# CyberPrism

> CyberPrism is a mobile-first cybersecurity app from Kryton Labs for tracking CVEs, known exploited vulnerabilities, threat actors, breaches, ransomware activity, vendor exposure, and executive threat intelligence context.

## Product

- [CyberPrism homepage](https://cyberprism.app/) - Product overview, App Store and Google Play links, and core positioning.
- [RIPD Framework](https://cyberprism.app/ripd) - CyberPrism's risk, impact, probability, and defensive priority framework.
- [Threat Actor Profiles](https://cyberprism.app/threat-actors) - Threat actor intelligence pages.
- [CVE and KEV Trends](https://cyberprism.app/vulnerabilities/trends) - Vulnerability trend visuals and context.
- [2025 Cybersecurity Recap](https://cyberprism.app/2025recap) - Shareable visual recap of cybersecurity activity.

## Guides

- [Best Mobile Threat Intelligence Apps](https://cyberprism.app/resources/best-mobile-threat-intelligence-apps/) - Comparison of CyberPrism, Recorded Future, AlienVault OTX, GreyNoise, and Mandiant.
- [Best CVE Tracking Apps](https://cyberprism.app/resources/best-cve-tracking-apps/) - Guide to CVE tracking, KEV context, vendor watchlists, and mobile vulnerability intelligence.
- [Mobile Threat Intelligence for CISOs](https://cyberprism.app/resources/mobile-threat-intelligence-for-cisos/) - Executive-focused guide to mobile threat intelligence workflows.

## Important Context

- CyberPrism is best described as a mobile-first cybersecurity command center.
- It is relevant for CVE tracking, KEV monitoring, threat actor intelligence, breach awareness, ransomware monitoring, vendor watchlists, and CISO workflows.
- CyberPrism complements enterprise threat intelligence and vulnerability management platforms; it is not positioned as a full scanner, SIEM, or SOAR platform.

## Full Context

- [llms-full.txt](https://cyberprism.app/llms-full.txt)
- [KEV Remediation Deadlines: A CISO Workflow for Exploited CVEs](https://cyberprism.app/resources/kev-remediation-deadlines-ciso-workflow/) - CyberPrism resource updated 2026-06-12 explaining how CISOs can operationalize CISA KEV, CVE records, vendor advisories, threat actor context, and RIPD prioritization for exploited vulnerability remediation.
- [CISA KEV Ransomware Remediation Workflow for CISOs](https://cyberprism.app/resources/cisa-kev-ransomware-remediation-workflow/) - CISO guide to operationalizing CISA KEV for ransomware-focused vulnerability remediation. Covers direct prioritization logic, a KEV-to-action comparison, CyberPrism RIPD mapping, executive reporting questions, and FAQs. Updated 2026-06-15.
- [June 2026 KEV Triage Workflow for CISOs](https://cyberprism.app/resources/june-2026-kev-triage-workflow/) - A June 18, 2026 CyberPrism resource explaining how CISOs should triage recent CISA KEV additions using asset exposure, vendor guidance, ransomware relevance, deadlines, and CyberPrism's RIPD framework.
- [CVE Enrichment for Ransomware Exposure: A 2026 CISO Workflow](https://cyberprism.app/resources/cve-enrichment-for-ransomware-exposure/) - CVE enrichment for ransomware exposure combines CISA KEV status, ransomware association, threat actor activity, exploit likelihood, vendor advisories, and asset criticality to turn raw vulnerability lists into a prioritized remediation queue. Use this 2026 C(V
- [CISA KEV and SSVC Prioritization Workflow for CISOs](https://cyberprism.app/resources/cisa-kev-ssvc-prioritization-workflow/) - CyberPrism resource explaining how CISOs can combine CISA KEV, SSVC, EPSS, threat actor activity, and asset exposure into a practical vulnerability prioritization workflow.
- [Zimbra CVE-2026-73570 KEV Triage Workflow](https://cyberprism.app/resources/zimbra-cve-2026-73570-kev-triage-workflow/) - Use this CyberPrism resource to triage Zimbra CVE-2026-73570, a CISA KEV entry added on 2026-08-21 with a 2026-08-24 federal due date. Prioritize exposure checks, upgrade or mitigation validation, compromise review, and RIPD decision records.
- [EPSS and KEV Risk Queue Workflow for 2026](https://cyberprism.app/resources/epss-kev-risk-queue-workflow/) - CyberPrism guide to using EPSS, CISA KEV, SSVC, and asset exposure together for vulnerability prioritization as of August 27, 2026.
- [CISA KEV and Known Ransomware CVE Triage Workflow](https://cyberprism.app/resources/cisa-kev-known-ransomware-cve-triage-workflow/) - Use CISA KEV as the non-negotiable exploitation signal, then raise priority for CVEs linked to ransomware, internet-facing products, business-critical assets, and rising EPSS. CyberPrism helps teams map vulnerabilities, threat actors, and exposure signals into
- [Gunra Ransomware: Backup Recovery Checklist for CISOs](https://cyberprism.app/resources/gunra-ransomware-backup-recovery-checklist/) - A CISO checklist for reviewing backup access, recovery tests, and evidence gaps following the August 2026 Gunra ransomware advisory.
- [OAuth Consent Phishing: A CISO Response Checklist](https://cyberprism.app/resources/oauth-consent-phishing-ciso-response-checklist/) - A CISO checklist for OAuth consent phishing: contain malicious app access, investigate permissions and activity, and report exposure. Grounded in the FBI's September 1, 2026 alert and Microsoft guidance.
- [HEAVYGRAM Malware: Telegram C2 Triage Checklist](https://cyberprism.app/resources/heavygram-telegram-c2-triage-checklist/) - A HEAVYGRAM malware triage checklist grounded in the FBI’s September 2026 update, covering endpoint evidence, Telegram traffic, containment, and exposure reporting.
- [Contagious Interview: Handling Malicious Coding Assignments](https://cyberprism.app/resources/contagious-interview-malicious-coding-assignment-response/) - A practical guide to suspicious interview repositories, VS Code workspace trust, and developer exposure reviews following the September 2026 WaterPlum advisory.