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A verified intelligence pipeline that watches vulnerabilities, known exploitation, end-of-life dates, framework changes, litigation and vendor breaches. It removes duplicates, scores relevance and confidence separately, and lets you act in one click.

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Overview

What Intelligence Feed does

The Intel Feed collects from official and structured sources, including the NIST National Vulnerability Database, the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalogue, endoflife.date, SEC EDGAR and CourtListener, plus AI web research. Web research may only cite pages that the search actually returned. Every item is normalised and de-duplicated, so there is one card per CVE and the same event from another source becomes a corroborating source rather than a second card. Relevance and confidence are scored separately, with the reasons shown.

Each item can become a task, a finding or a draft or linked risk. Linking a risk only raises a reassessment proposal and never rescores it. Low-confidence intelligence needs an explicit acknowledgement before a finding or risk is created, and vendors are matched only through confirmed aliases. Refreshes run on a calendar schedule you choose, and the research method can be tuned to control AI cost.

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Capabilities

Key capabilities

01

Verified sources

NVD, CISA KEV, endoflife.date, SEC EDGAR, CourtListener and cited AI web research.

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One card per event

De-duplication and corroboration across sources.

03

Relevance ≠ confidence

Two explained scores; corroboration raises confidence, never severity.

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One-click actions

Create a task, finding or draft risk, link a risk, save or ignore.

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Guardrails

Low-confidence items need acknowledgement; vendor matching uses confirmed aliases only.

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Scheduled refresh

Daily, twice weekly, weekly, twice monthly or monthly, at the hour you choose.

Benefits

The business case.

Efficiency, multi-framework alignment, reduced complexity and streamlined processes: what Intelligence Feed changes for your programme.

Risk reduction
Hours, not weeks

Time to awareness

Relevant CVEs, exploitation and vendor incidents reach the team quickly.

Potential savings
>70%

Less manual monitoring

Replaces checking advisories, regulator sites and news by hand.

Achieving compliance
Sourced

Every item cites its origin

Source URLs are verified, never taken on trust from an AI.

Streamlined processes
Signal → action

No copy-paste

Items become owned tasks, findings or reassessment proposals immediately.

Efficiency figures compare the effort of each workflow cycle in RiskVantis with the same work done manually or in a traditional GRC tool. Your result depends on your starting point; we will model it with you in a demo.

How it works

From setup to outcome.

Collect

Sources are checked on your schedule.

Verify

Items are normalised, de-duplicated and scored.

Triage

Save, ignore, or create a task, finding or risk link.

Track

Actions flow into remediation and reassessment.

Framework alignment

Supports your obligations.

Intelligence Feed contributes evidence and coverage to these frameworks and regulations.

NIST CSF 2.0 (ID.RA)ISO/IEC 27001:2022 (A.5.7, A.8.8)PCI DSS v4.0.1 (6.3.1)NIS2

All supported frameworks

FAQ

Common questions.

Can the AI invent sources?

No. Web research items whose URL wasn't in the search results are dropped, and structured sources are called directly.

Does linking an item to a risk rescore it?

No. It raises a reassessment proposal that your risk team applies or dismisses.

Are alerts sent automatically?

Alert rules are opt-in. None is enabled by default.

See Intelligence Feed in action.

Book a 30-minute walkthrough tailored to your frameworks, vendors and team.