Attacker Activity May Reveal What’s Coming Next — Are You Watching Closely?

New GreyNoise research uncovers a striking pattern: attackers often mass exploit edge technologies before new CVEs are publicly disclosed. 

In 80 percent of cases studied, spikes in malicious activity against edge technologies — mostly real exploit attempts — were followed by the disclosure of a new CVE within six weeks. This creates a critical window for defenders to prepare before a vulnerability becomes public knowledge. 

Join GreyNoise VP of Data Science Bob Rudis and Head of Content Noah Stone as they break down key insights from our latest report, Early Warning Signals: When Attacker Activity Precedes New Vulnerabilities.

You’ll learn:

• How real-world attacker behavior may reveal early warning signs of soon-to-be disclosed vulnerabilities. 
• How to use GreyNoise telemetry to identify spikes and take preemptive action before new CVEs are known. 
• What security leaders and practitioners can do during the “six-week critical window” to reduce risk. 

Who Should Attend? 

• CISOs & Risk Leaders — Justify proactive investments based on real-world intelligence. 
• Vulnerability Management Teams — Get a head start on patch prep by monitoring attacker behavior.
• Threat Intel & SOC Teams — Spot early signals and track attacker infrastructure before exploitation begins.

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