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Traditional Threat Intelligence tells you what is happening in the threat landscape. PCA CERVUS helps you understand what it means for your products.

PCA CERVUS takes a device- and product-centric approach, connecting threat and vulnerability intelligence with product architecture, components and SBOMs. This helps teams move beyond generic vulnerability alerts and determine which issues are relevant to their specific products, how significant the exposure is, and what action may be required.

In short: from “What is happening?” to “What does this mean for my product?”

PCA CERVUS builds the security picture around the product or device, rather than treating vulnerabilities as isolated events.

It connects information about your products and their components with vulnerability disclosures, threat intelligence and security research. This allows teams to understand the security posture of an individual device, product line or wider portfolio and identify relationships that may otherwise remain hidden.

This product-centric approach is particularly valuable for organizations managing complex embedded products with long lifecycles and extensive third-party dependencies.

Yes. PCA CERVUS helps correlate vulnerability intelligence with the components and software that make up your products.

Instead of simply receiving a long list of newly disclosed CVEs, security teams can investigate whether a vulnerability is relevant to a particular product, component or product portfolio.

This helps reduce noise, prioritize remediation and focus security resources where they can have the greatest impact.

Product security doesn’t end when a product is released and/or certified. New vulnerabilities, exploits and threats can emerge throughout its lifecycle.

PCA CERVUS enables continuous monitoring of the vulnerabilities and threat landscape, helping product security teams identify newly disclosed issues that may affect their products and track relevant security developments over time.

This provides a more proactive approach than periodic security assessments alone and helps organizations maintain visibility as their products and the threat landscape evolve.

Yes. PCA CERVUS can support the remediation lifecycle from vulnerability discovery through patch validation.

Teams can track identified vulnerabilities, monitor remediation activities and assess whether changes to affected components address the relevant security exposure.

This helps move beyond “the vulnerability has been patched” toward “we have evidence that the security issue has been addressed.”

PCA CERVUS supports SBOM validation and/or SBOM generation.

By importing an existing SBOM into PCA CERVUS, our platform helps you understand the components and dependencies within your products, correlate them with vulnerability intelligence and continuously monitor those components for newly emerging risks.

If you do not have an SBOM, then PCA can also support SBOM generation, helping organizations establish and maintain a more complete view of their product composition.

The result is greater visibility into what is actually inside a product – and what security risks those components may introduce.

Modern embedded products rely on increasingly complex software and third-party component ecosystems. Without visibility into those dependencies, it can be difficult to understand where security exposure originates.

PCA CERVUS helps connect the dots between your products, components, SBOMs, vulnerabilities and threat intelligence to create a clearer picture of the software supply chain.

This allows product security teams to identify vulnerable dependencies, understand their potential impact and maintain visibility as components and vulnerabilities change over the product lifecycle.

PCA CERVUS can help organizations build the security visibility and evidence needed to support product-security compliance.

Its capabilities around SBOMs, vulnerability monitoring, vulnerability assessment, remediation tracking and continuous security monitoring can support processes associated with regulations and standards such as the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA).

Rather than treating compliance as a one-time exercise, PCA CERVUS helps organizations establish security processes that can operate continuously throughout the product lifecycle.

PCA CERVUS supports compliance – it does not replace the organization’s responsibility for meeting regulatory requirements.

PCA CERVUS is not limited to a specific industry or device category.

Its product-centric approach can be applied wherever organizations need to understand the security of embedded or connected products, including:

• Financial services and payment devices
• Industrial automation
• Energy and utilities
• Manufacturing
• Automotive and mobility
• Consumer IoT
• Medical and other connected devices
• Other embedded and connected product ecosystems

Whether you are securing a payment terminal, vehicle, industrial controller or IoT device, PCA CERVUS focuses on the same fundamental question:

What is inside the product, what could affect it, and what should we do about it?

Yes. PCA CERVUS is designed to provide visibility beyond individual devices or vulnerabilities.

Organizations can use PCA CERVUS to monitor security exposure across products, components and product families, helping security teams identify common dependencies, recurring vulnerabilities and broader patterns of risk.

This makes it possible to move from individual vulnerability management to portfolio-level product security intelligence.

PCA CERVUS is designed for organizations – i.e. manufacturers, importers and/or operators – responsible for the security of embedded and connected products throughout their lifecycle.

It can support product security teams, PSIRT teams, security engineering, vulnerability management, compliance and risk teams, as well as decision-makers who need a clear view of product security exposure.

By bringing technical intelligence and product context together, PCA CERVUS helps different stakeholders work from the same security picture – from detailed vulnerability investigation to higher-level risk and compliance decisions.