KEVIntel is becoming Previdian
Today, we’re introducing our new name: Previdian.
Over the next two weeks, we’ll transition KEVIntel to the Previdian brand across our website, product, social channels and communications.
From 3 September 2026, our new home will be:
- Website: previdian.com
- X / Twitter: @PrevidianCyber
The existing kevintel.com domain will continue redirecting to Previdian for a period of time, but from 3 September we ask all users to start using previdian.com and update any bookmarks, integrations and internal references.
Why Previdian?
KEVIntel started with a simple goal: help defenders understand which vulnerabilities are actually being exploited.
That mission has evolved.
Today, we’re increasingly focused on something more time-sensitive: giving security teams early warning when vulnerabilities move into active exploitation.
Our proprietary sensors and private honeypots give us first-hand visibility into exploitation attempts. We combine those observations with confidence, evidence, provenance and additional context to help defenders understand not only that exploitation is happening, but why we believe it, when it started and what they should do next.
The move to Previdian gives us an opportunity to build a brand that better reflects what we’re building today and where we’re heading next.
Our focus is becoming broader than maintaining a list of known exploited vulnerabilities.
It is about Early Exploitation Intelligence.
The mission remains the same
The name is changing, but the fundamentals are not.
Previdian will continue monitoring for real-world exploitation activity and giving vulnerability-management, CTI, SOC and security teams evidence they can use to make faster, more defensible decisions.
Our goal is simple:
Early warning when vulnerabilities move into active exploitation.
Earlier visibility can mean more time to patch, investigate, detect, mitigate or communicate before exploitation becomes another vulnerability-management fire drill.
Introducing the Autonomous Vulnerability Watchlist
The rebrand also comes as we expand Previdian beyond the traditional KEV feed.
Our new Autonomous Vulnerability Watchlist is now available to all paid users.
Instead of requiring teams to manually decide which of the thousands of newly disclosed vulnerabilities deserve continuous monitoring, Previdian can automatically identify vulnerabilities we assess as having a heightened likelihood of moving toward real-world exploitation.
Those vulnerabilities can then be continuously monitored as new information emerges.
The watchlist can track developments such as:
- New exploitation signals
- Proof-of-concept releases
- Changes in exploit availability
- New detection or scanner coverage
- Relevant vulnerability intelligence
- Evidence of active exploitation
Users can also monitor specific vulnerabilities, vendors and products that matter to their environment.
The goal is to move from periodically checking vulnerability intelligence to continuous, autonomous monitoring of the vulnerabilities most likely to change your priorities.
Try Previdian Pro free for 14 days
We’ve also introduced a 14-day free trial of Previdian Pro.
The trial includes access to the Autonomous Vulnerability Watchlist along with our wider exploitation intelligence capabilities.
If you’ve been following KEVIntel but haven’t yet tried the paid platform, this is an opportunity to see how Previdian can help your team identify emerging exploitation risk earlier and continuously monitor the vulnerabilities that matter.
What existing users need to know
From 3 September 2026, please begin using:
Website: https://previdian.com
X / Twitter: https://x.com/PrevidianCyber
kevintel.com will continue redirecting for a period of time to make the transition as smooth as possible.
Where customers need to update API endpoints, RSS feeds, integrations, allowlists or other technical configurations, we’ll provide the relevant migration information before the transition.
What comes next
The name change is only one part of a much bigger evolution of the platform.
We’re building toward a system that continuously watches vulnerability risk as it develops, identifies the signals that matter, observes exploitation through our own sensor network, and gives defenders the evidence and context needed to act sooner.
We’re incredibly excited about what we’re building and what’s coming next.
Same mission. New name. More early warning.
Watch this space.
Previdian
Early Exploitation Intelligence