Without a SIEM
CISA KEV alerts for the SaaS that holds your data.
The Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog is public. Filtering it to Okta, Slack, Salesforce, and the cloud under them is the part most teams never finish. ZeroDayTracker is that filter.
What you get
- Matches against a curated catalog, not every CVE in NVD.
- CISA’s required action on the briefing.
- Supplier blast-radius on Keep Track — AWS under Slack, Microsoft over GitHub.
- A public SaaS KEV tracker you can share before you sign in.
Who this is for
CIOs, CTOs, and founders who live in SaaS and do not have a detection engineer to join KEV to a CMDB. If you already run Tenable against every host, keep doing that — and still watch the vendors you do not scan.
Longer version: How to get CISA KEV alerts without a SIEM.
Questions
How are these different from CISA’s own email?
CISA emails the whole catalog. We match additions to the SaaS tools you named — and, on Keep Track, to their cloud hosts, parents, and identity providers.
Do I need Elastic, Sentinel, or Wazuh?
No. Those are correct if you already have a SIEM and asset inventory. This product is for teams that do not.
How fast is ingest?
We pull CISA KEV on a six-hour cron and match against the catalog. Keep Track can email a daily or weekly digest. For same-minute webhooks into SOAR, use the JSON feed plus your own worker — or a page monitor.
Watch the SaaS that holds your data.
Three tools free. Keep Track is $20/month for supplier blast-radius, full history, and a digest.