BlackTreeCVE IntelligenceKnow what matters. Patch with purpose.
Every CVE published in 2026, translated into clear operational guidance: what it is, why it matters, how it is used, and how quickly you should act.
Confirmed exploitation remains separate from public exploit references.
Sources current:CVE.org · EPSS · CISA KEV · NIST NVD
Current aggregate snapshot. Missing status is not evidence of low risk. CVSS authority split: CNA 56,579 · CISA 10,077 · NIST 2,581 · Other 67 · Unscored 2,910.
398,896 records · refreshed 29 Sept, 09:03 UTC
380,224 records · refreshed 28 Sept, 14:07 UTC
1,728 records · refreshed 29 Sept, 09:03 UTC
399,633 records · refreshed 29 Sept, 09:03 UTC
- 96.0%CVSS
- 98.8%EPSS
- 99.1%EUVD
- 12.7%VEX
- 96.0%product
- 97.1%versions
- 91.7%CWE
- 36.5%NVD not scheduled
The current catalogue is being retrieved.
From a new CVE to a decision you can defend.
Vulnerability feeds create a daily triage problem: thousands of records, changing evidence and scores that answer different questions. BlackTree brings those signals together without hiding their source, so you can see what needs attention now, what can wait and why.
- 01Evidence arrives
We monitor CVE.org, FIRST, CISA and NIST for new records and meaningful updates.
- 02Signals stay separate
CVSS impact, EPSS probability and CISA-confirmed exploitation are never collapsed into a misleading single score.
- 03Context becomes action
Affected versions, access requirements, exploitation evidence and available fixes become a practical urgency recommendation.
- 04The decision stays current
Material changes are surfaced so you can revisit a decision when the evidence, exposure or remediation changes.
Every recommendation remains traceable to its source, and missing data is treated as uncertainty rather than low risk.