Vulmon Alerts is a vulnerability alert service for monitoring software, vendors, or keywords and receiving notifications when a new vulnerability is disclosed. It is described as a CVE alerting platform, and its stated purpose is to help users avoid waiting for scheduled scans to discover risks.
Its workflow is set out in three steps: register, add vulnerability queries to the query list on a dashboard, and activate them. When a query matches a newly published vulnerability, the service sends daily emails, instant Slack messages, and API notifications. The page also describes this as a proactive vulnerability identification approach that lets users stay aware of critical vulnerabilities without relying on vulnerability scanning.
The service contrasts its approach with weekly or monthly scanning routines, which it says can create long latencies in vulnerability identification. It also notes that vulnerability scanners may fail to scan software such as web browsers, PDF readers, or word processors, and that some hosts in IT infrastructure are not reachable by vulnerability scanners. The intended use is therefore centered on security monitoring for software and infrastructure exposure.
Vulmon Alerts is accessed through a website with Home, Pricing, About, Contact, Dashboard, Log In, and Sign Up links. The page offers a free-forever membership and says registration is free. It also states that registering means agreeing to the terms and conditions and privacy policy.
Vulmon Alerts sits in PulseGate's Threat intelligence, SIEM & detection category. It focuses on staying informed about new software vulnerabilities without waiting for scheduled scans or missing critical CVE alerts. Vulmon Alerts is a B2B product aimed at security professionals. There is a free tier. It ships for the web.
Vulmon Alerts first shipped in 2018. The GitHub repository has been archived. Key capabilities include real-time alerts, CVE monitoring, and email notifications. It exposes integrations via a public API.
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