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Zero Day Clock counted 30,000 new CVE records in the last quarter, against 11,000 in the same quarter a year earlier. No team can read every advisory, let alone patch against all of them. Atlas keeps a live inventory of your external assets and the software running on them, so each new disclosure is matched against what you actually expose, not a spreadsheet. Most CVEs drop out straight away. The few that touch your attack surface go to testing.
In the first half of 2026, 137 vulnerabilities were already being exploited on the day they went public. A quarterly scan or a pentest booked weeks out can't keep up with that. When new exploits emerge, Hadrian's in-house ethical hackers add them to the platform within 24 hours, and Atlas's event-driven testing runs them against every matching asset straight away. There's no scan to schedule and no scope to agree.
Severity scores help, but 60% of the vulnerabilities attacked within 90 days of disclosure were rated below critical, and honeypots still see daily attempts on flaws that are years old. Atlas exploits each match safely, the way an attacker would, and only alerts your team when the exposure is real, with the evidence attached. Older CVEs stay in the test set, so an asset that comes back online with a vulnerable version is caught too.
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When new exploits emerge, Hadrian's in-house ethical hackers add them to the platform within 24 hours. Atlas then tests every asset running the affected technology straight away, without waiting for a scheduled scan.
No. Atlas discovers your external assets continuously and identifies the technologies running on them, so it already knows where a new CVE could apply.
A scanner matches version numbers against CVE lists and reports everything that might apply. Atlas attempts safe exploitation and only reports exposures it has validated, with evidence, so your team works from proof instead of possibilities.
Validated findings appear in the Hadrian platform with the evidence and remediation guidance, and can be sent to your ticketing, SIEM or messaging tools through our integrations.
Yes. Attackers keep scanning for flaws that are years old, so Atlas does too. Older CVEs stay in the test set, and every change on your attack surface, such as a new host, port or software version, triggers new tests.
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