Threat Intelligence

Zero Day Manager

Monitors security feeds, CVE databases, and threat intelligence sources to identify zero-day vulnerabilities and newly published CVEs affecting the technologies in your environment — before attackers can weaponise them.

Zero Day Manager

Stay ahead of emerging threats

What it does

Key capabilities

Continuous CVE Monitoring

Scans NIST NVD and vendor advisories around the clock to surface new vulnerabilities relevant to your tech stack.

Severity Assessment

Evaluates the impact and exploitability of each discovered vulnerability using CVSS scoring and AI-assisted triage.

Prioritised Remediation

Ranks vulnerabilities by risk level so your team focuses effort where it matters most.

Stakeholder Alerts

Notifies relevant teams the moment a critical vulnerability is identified, with guidance on available mitigations.

Vendor Coordination

Tracks patch availability and vendor advisories, helping coordinate remediation across suppliers and internal teams.

Incident Response

If a zero-day is actively exploited, the module provides containment guidance and recovery plan templates.

Highlights

Why Zero Day Manager?

  • Covers CVEs from NIST NVD refreshed daily
  • Scoped to your actual technology stack — no noise
  • CVSS-based priority scoring with AI triage
  • Stakeholder alerting with remediation guidance
  • Supports PCI DSS vulnerability management requirements
Included in OneView

Zero Day Manager is part of the Hakware OneView platform. All findings, events, and data from this module flow into your central dashboard alongside every other security signal in your environment.

24/7 Support Available
Phone: +27 060 984 1210
FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Zero Day Manager continuously monitors the NIST National Vulnerability Database (NVD), vendor security advisories, and threat intelligence feeds. New CVEs are ingested and assessed as they are published — not on a fixed daily schedule — so your team is notified of critical vulnerabilities within hours of public disclosure.

You configure your technology stack in Hakware — operating systems, web servers, database platforms, third-party libraries, and vendor products. Zero Day Manager then filters all CVE feeds against this inventory, surfacing only vulnerabilities that affect software you actually run. This eliminates the noise of irrelevant CVEs.

Yes. Each tracked vulnerability includes patch availability status from the relevant vendor. Zero Day Manager tracks whether a vendor patch has been released, when it was released, and links to the official advisory. This supports structured patch coordination between your internal team and managed service providers.

PCI DSS Requirement 6.3 mandates identifying and addressing newly discovered security vulnerabilities. Zero Day Manager's continuous CVE monitoring, CVSS-based priority scoring, stakeholder alerting, and remediation tracking together provide documented evidence that your organisation identifies and manages new vulnerabilities systematically.

See Zero Day Manager in action

Request a personalised demo and we'll show you exactly how Zero Day Manager works within your environment.