Continuous monitoring
Keep released firmware under review.
Vulnerability intelligence keeps changing after a release ships. FDIE refreshes its CVE, EPSS and KEV data daily and re-matches the components it has already identified, so a newly published vulnerability surfaces against the firmware you analysed earlier without uploading it again.
Continuous monitoring
Refresh the intelligence
NVD, EPSS and CISA KEV data are refreshed on a schedule, separately from firmware analysis, so a long refresh never delays an analysis.
- Pick up newly published and newly modified CVEs.
- Reflect changes in exploit probability and known-exploited status.
- Separate a change in the data from a change in the firmware.
Continuous monitoring
Re-match analysed firmware
Components identified in earlier analyses are checked against the refreshed data, across the firmware library.
- See which analysed releases contain a newly affected component.
- Prioritise releases where a known-exploited vulnerability appears.
- Keep relationships FDIE has not recorded visible as unknown rather than unaffected.
Continuous monitoring
Act on what changed
Bring the change into your vulnerability handling and the next release review.
- Revisit earlier decisions that a new advisory could affect.
- Schedule re-analysis of supported images when the evidence warrants it.
- Record awareness times and decisions for disclosure obligations.
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Keep released firmware under review.
Re-check analysed firmware against new CVE, EPSS and KEV data every day, and see which releases a new advisory reaches.
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