
Your vendor’s breach becomes your incident. Often weeks later.
Most organizations learn a supplier was compromised from a notification letter or the news, long after attackers posted the data. Meanwhile the same groups are exploiting flaws in the firewalls and VPNs you run. The signals are public. They’re just scattered across dozens of sites nobody has time to watch.
Cyber Pulse watches them for you.
- Day 0Attackers post the victim on a leak site
The claim is public from that moment, if you know where to look.
- Days 1–10Security press and researchers pick it up
Reports, exploited CVEs and indicators start to surface.
- Weeks laterRegulator filing or customer notice
State attorneys general, SEC 8-K, the official letter.
- With Cyber PulseYou hear about it as soon as a public source tracks it
Usually within hours of a leak-site claim, clearly labelled unconfirmed until news or a filing confirms it.
Why you need it
Your vendors’ security is part of yours.
Every supplier, software vendor and service provider with access to your data or systems is part of your attack surface. Here’s what changes when you can see what’s happening to them.
Know what’s real
Every entry is labelled: an attacker’s claim, reported in the news, or confirmed by the company or a regulator. You act on facts and never escalate a rumour.
Fix what attackers actually use
Not every critical CVE matters this week. See the flaws exploited in the wild right now, how likely the rest are to be, and jump straight to the vendor’s fix.
Answer the hard questions fast
“Are we affected?” comes from leadership, customers and auditors within hours of a headline. Have the evidence, the timeline and the sources in one place.
One view instead of dozens of tabs
Leak trackers, government catalogs, regulator portals, vendor advisories and security news, merged and de-duplicated, so nobody on your team has to watch them all.
Third-party risk that keeps up
Annual vendor questionnaires go stale the day they’re filed. Continuous monitoring tells you when the answer changes.
How it works
Dozens of sources in. One signal out.
Each source is checked every 5 to 60 minutes, depending on how often it updates. How fast a breach shows up depends on the source: leak-site trackers usually within hours of a post, news within hours to days, regulator filings often weeks after the attack.
Collect
Leak-site trackers, regulator breach portals, government vulnerability catalogs, vendor security feeds and trusted security news, fetched on our servers, not in your browser.
Correlate
The same incident seen in five places becomes one record: de-duplicated, linked to news, tagged by industry and country, and graded claim → reported → confirmed.
Alert
When a match hits your vendor list, you get one clear email with the evidence and the next step. No noise, no repeats, and a new alert only when the status gets worse.
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Responsible by default
Unconfirmed claims are labelled and their names held back, leak-site links are never published, and corrections are honoured.
Every claim sourced
Each entry links to where it came from, so you can verify before you act or brief.
Honest about coverage. Cyber Pulse only sees what is reported publicly. Many attacks are never posted, tracked or disclosed, so no match does not mean a vendor is safe. Use it alongside your vendor reviews, not instead of them.
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