Built for security teams · Updated May 2026
AyeWatch for Security Teams — threat-intel and vendor-risk monitoring
TL;DR
Continuously monitor vendor breach announcements, CVE disclosures, vendor status pages, and threat-actor mentions across open sources. Semantic AI cuts down on the noise that breaks traditional CTI feeds.
Why security teams use Ayewatch
- Monitor every vendor in your stack for breach announcements and status-page incidents.
- Track CVE disclosures relevant to your tech stack.
- Watch threat actor TTPs and ransomware leak sites.
- HMAC-signed webhooks pipe into your SIEM or ticketing system.
Example topics
Breach announcements affecting cloud providers we use
ASAPVendor-risk monitoring.
New CVEs affecting Postgres or Node.js
1 hourPatch-readiness intel.
Status-page incidents for [Vendor]
ASAPURL monitoring on status pages.
The workflow
- 1
One topic per critical vendor + one per stack-component.
- 2
Route ASAP topics to a #sec-alerts Slack channel and a webhook to your ticketing system.
Frequently asked
Is AyeWatch a CTI platform?
No — purpose-built CTI platforms (Recorded Future, Mandiant) go much deeper. AyeWatch is the lightweight open-source-intel layer for small security teams that want fast vendor + CVE alerting.
Do alerts come with severity scoring?
Alerts include AI summaries describing the nature of the event, but no formal CVSS-style scoring. Pair with a vuln scanner for prioritization.
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