Use case — Continuous monitoring
Set the bar once. Get alerted only when it's crossed.
Exploit Shield watches your domains, integrations, and vendors continuously, and sends a webhook the moment a finding crosses the severity and confidence threshold you set.
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How it works
Configuration once, coverage continuously.
Domains, integrations, and vendors load once, by hand or by CSV. A source enters active monitoring once it's approved for the watch list, not the moment it's added to a form, so what you see reflects what's actually being watched.
You set the severity and confidence threshold that should trigger an alert. Findings below that bar still get logged and scored, but they don't interrupt your team; only what crosses the line you set does.
When a report crosses that threshold, a webhook fires to the channel your team already lives in, Discord, Teams, Google Chat, your SIEM, or your CTI platform, so a finding becomes a notification your team sees, not a report waiting in an inbox.
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Configure
Load domains, integrations, and vendors once, by hand or CSV.
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Set the bar
Choose the severity and confidence threshold that should trigger an alert.
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Get notified
A webhook fires to Discord, Teams, Google Chat, your SIEM, or your CTI platform the moment a report crosses it.
Signal, not noise
Most findings stay quiet. One crosses the line.
Findings below your threshold are still logged and scored, they just don't interrupt anyone. Only what crosses the bar you set triggers a webhook.
How Exploit Shield helps
One alert, in the channel you already use.
Alerts you set the bar for
Configure the severity and confidence threshold that matters to your team; nothing below it interrupts you.
Delivered where you already work
Findings route to Discord, Teams, Google Chat, your SIEM, or your CTI platform, whichever your team is already watching.
Configuration once, coverage continuously
Domains, integrations, and vendors load once, by hand or CSV, and stay under continuous watch after that.
Monitoring starts on approval, not on save
A source enters active monitoring once it's approved for the watch list, not the instant it's added to a form.
What we're hearing
One queue instead of five feeds nobody checks
SecOps teams don't want another dashboard to check on a schedule. They want one alert, in the channel they already use, only when something actually crosses the bar they set. That's the discipline Exploit Shield's monitoring is built around.