Threat Intelligence
Guard already holds the technology map, so the CVE is matched against what you actually run, turned into a check, and detonated against those hosts inside your authorized scope. What you get back is a list of the ones where it worked.
When an exploit is public but unweaponized, an agent pulls the repository, builds it in a sandbox, and makes it work. Then it runs through the same verification pipeline as any other claim.
What is threat intelligence?
Point products are inputs. Guard is the outcome.
Agents run the operation. Operators own the result.
The rest of the platform
Start with a domain. See what an adversary would find.
A finding is a claim until something exploits it.
A target and an objective. Everything else is a dial.
Did anything catch it?
Exposure management that proves what is exploitable.
Threat intelligence questions
What is threat intelligence?
Threat intelligence is information about the vulnerabilities, exploits, and adversary techniques that could be used against an organization. It is most useful when it is matched to the technology the organization actually runs.
How does Guard know if a new CVE affects me?
Guard already holds a map of the technology you run. It matches each new CVE against that map, generates a check, and runs it against the matching hosts in your authorized scope.
What happens when an exploit is public but not weaponized?
An agent pulls the repository, builds the exploit in a sandbox, and makes it work, then runs it through the same verification pipeline as any other finding.
What does Guard return after a new CVE?
A list of the hosts where the exploit worked, verified and ticketed with the evidence attached.
How can I try Praetorian Guard?
Start on Guard Free with a single domain and no integration work, or request a month-long free pilot run against your own environment.