Vulnerability radar: filter signals, not count CVEs
CVE volume is not intelligence. Intelligence is knowing which CVEs matter for your environment, now. VAIA crosses NVD, CISA KEV and GitHub Advisories to transform volume into signal.
The volume problem
The NVD publishes more than 200 CVEs per day. That's over 6,000 per month. No security team can analyze all of them manually. The result: alert fatigue, triage by CVSS score (insufficient), and real vulnerabilities going unnoticed while the team handles false positives of high severity.
Recent VAIA signals
6.153
CVEs in 30 days
Total volume published by NVD (NIST). 559 critical (CVSS ≥ 9.0), 2,992 high.
54
in CISA KEV catalog
0.9% of the total — but these are the ones with confirmed active exploitation.
3.482
security jobs open
Ratio of 0.75 CVE per job — offensive pressure grows faster than defensive capacity. Signal: sec-cve-hiring-gap-v2 (85).
What to track
- →New CISA KEV entries daily — it is the absolute urgency list, above CVSS.
- →CVEs with public exploit in GitHub Advisories — indicate that attack tooling is already available.
- →90-day CVE trend by vendor — identifies chronic patterns in specific vendors.
- →CVE/security job ratio — if your organization is below the market, manual triage doesn't scale.