Project Cyber Echelon pulls from open and commercial threat feeds and uses Aegis Recon cloud services to turn raw indicators into prioritized, plain-English warnings a team of one can act on.
The ten highest-scoring threats from the last 7 days, ranked by Texas Impact Score. Everything else Project Cyber Echelon tracks is one search away: type a vendor or product in Do I run this? to see what touches your gear.
The pipeline runs on Aegis Recon cloud services. No indicator reaches the feed without being deduplicated across sources and passed through an enrichment step that turns it into something a non-specialist can read.
Open feeds and commercial APIs land on a schedule — indicators, advisories, and exploited-in-the-wild signals.
The same threat from five sources becomes one record with five corroborations, not five alerts. Agreement across sources drives confidence.
The Texas Impact Score is computed deterministically from KEV, EPSS, CVSS, sector, and prevalence. A model then writes the plain-English summary, lists prioritized fixes, and pins down the affected vendors, products, and versions — grounded only in the source material, never invented.
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Enrichment is AI-assisted and meant as a fast starting point. Always confirm against the official vendor advisory or CISA before acting. See every source and how the enrichment works →
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