LogPulse links known exploited vulnerabilities and threat feeds to your own logs. You see which CVEs affect your systems, whether a tested rule watches for abuse, and what was already in your data before anyone knew to look.
Updated: November 2026
Four public facts, each with its source. Together they explain why nobody keeps up with this by hand.
GitLab flaw that CISA flagged as actively exploited on 29 October 2026. Attackers tried it against Alpine Linux, among others.
Source: The Hacker Newsin revenue Ahold Delhaize expects to lose to the cyberattack of October 2026.
Source: Computableweb shops attacked by AI agents in October 2026, at about $50 per successful hack.
Source: The Hacker News, ReutersNone of this calls for panic. It calls for knowing which of these vulnerabilities are in your environment, and seeing it in your logs when someone tries to use one.
From CVE to detection
The LogPulse Intelligence Hub does the legwork centrally. Your environment answers the one question that matters: does this affect me?
The hub follows CISA KEV, EPSS, NVD and threat feeds such as abuse.ch, Spamhaus and AlienVault OTX, refreshed several times a day. A CVE gets a rule when it is being exploited, is likely to be (EPSS 0.1 or higher), or affects a product a customer runs.
Send your vulnerability scans and LogPulse keeps track of which CVEs are present on your systems. A match becomes an advisory in the app; for exploited or critical ones you also get an email.
Agents draft the rule and its tests. It is only published after a person reviews it and it passes on an attack case and a benign case. More than 3,000 Sigma rules first run silently, so you see which ones stay quiet in your environment before you switch them on.
A feed often lists an IP only after the attack. Retro-hunt checks up to 30 days of your logs for newly listed IPs and runs every new rule over the past 7 days. Findings are labelled Retro.
Security monitoring and advisories are part of the Free plan.
Denmark's population register leaked through a former employee's account with the password 123456. At ASOS it was a stolen employee login. The SafePay ransomware group got into more than 600 organisations with stolen passwords, brute force and phishing.
Source: CM-Alliance, October 2026 roundupLogPulse does not replace MFA or a password policy. It shows when a sign-in doesn't add up, so you notice when one of those measures fails.
Works with, among others
In October, attackers set AI agents loose on more than 1,200 web shops to plant a web shell. LogPulse recognises web shell payloads and probing of admin endpoints, among other things, uses AI for the work that slows defenders down, and leaves decisions with people.
The AI Investigator gathers context for a finding and drafts a verdict, so an analyst starts with the evidence instead of an empty search bar.
Agents propose rules, tuning and actions. Nothing changes until someone with the right role approves it, and every step is in the audit log.
Built-in detections flag unusual agent behaviour, such as an abnormal volume of MCP calls or an agent that makes a change.
Three steps. The first two are enough for detections and threat-feed enrichment; the third adds the view of which CVEs are on your systems.
No credit card. You get 1 GB of logs a day with security monitoring switched on.
Start with what leads to your systems: firewall, VPN, identity provider or servers, via the LogPulse agent or the HTTP API.
Send the JSON output of Trivy, Grype or Snyk. LogPulse matches it against known exploited CVEs and shows an advisory when one applies to you.
The Free plan includes security monitoring, threat-feed enrichment and advisories, with 1 GB of logs a day and 7 days of retention. Detection Lab and the NIS2 and ISO 27001 coverage report come with Pro (€59 a month) and Business.
Covered by NIS2? The coverage report in Pro and Business is a printable overview of your detection coverage for NIS2 and ISO 27001. More on NIS2
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