Free CISA KEV Triage Checklist and Threat Intelligence Resources
Free, source-backed cybersecurity resources for busy IT teams
Known exploited vulnerabilities deserve attention, but a catalog entry alone does not prove that your environment is exposed. The difficult work is identifying affected assets, confirming vendor guidance, assigning remediation, and retaining evidence that supports closure.
Calculated Ventures has launched CalculatedIT Threat Pulse, a free publication that brings official CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) source records together with practical tools and operational checklists.
Three resources worth bookmarking
- Seven-day CISA KEV watchlist: a rolling factual summary of catalog additions. Check current vendor guidance and CISA directly before making decisions.
- KEV triage checklist and downloadable CSV: document asset applicability, action ownership, planned response, evidence, and reviewer status without uploading your data to our website.
- Nessus / ACAS findings to POA&M evidence: understand the difference between scanner observations, responsible remediation planning, and reviewable human-validated documentation.
What is automated—and what is not
The public threat feed refreshes from the official CISA catalog through a scheduled publishing workflow. Automatically derived summaries retain their source references; they are not custom vulnerability assessments, impact predictions, or certifications. The free guides explain how to investigate and verify the results.
Organizations seeking assistance can separately learn about the CalculatedIT RMF Evidence Acceleration Pilot, a scoped paid service for drafting and reviewing vulnerability-related RMF evidence. The free resources remain available without registration or purchase.
Start here: Explore CalculatedIT Threat Pulse.
