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    VulnCheck Integrates with ThreatQuotient: Operationalize Exploit Intelligence in the ThreatQ Platform and is Now Generally Available on the ThreatQ Marketplace | Blog

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    VulnCheck & ThreatQuotient Partnership

    VulnCheck is excited to announce its integration with ThreatQuotient’s ThreatQ Platform — now generally available in the ThreatQ Marketplace. This integration brings VulnCheck’s exploit-centric vulnerability intelligence directly into ThreatQ, enabling joint customers to supercharge threat operations, vulnerability prioritization, and incident response with real-world exploit data.

    The VulnCheck app is available here in the ThreatQ Marketplace.

    Security teams are constantly forced to triage long lists of vulnerabilities with limited context. CVSS scores and basic enrichment often miss the most critical piece: Is this vulnerability actively being exploited — and how?

    Combined with the lack of true automation in the market to power timely threat response when new exploited vulnerabilities are validated and confirmed, teams also have to rely on slow and manual processes to triage what they hope are the prioritized vulnerabilities.

    ThreatQuotient customers can now integrate and rely on VulnCheck’s Community intelligence feeds to support their response workflows. VulnCheck KEV, freely available on VulnCheck’s Community tier.

    By combining VulnCheck’s deep visibility into exploitation with ThreatQuotient’s powerful threat operations platform, organizations can focus efforts on vulnerabilities that matter most.

    What’s cool about this partnership is that ThreatQuotient customers can leverage VulnCheck data easily by simply downloading the app in the Marketplace, and apply it to automated response playbooks.

    ThreatQuotient is a leader in the Threat Intelligence Platform (TIP) market, and under Securonix now, we look forward to exposing VulnCheck intelligence a global installed based that carries a significant footprint in the enterprise.

    The VulnCheck integration provides automated ingestion of machine-readable, exploit-enriched vulnerability intelligence directly into the ThreatQ Platform, including:

    • Exploit Intelligence:

      • Evidence-based exploitation in-the-wild intelligence
      • GitHub-hosted PoCs, exploit toolkits, and malware references
      • Exploit maturity (PoC-only vs. weaponized vs. widely exploited)
      • Exploit type classification (e.g., RCE, privilege escalation)
      • Indicators tied to known exploitation associated with attacker activity and ransomware families
      • Campaign tracking for initial access brokers and opportunistic threat actors

    • Vulnerability Intelligence:

      • Enriched CVE metadata beyond NVD and CISA KEV
      • Real-time timelines of exploit activity and vulnerability lifecycle
      • Risk context mapped to real-world threat behavior
      • Added CPE intelligence that is not available on NIST NVD

    This integration allows ThreatQ users to automatically normalize and correlate VulnCheck data with their broader threat intel ecosystem, including malware families, adversary TTPs, intrusion sets, and vulnerability disclosures.

    There are key use cases this integration delivers to enterprise and Federal customers to improve response time, validate known exploited vulnerabilities, investigate vulnerabilities with added context and CPE intelligence and automate rapid responses for the most highly-prioritized vulnerabilities.

    1. Vulnerability Prioritization Based on Exploitation, Not Just Scores Move beyond CVSS-based triage by identifying the subset of vulnerabilities that are currently being exploited or are highly exploitable.
    2. Enrichment of Threat Objects and Events Enrich CVEs, observables, and adversary profiles in ThreatQ with VulnCheck’s data — including exploit PoCs, C2 infrastructure, and in-the-wild sightings.
    3. Automated Detection Engineering & Response Use VulnCheck indicators and IP telemetry to proactively hunt for signs of exploitation and harden defenses against active threats.
    4. Threat Intelligence Fusion and Campaign Tracking Link known exploits and vulnerable assets to malware toolchains, initial access campaigns, and adversary tradecraft.

    VulnCheck doesn’t just tell you what could go wrong — it shows you what is going wrong, right now. Combined with ThreatQ, this gives SOC, CTI, vulnerability management, pentesting / red-teaming and AppSec teams a force multiplier for operationalizing exploit intelligence across detection, response, and remediation.

    VulnCheck is available today in the ThreatQ Marketplace. Integration takes just minutes — connect your VulnCheck API credentials and start ingesting high-value exploit intelligence directly into your ThreatQ instance.

    For setup instructions, visit: https://docs.vulncheck.com.



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