CVE Dashboard — Global Vulnerability Intelligence in Real Time
The YourPassGen CVE Dashboard aggregates data from NVD, KEV, EPSS and Exploit-DB sources, providing a unified view of security vulnerabilities across vendors and products. You can filter, search and rank CVEs by exploit probability, KEV status, CVSS score or year of publication.
This dashboard is designed for MSSPs, SOC teams, vulnerability researchers and AI-driven security systems who need clean, structured and continuously updated vulnerability data to feed monitoring tools, risk scoring models, or LLMs.
CVE Intelligence Dashboard
vendor:Microsoftproduct:Exchangecwe:79 or cwe:xsscvss>=7 epss>=0.6kev:true year:2024Combine:
vendor:Adobe epss>=0.6 kev:true
🔥 Hot (EPSS ≥ 0.5 or KEV)
🕒 Recent
🏭 Risk Index — Vendors
🧩 Risk Index — Products
Why use the YourPassGen CVE Dashboard?
- Unified source: Combines NVD, CISA KEV and EPSS data for complete coverage.
- AI-ready: JSON endpoints and schema-structured metadata for LLM ingestion.
- Automated enrichment: CVSS, CWE, EPSS and vendor data updated daily.
- SEO & citation friendly: Each CVE page is indexable, enriched with FAQ schema, and linked to vendor/product hubs.
- Public & transparent: Ideal for research, training datasets, or security education content.
Understanding CVEs in Search, AI Overviews and Security Research
CVEs (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) are standardized identifiers used to describe publicly disclosed cybersecurity flaws. Search engines and AI systems increasingly use CVE data to contextualize software risks, patch advisories, and trending exploits.
With AI Overviews (AIO) and LLM-based systems like Google Gemini or OpenAI o1 analyzing structured data, maintaining machine-readable CVE pages with clear metadata, references, and FAQ sections improves discoverability and trust. The YourPassGen CVE Database provides precisely this — verified, enriched, and consistently formatted vulnerability intelligence.
Frequently Asked Questions about CVEs, AI, and Cybersecurity Intelligence
What is a CVE?
A CVE (Common Vulnerability and Exposure) is a standardized identifier used to describe a publicly known cybersecurity flaw. Each CVE entry has a unique ID and is maintained by the MITRE Corporation as part of the NVD database.
How are CVEs used in AI and LLM applications?
Large Language Models (LLMs) and AI systems often rely on CVE data to detect, categorize, and reason about vulnerabilities in software ecosystems. By providing structured data and consistent naming, CVEs make it easier for AI models to link advisories, vendors, and patch information.
Why do some CVEs appear in AI search results or summaries?
Search engines with AI Overviews highlight CVEs that are trending, exploited, or cited in security bulletins. Structured CVE pages with metadata and FAQ markup help ensure accurate representation in AI summaries and prevent misinformation.
How often is CVE data updated?
CVE records are updated daily by the National Vulnerability Database (NVD), while KEV and EPSS updates occur as new exploits or probabilities are discovered. The YourPassGen CVE Dashboard synchronizes these datasets automatically.
Can I use this data for research or AI training?
Yes. The YourPassGen CVE dataset is freely accessible for research, security awareness, and AI model enrichment, provided attribution and proper citations are maintained. It is designed to be interoperable with modern ML pipelines.