CVEalert.io beta is now open
Simple CVE monitoring for security teams. Track the CVEs that matter to your stack.
CVEalert.io is now open for beta registration. The product is still in its early stages, but the core idea is simple.
To help security teams and developers monitor the CVEs that actually matter to their software stack.
What CVEalert does today
Tracking vulnerabilities should not require constantly checking CVE feeds, vendor advisories, GitHub releases, and security mailing lists.
CVEalert is here to simplify and make the process more actionable.
With CVEalert, you can track the software products that matter to your team and receive alerts when relevant vulnerabilities are published. The goal is to provide useful context, without the noise of unrelated CVEs.
That way, you can focus only on what matters to you.
What to expect during the beta
The product will continue to change quickly. Some features are intentionally simple for now, and feedback from early users will help shape the next steps.
Parts of the product and API may change as we learn from real usage. Some changes may be breaking, and we will try to communicate them clearly whenever possible. CVEalert is currently usable for free, and payment-related flows may still use a sandbox Stripe gateway while we validate the commercial setup.
The beta is useful for security engineers, AppSec teams, developers, and small teams needing a practical way to monitor vulnerabilities affecting their software.
We are especially interested in onboarding early users who are willing to test the product, share feedback, and help shape the roadmap.
As a thank-you, we may offer a small reward, such as a gift cards, to selected early users.
Try the beta
Registration is now open.
You can create an account, add software to monitoring, and start receiving CVE alerts.