Scans the CISA KEV (Known Exploited Vulnerabilities) list — the world's most actively exploited flaws — and cross-references it against your infrastructure's exposed port services.
MODULES / CTI Radar
Dark web and zero-day intelligence
CTI Radar
Track dark web leaks, CISA KEV listings, and emerging zero-day vulnerabilities. Move to proactive defense with integrated threat intelligence.
- CISA KEV
- NVD
- DARKWEB
[ PURPOSE & VALUE ]
What does CTI Radar do?
Monitoring only your own network isn't enough to defend against new and evolving threats from the outside world. You need advance knowledge of attackers' current techniques, newly disclosed zero-day vulnerabilities, and any leaked data belonging to your organization. NextPcap's CTI Threat Radar delivers proactive intelligence to protect your infrastructure from external dangers. By querying international authorities (CISA KEV, NVD) in real time, it reports which of your network's devices match currently known CVEs.
[ FEATURES ]
What CTI Radar delivers
Checks whether email addresses and passwords tied to your corporate domain appear in dark web leak databases for sale.
Feeds global threat bulletins and the latest malware signatures used by APT groups directly into your central console.
[ HOW IT WORKS ]
Live in three steps
Intelligence is pulled from open sources, the dark web, and official feeds.
Prioritized based on assets relevant to your organization.
Critical findings are pushed to the Alerts module and the analyst.
[ RELATED MODULES ]
Works together with CTI Radar
[ FAQ ]
Frequently asked questions about CTI Radar
It scans CISA KEV (actively exploited vulnerabilities), NVD, and dark web leak databases to generate a risk report specific to your organization.
Email/password combinations tied to your domain are checked regularly against dark web marketplaces, with instant notification if a match is found.
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