CISA KEV RSS feed alternative
CISA KEV has JSON and CSV. KEVIntel adds RSS.
CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog is essential, but it does not provide an RSS feed. KEVIntel includes CISA KEV as a baseline, adds additional exploited vulnerability intelligence, and delivers updates through an automation-ready RSS feed alongside JSON and the Pro API.
Feed-ready delivery
Subscribe at /api/v1/kevs.rss for real-time exploited-CVE updates in standard RSS format.
Exploited CVEs beyond CISA KEV
KEVIntel tracks actively exploited vulnerabilities outside the official CISA KEV catalog — included in the same RSS feed.
Continuous monitoring cadence
Cyber RSS feeds, advisories, CISA KEV and exploitation signals are checked continuously.
Delivery formats: CISA KEV vs KEVIntel
Teams that rely on RSS readers, SIEM/SOAR ingestion, or feed-based monitoring need a syndication option. CISA KEV stops at catalog, JSON, and CSV. KEVIntel extends that with RSS and richer exploitation intelligence.
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| Capability | CISA KEV | KEVIntel |
|---|---|---|
| Official US government exploited vulnerability catalog | Yes | Includes CISA KEV as a source |
| JSON feed | Yes | Yes — JSON API |
| CSV export | Yes | No |
| RSS feed | No | Yes — /api/v1/kevs.rss |
| Additional exploited CVEs outside CISA KEV | No | Yes — currently 908 tracked |
| Enrichment in feed context | Catalog fields only | EPSS, CVSS, CWE, PoCs, timelines, source evidence and operational context |
| Automation-ready delivery | Catalog, JSON and CSV | UI, JSON API, RSS, and Pro API |
Why RSS matters for exploited-CVE monitoring
Many security workflows are built around syndicated feeds. RSS plugs directly into feed readers, notification tools, SIEM/SOAR parsers, and custom automation without polling a JSON catalog on a schedule you maintain yourself.
KEVIntel's RSS feed covers CISA KEV entries and additional exploited vulnerabilities in one stream — so teams can monitor exploitation signals continuously instead of stitching together multiple sources.
Common RSS use cases:
- Feed reader alerts for new exploited CVEs
- SIEM/SOAR ingestion for exploitation-led prioritization
- CTI team monitoring beyond the official CISA catalog
- MSSP client-facing exploited-vulnerability digests
- Slack, Teams or email relay via RSS-to-webhook tools
Subscribe to the KEVIntel RSS feed
Add this URL to your feed reader or automation pipeline:
https://kevintel.com/api/v1/kevs.rss
Monitor exploited CVEs with RSS.
Use KEVIntel to go beyond CISA KEV with additional exploited-CVE coverage, enrichment, and feed-based delivery your workflows already support.