The Nucleus Vulnerability Intelligence Platform (VIP) is designed to accelerate the investigation, monitoring, and response to security vulnerabilities. It addresses the challenge faced by security teams who are often overwhelmed by the constant influx of vulnerabilities, zero-days, and exploit disclosures, where manual collection and research consume valuable time and hinder timely detection and response. Nucleus VIP automatically centralizes all known vulnerability data, continuously enriching it with critical context such as exploitability, malware associations, active threat campaigns, and real-time telemetry from over 16 diverse sources. This provides a single platform for comprehensive vulnerability threat intelligence. The platform enables organizations to monitor their specific tech stack for critical threats, delivering immediate alerts when new vulnerabilities, including zero-days and actively exploited flaws, impact their software, technologies, and vendors. This focused approach allows for effective risk assessment and targeted remediation. It significantly cuts down threat research time by offering a centralized search across more than 230,000 CVEs from public, open-source, and commercial sources, with filtering capabilities by exploitability, malware use, affected vendors, or threat actor activity. Real-time exploitation telemetry, proof-of-concept availability, and vendor exposure are provided for newly disclosed vulnerabilities, minimizing exposure and enabling proactive stakeholder briefings before scanner updates are published. Furthermore, Nucleus VIP allows organizations to define business-relevant risk scores by creating custom rules that automatically rate vulnerabilities based on criteria like exploit availability, malware usage, or critical asset exposure, driving automation across workflows. The platform also serves as a shared threat workplace, facilitating collaboration across the response lifecycle by allowing teams to tag analysis notes, assign next steps, and capture investigation history in one centralized location.

Features & Benefits

• Centralized and Enriched Context
  • Automatically centralizes all known vulnerability data and continuously enriches it with exploitability, malware associations, active threat campaigns, and telemetry from over 16 sources, providing a single platform for vulnerability threat intelligence.
  • Unify and correlate data from open-source, commercial, and government threat intelligence from 16+ feeds.
  • Ingest and integrate classified or proprietary intelligence sources for holistic threat analysis.
• Focused Remediation & Response
  • Monitors your tech stack for critical threats, providing immediate alerts when new vulnerabilities, including zero-days and actively exploited flaws, impact your software, technologies, and vendors, enabling effective risk assessment and focused remediation.
  • Track critical software technologies for new zero-days, KEVs, and high-impact threats.
• Centralized Threat Research
  • Enables searching across over 230,000 CVEs from public, open-source, and commercial sources in one place, with filters by exploitability, malware use, affected vendors, or threat actor activity, significantly cutting research time.
  • Search across all 230,000+ CVEs by exploitability, malware use, threat actor, and more.
• Real-Time Telemetry
  • Provides real-time exploitation telemetry, proof-of-concept availability, and vendor exposure for newly disclosed vulnerabilities, minimizing exposure and allowing proactive action before scanner updates are published.
• Business-Relevant Risk Scores
  • Allows organizations to define custom rules for automatically rating vulnerabilities based on exploit availability, malware usage, critical asset exposure, or other business-relevant criteria, driving automation and ticketing across Nucleus workflows.
  • Define and automate threat intelligence workflows tailored to your environment.
• Shared Threat Workplace
  • Facilitates collaboration across the response lifecycle by allowing teams to tag analysis notes, assign next steps, and capture investigation history in one place, serving as a shared workspace for understanding and acting on threats.
  • Document investigations, assign actions, and collaborate effectively across teams.