Data sources

What cyber threat sources do we read?

Our monitoring solution aggregates structured data from a variety of authoritative sources, including cve.mitre.org, nvd.nist.gov, securityweek.com, darkreading.com, and infosecurity-magazine.com. These sources provide critical insights into emerging global cyber threats, vulnerabilities, and zero-day exploits. By tracking data such as CVE identifiers, product versions, severity ratings, and exploitability, we ensure you have the most relevant and timely information at your fingertips.

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Structured dataset

What it finds

What cyber threat data does it find?

The dataset includes essential columns such as id, Source, CVE, Product, Version, Severity, CVSSv3, Exploitability, Published, PatchAvailable, PatchURL, and Notes. This structured data allows for a comprehensive understanding of vulnerabilities and their implications. With this level of detail, organizations can prioritize their cybersecurity efforts based on the severity and exploitability of each threat.

Source

CVE

Product

Version

Severity

CVSSv3

Exploitability

Published

Analysis

Understanding the cyber threat dataset

Our dashboard features 12 powerful widgets designed to visualize critical cybersecurity data. Key metrics include Total Active Vulnerabilities and New Zero-Day Exploits This Month, while trend analysis is provided through the Emerging Cyber Threat Trends Over Time line chart. Additionally, the Top Sources of Cyber Threat Information bar chart and the Vulnerability Type Distribution donut chart help you quickly identify the most pressing threats and their origins.

When do we get cyber threat alerts?

Stay informed with our enabled alert rules that notify you of critical updates regarding emerging cyber threats. You will receive alerts directly through your preferred channels, ensuring you never miss a significant vulnerability. This proactive approach allows teams to respond swiftly to potential risks before they escalate.

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Where does cyber threat data go?

Our product seamlessly integrates with popular platforms including API, Snowflake, Email, and Slack, allowing for efficient data sharing and collaboration. With these integrations, you can easily incorporate our structured cyber threat data into your existing workflows. This enhances your overall cybersecurity posture and ensures that your team is always up-to-date.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is Jsonify just a web scraping tool?

No. Jsonify delivers structured market intelligence, not raw HTML. The platform extracts, normalizes, and analyzes public data to produce clean, typed datasets ready for analysis.

How often is the data updated?

Update cadence depends on the monitoring workflow. Most use cases refresh daily or weekly. Alerts can be triggered in near-real-time when significant changes are detected.

What sources are covered for this use case?

Where does the extracted data go?

Can I customize which data fields are extracted?

Yes. Every Jsonify deployment is configured to your specific requirements. You define which signals, fields, and geographies matter, and the pipeline is built around those parameters.

Related monitoring scenarios

Continuous global cyber threat data needed

What cyber threat sources do we read?

What cyber threat data does it find?

Understanding the cyber threat dataset

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