Continuous Threat Exposure Management

We see what others don't

In an AI-amplified threat landscape, noise is exploding. Cyvance correlates signed, first-party telemetry from your actual infrastructure against curated exploit intelligence — cutting through the chaos to surface the exposures that matter. Across your environment, your dependencies, and your supply chain.

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The Problem

More tools. More AI. More noise. Less clarity.

AI is amplifying both sides of the equation. Attackers weaponize faster. Scanners generate more findings. Feeds produce more advisories. Your team drowns in data that looks urgent but isn't — while the handful of exposures that could actually compromise your business hides in the noise.

~59,000

New CVEs projected for 2026

Only ~3% are ever actively exploited

Source: FIRST.org Vulnerability Forecast, Feb 2026

3×

Fewer breaches with CTEM-based prioritization

Organizations implementing CTEM are 3x less likely to experience a breach.

Source: Gartner, Continuous Threat Exposure Management

€3.87M

Average cost of a data breach in Germany

Boards are asking: "What's our material exposure?"

Source: IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2025

Traditional vulnerability management answers the wrong question. It tells you what's vulnerable. It doesn't tell you what's exploitable, what's reachable, or what the financial impact would be if it were compromised.

Cyvance answers the question your board is actually asking.

363K vulnerabilities. We find the 47 that matter.

363,000+ vulnerabilities are known today — and roughly 40,000 more arrive every year. Only a fraction ever have a working exploit. Only a handful of those exist in your environment, on systems that matter.

Cyvance starts from signed, first-party telemetry — every package, port, and configuration on every host — and correlates it against curated exploit intelligence: CISA KEV, EPSS, Metasploit, Nuclei, ExploitDB, vendor advisories. The output is a short, defensible list: what is exploited in the wild, what has a working exploit, what needs action now — each with a cryptographically signed evidence trail an auditor can verify.

Not a vulnerability list. A short, evidence-backed answer to the only question that matters: what do we fix first?

Boards don't care about CVE counts.

Your board is asking: "What is our financial exposure from third-party software dependencies?" Not: "How many highs do we have?" Cyvance bridges that gap — contextual exposure intelligence mapped to supplier dependencies, with exploitability scoring that translates technical risk into material business impact.

Roadmap Financial impact modeling and Monte Carlo simulation — in development.

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