Before the vulnerability record

Threat Activity

Track reported campaigns, active threat actors and targeted sectors, including activity described before a CVE is named.

Updated 21 Aug 2026 · 18:18 UTC

Signals become useful when evidence, behaviour and targets are connected.

Evidence, not prediction.

Pre-CVE means a trusted source has described malicious activity or a previously unknown weakness without naming a CVE. ATT&CK mappings marked Explicit were stated by the source. Inferred mappings are conservative interpretations of source wording and must be verified against the original report.

1Reports in 24 hours

0Pre-CVE reports · 7 days

30Named actors · 30 days

7Targeted sectors · 30 days

2ATT&CK-mapped reports · 7 days

Target-sector mentions · 30 days

Where reported activity is focused

Counts reflect explicit sector mentions in collected reports. One report may mention several sectors, so this is a comparison of evidence coverage rather than a share of all attacks.

Defence5 Healthcare3 Manufacturing3 Financial services2 Transport2 Education1 Government1 Energy0 Retail0 Technology0 Telecommunications0

Retail is included. A zero means no qualifying report in the current 30-day evidence window named the sector, not that retail faces no threat.

Emerging activity

0 of 0 reports shown

No matching activity

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Provenance and freshness

Source coverage

The dashboard currently uses freely available government, vendor and vendor-research reporting. A source problem is shown here instead of silently hiding stale data.

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Threat Activity

Where reported activity is focused

Emerging activity

No matching activity

Source coverage

UK NCSC

CERT-EU Threat Intelligence

Google Threat Intelligence Group

The DFIR Report

Cisco Talos Intelligence

Microsoft Security Blog

SentinelLABS

ESET Research

FortiGuard Labs Threat Research

Securelist

Check Point Research

Palo Alto Networks Unit 42