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We convert complex security advisories into video intelligence — 90-second executive risk briefs for the boardroom, 3-minute technical kill-chains for the SOC. Built for CISOs, threat hunters, and the vendors and MSSPs who serve them.

470Advisories published
31Sources monitored
63Critical this week

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One advisory, 60 seconds

This is what every advisory becomes — a hand-drawn brief you can watch in under a minute, built from a real disclosure.

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Built for three audiences, not one

One advisory, three ways to see it

The same disclosure means something different in the boardroom, the SOC, and the vendor deck

Governance

C-Suite & Board

CISOs · CIOs · Risk Committees

"What is our blast radius? Does this hit our supply chain? What is our liability?" — a 40-page advisory answers none of it.

A 90-second executive visual brief that proves defensible security governance to the Board — built for SEC 4-day, NIS2, DORA, and CERT-In disclosure windows.

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Operations

SOC & Threat Hunters

SOC Managers · Incident Responders · DevSecOps

Alert fatigue and dry whitepapers — teams can spend much of a shift handover just digesting one parent-child process anomaly.

3-minute technical kill-chains mapping exact MITRE ATT&CK TTPs, Sigma rules, and YARA logic — physical metaphors your team retains under pressure.

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Partnership

Vendors & MSSPs

Cyber Product Vendors · Managed Security Providers

Vendors often pour serious budget into whitepapers nobody reads. MSSPs compete against low-cost commodity SOCs on identical dashboards.

Co-branded animated assets for PR and DevRel, or white-labeled daily visual briefs in your client portal — differentiation, not another feed.

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Two formats, every advisory

Hand-drawn kinetic doodles for social · 3D isometric dioramas for your team

60s Kinetic Short

Hand-drawn doodle style · Social-ready

High-velocity hand-drawn doodle animation, news-channel style. Posted directly to Instagram, Twitter/X, and YouTube Shorts. Every advisory gets one.

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3D Isometric Kill-Chain

3–5 minutes · Isometric diorama animation

Full attack-chain walkthroughs as 3D isometric dioramas — physical metaphors for real TTPs (loading docks for process hollowing, executive badges for pass-the-hash). Available exclusively for prime subscribers.

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The 6-hour ingestion-to-publish pipeline

From disclosure to your screen — inside CERT-In's own 6-hour disclosure norm

01Hour 0

Ingest

Continuous monitoring across 31 trusted sources — CISA, BleepingComputer, vendor security blogs, and research labs.

02Hour 0–2

Enrich

AI extraction of CVEs, affected systems, MITRE ATT&CK TTPs, severity, and blast-radius context — structured, not a text dump.

03Hour 2–5

Generate

Kinetic doodle or 3D isometric diorama production — script, scenes, narration, and assembly, per audience level.

04Hour 5–6

Publish

Live on secoralens.com and pushed to social channels — inside the CERT-In 6-hour disclosure norm, not weeks behind it.

Latest advisories

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NewCriticalAPTCVE-2026-121529

Critical Fortinet2Shell Vulnerability Enables RCE Attacks in FortiClient with FortiPAM Enabled

Fortinet has warned about a critical flaw in FortiClient that lets a remote attacker run code on a user’s computer.

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Cyber Security News
1 min read11 Nov 2026
CriticalCVE

Critical Fortinet Flaws Expose FortiManager and FortiAnalyzer to Remote Code Execution Without Login

Fortinet has disclosed critical security flaws affecting FortiManager, FortiAnalyzer, and FortiOS, including weaknesses that could let attackers execute code…

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Cyber Security News
1 min read11 Nov 2026
CriticalCVE

Microsoft Patch Tuesday for November 2026 — Snort rules and prominent vulnerabilities

Microsoft has released its monthly security update for November 2026, which includes 1095 vulnerabilities affecting a range of products, including 64 that…

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Cisco Talos
1 min read11 Nov 2026
CriticalZero-Day

Microsoft Fixes Nearly 1,100 Security Vulnerabilities

Microsoft did another four-digit patch drop today, releasing updates to fix almost 1,100 security vulnerabilities in its Windows operating systems and…

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Krebs on Security
1 min read10 Nov 2026
HighCVECVE-2026-111560

[CVE-2026-111560] Barracuda Networks Multiple Products — Barracuda Networks Multiple Products OS Command Injection Vulnerability

Barracuda Networks Email Security Gateway (ESG), Load Balancer, Application Delivery Controller (ADC), Message Archiver (BMA), WAF Control Center (WCC), Web…

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CISA KEV
1 min read10 Nov 2026
CriticalZero-Day

Microsoft Patch Tuesday, November 2026 Security Update Review

As the year approaches its final stretch, Microsoft’s November 2026 Patch Tuesday highlights the continued importance of proactive vulnerability management.

