Every vulnerability that matters to your stack.
Netsyn watches the vulnerability feeds — NVD, CISA’s exploited-vulnerabilities catalog, vendor advisories — against your exact software and hardware list, then emails a plain-English briefing every Wednesday. No agents. No scans. No access to your network, ever.
A human-verified, one-page briefing on your stack — free, within two business days.
- no agents
- no credentials
- no portal
- cancel by email
§ the problem
The feeds don't know what you run.
Tens of thousands of vulnerabilities are published every year. CISA bulletins, vendor newsletters, patch notes — all of it written for everyone, none of it written for you. So it gets skimmed, filed, and forgotten — until one turns out to be yours.
problem / 01
Noise
problem / 02
Doubt
problem / 03
Paperwork
§ how it works
One email in. One briefing out.
step 1 / 3
Send your inventory
One email. A guided list of what you run — about 30 minutes, once. We never ask for passwords or access.
step 2 / 3
We watch the feeds
Automated collection from NVD, CISA KEV, EPSS, and vendor advisories, matched to your stack. A person verifies every match.
step 3 / 3
You get the briefing
Five minutes every Wednesday: what applies, what to do, and what we checked that doesn’t apply. Critical, actively exploited issues trigger an alert the same business day.
§ the deliverable
This is what lands on Wednesday.
from: briefings@netsynvector.com
Illustrative sample
Netsyn briefing — Hollis & Marsh LLP — Week 23
reviewed: 58 advisories · matched to your stack: 3 · action needed: 2
P1 Act this week
FortiGate 60F firewall — FortiOS SSL-VPN authentication bypass. CVE-2026-21704(illustrative) — listed in CISA’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog this week. Action: upgrade FortiOS to 7.4.6; if you can’t patch this week, disable the SSL-VPN web portal until you can.
CLEAR Microsoft 365 · Dropbox Business · Ubiquiti UniFi · HP LaserJet fleet · Zoom
0 relevant advisories among the 55 remaining we reviewed.
§ why netsyn
Built to be safe to hire in an afternoon.
design / 01
Zero-access by design
design / 02
Analyst-verified
design / 03
One action per item
design / 04
Audit-ready by default
§ who it's for
Built for whoever got handed the IT hat.
The accidental IT manager
You run the office and the Wi-Fi. We’ll tell you the two things worth your attention this week.
The one-person IT department
You already do everything. We’ll do the reading.
The MSP-managed company
Your MSP patches. We watch, prioritize, and hand you the list — most clients forward our briefing to their provider.
Run an accounting or tax firm? There’s a page for you →
§ for renewals & audits
Cyber-insurance questionnaires and frameworks like CIS Control 7 ask for a documented vulnerability-management process. Netsyn’s logged briefings and quarterly evidence reports are that documentation — produced as a side effect of reading your email.
§ founding cohort
Netsyn is onboarding a founding cohort of five clients. Founding clients: pricing locked permanently, and direct input on the briefing format. 5 of 5 spots open.
Forty clients per analyst. When the roster is full, there is a waitlist.
§ the free edition
The Wednesday Brief, free.
Every Wednesday we publish a free edition: the handful of vulnerabilities that matter for the typical small-business stack — Microsoft 365, the usual firewall brands, the software you’d recognize. Plain English, five minutes, no gimmicks.
The paid version is the same discipline pointed at your exact inventory.
§ private client
For family offices and the households behind them, there is a separate practice. →
See what last week would have looked like for a stack like yours.
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