Introducing FAUCET: Predictive Vulnerability Intelligence

FAUCET: Fast, Actionable, and Unified CVE Enrichment and Triage.

FAUCET continuously pulls data from 300+ sources across the web, aggregates and analyzes it, and turns raw information into actionable intelligence. The goal is to determine, at the moment a CVE is published, which vulnerabilities will be exploited by adversaries down the line. This is no easy task, but it is the problem FAUCET is built to solve, so that customers can act before attacks begin.

Why FAUCET?

There is no shortage of vulnerability intelligence tools. Here is what sets FAUCET apart.

FAUCET is an AI-native CVE intelligence platform. We built FAUCET with AI, we use AI agents to enrich CVEs, and we give customers AI tools of their own, including an MCP server for connecting FAUCET data to their own workflows.

We also pull from a wider set of sources than other tools, including social media, infosec media and blogs, and a broad range of official feeds. More inputs means more robust risk assessments and better prediction capabilities.

FAUCET provides intelligence on more than just CVEs. You can look up CNAs, vendors, products, specific CPEs, and CWEs, and see stats you will not find elsewhere, such as how much social chatter a CVE is generating relative to comparable ones, or the average number of CVEs a given product sees in a year.

Every registered user gets full access to this data, on every tier, including the Free tier. FAUCET does not gate CVE intelligence behind a paywall. Paid tiers add capacity, automation, and collaboration, not access to the data itself.

Our exploit predictions are built with discipline. FAUCET uses only data available at the time of publication, and excludes any CVE already reported as exploited in the wild by its CNA. The model is trained on hundreds of millions of data points from our collection and analysis pipeline.

Finally, FAUCET closes the gap between publication and action. Build watchlists, technology inventories, and vendor lists, set your own alert rules, and get notified in real time when something crosses a threshold you care about.

Why now?

Two reasons. First, the volume of published CVEs has been climbing rapidly for years, and frontier AI models are accelerating that curve on both ends: finding vulnerabilities in software faster, and making it easier to develop exploits for them too. The vulnerabilities were already there; what's changing is how fast they surface, and how quickly they're weaponized. That makes fast, actionable intelligence more necessary than ever, for the flood of new CVEs and the backlog alike.

Second, NIST can no longer keep up. As of April 2026, NIST only enriches CVEs that land in CISA's KEV catalog, affect federal government software, or affect software deemed critical under Executive Order 14028. Everything else (the majority of new CVEs, plus the entire pre-2026 backlog) is marked "Not Scheduled" and won't receive NIST enrichment at all. Security teams still need intelligence on every CVE, not just the fraction NIST decides to focus on. FAUCET fills that gap. Every CVE is enriched in under an hour and updated continuously as new data arrives, faster and more thoroughly than the NVD has managed.

You can work with FAUCET data wherever you need it: in the product UI, as PDF or CSV downloads, through the API and webhooks, or via our MCP server.

Create a free account and start exploring the data now.

Welcome to FAUCET.