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Qualys Blog
1 min read10 Nov 2026
CriticalZero-Day

Microsoft November 2026 Patch Tuesday Fixes 1,093 Vulnerabilities, Including Outlook Zero-Day

Microsoft has released its November 2026 Patch Tuesday updates, fixing 1,093 newly released vulnerabilities across Windows, Office, SQL Server, SharePoint,…

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Cyber Security News
1 min read10 Nov 2026
CriticalMalware

Three China-Nexus Espionage Campaigns Linked Through Sparrow Malware Ecosystem

Three distinct threat activity clusters with shared infrastructure and malware code similarities have been observed targeting telecommunications providers,…

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The Hacker News
1 min read10 Nov 2026
CriticalCVEVideo

Hackers Exploit Critical Xen Orchestra Auth Bypass Flaw to Gain Admin Access

French software company Vates VMS has warned of a critical security vulnerability in Xen Orchestra that it said is being actively exploited in the wild.

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The Hacker News
1 min read10 Nov 2026
CriticalZero-Day

The November 2026 Security Update Review

The penultimate month of 2026 bring with it the usual storm of patches from Microsoft and Adobe.

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Zero Day Initiative
1 min read10 Nov 2026
HighCVE

ARTEX: Attackers apply agentic AI

An agentic AI pentesting framework is being used in the wild by threat actors Categories: Threat Research Tags: Agentic AI, Attack Tools, AI

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Sophos Threat Research
1 min read10 Nov 2026
CriticalMalware

Hackers Can Exploit SAP PROXYGATE and ICM2SHELL Flaws for Unauthorized Full System Access

SAP has released fixes for PROXYGATE and ICM2SHELL, critical security flaws that could let attackers take control of SAP systems without signing in.

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Cyber Security News
1 min read10 Nov 2026

Our Sources

The 31 outlets behind every brief

Every advisory is traced to a named, public source — government agencies, vendor security teams, and independent research labs. Intelligence you can verify, not a black box.

BleepingComputerCheck Point ResearchCISA KEVCisco TalosCloudflare BlogCloudSEKCofenseCyber Security NewsCybleForescoutGitHub Security AdvisoriesGoogle Cloud Threat Intel (Mandiant)HP Wolf SecurityHuntressKnowBe4Krebs on SecurityMalwarebytes LabsMicrosoft SecurityMorphisecNCSC UKNVDPalo Alto Unit42Qualys BlogRapid7Recorded FutureSecurelist (Kaspersky)SOCRadarSophos Threat ResearchThe Hacker NewsThreatMonZero Day InitiativeBleepingComputerCheck Point ResearchCISA KEVCisco TalosCloudflare BlogCloudSEKCofenseCyber Security NewsCybleForescoutGitHub Security AdvisoriesGoogle Cloud Threat Intel (Mandiant)HP Wolf SecurityHuntressKnowBe4Krebs on SecurityMalwarebytes LabsMicrosoft SecurityMorphisecNCSC UKNVDPalo Alto Unit42Qualys BlogRapid7Recorded FutureSecurelist (Kaspersky)SOCRadarSophos Threat ResearchThe Hacker NewsThreatMonZero Day Initiative
  • BleepingComputer
  • Check Point Research
  • CISA KEV
  • Cisco Talos
  • Cloudflare Blog
  • CloudSEK
  • Cofense
  • Cyber Security News
  • Cyble
  • Forescout
  • GitHub Security Advisories
  • Google Cloud Threat Intel (Mandiant)
  • HP Wolf Security
  • Huntress
  • KnowBe4
  • Krebs on Security
  • Malwarebytes Labs
  • Microsoft Security
  • Morphisec
  • NCSC UK
  • NVD
  • Palo Alto Unit42
  • Qualys Blog
  • Rapid7
  • Recorded Future
  • Securelist (Kaspersky)
  • SOCRadar
  • Sophos Threat Research
  • The Hacker News
  • ThreatMon
  • Zero Day Initiative

Frequently asked questions

What do I get each day?

Short, visual threat briefs built from the day's most significant security advisories. Each comes in a 60-second hand-drawn format for fast awareness, and — on our paid tiers — a longer 3–5 minute technical kill-chain for your SOC. Every brief is backed by a full written advisory you can read and verify.

How accurate are the briefs, and can I trust them?

Every brief is produced in-house and checked against the original source advisory before it is published — nothing goes out that the source does not actually support, so each brief stays faithful to exactly what was disclosed. And because every brief links back to its original source, you can always confirm the details yourself.

How fast will I see a brief after an advisory is published?

We work to a target of just a few hours from a source advisory going live to a published brief — in line with CERT-In’s 6-hour disclosure norm. Critical, actively-exploited items are prioritised.

Which sources do you monitor?

We continuously monitor a broad set of trusted, named sources — government agencies such as CISA and CERT-In, vendor security teams, and independent research labs. Every advisory is traced back to its original public source; you can see the full roster in the ‘Our Sources’ section on our homepage.

What does pricing look like?

We offer Free, Lite, Pro, and Enterprise plans. The free tier gives you access to the daily briefs; paid tiers add the longer technical kill-chains, relevance tuned to your own stack, and partner options. See our pricing page for an indicative view of the plans — exact pricing is confirmed when you get in touch.

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You can unsubscribe from the email briefs at any time — there's a one-click link in every email we send. For anything paid, just reach out and we'll help you change or cancel.

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