Team Cymru RADAR Maps Internet-Facing Assets to Known Exploited Vulnerabilities
Summary
Team Cymru says RADAR links domains to internet-facing assets, enriches IPs with CVE data, and filters for known exploited vulnerabilities to help teams prioritize remediation.
Key points
- RADAR searches a supplied top-level domain or linked domains to identify associated internet-facing IPs, domains, and CIDR ranges.
- The product enriches discovered IPs with CVE numbers, descriptions, and first- and last-seen dates from CISA’s live database.
- Users can filter for known exploited vulnerabilities and exclude CDNs or shared hosts to narrow the asset list.
- Team Cymru says existing Recon or Scout customers have complimentary RADAR access through January 31, 2026.
Article Details
- Event Type
- Product announcement and access offer
- Impact
- Team Cymru’s RADAR helps vulnerability teams identify internet-facing assets linked to supplied domains, enrich associated IPs with CVE information, filter for known exploited vulnerabilities (KEVs), and prioritize remediation. Existing Team Cymru Recon or Scout customers are offered complimentary RADAR access through January 31, 2026.
Vendors
Products
PureSignalRADAR access. For those interested in testing RADAR without current access, visit go.team-cymru.com/puresignal-radar to see what makes RADAR and Team Cymru’s PureSignal™ data so unique. RADARRADAR takes all the guesswork out of vulnerability exposure assessments. With a simple search, RADAR discovers all internet-facing infrastructure linked to the provided domains. Within seconds, you can use this to