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The homepage shows the current industrial exposure, vulnerabilities and advisories at a glance.

• The exposure map shows a circle per country based on aggregated, internet-visible industrial systems — click a country for a regional panel with details.
• "Simulate attack patterns" (button at the top left of the map) shows an illustrative animation; this is always clearly labelled and uses no live threat data.
• The KPI cards (Industrial exposure, Critical CVEs, KEV matches, ...) are clickable and adjust the filters immediately.
• Filters (period, continent, country, sector, vendor, protocol, CVSS, KEV status, source) work on the map and the table below it.
• The Map/Table switch at the top toggles between the geographic view and a sortable table.

Follow specific vendors, products or CVEs and see at every visit what has changed — everything stays local in your browser.

• Follow something via the "Follow" button on a vendor, product or CVE page, or via the search bar at the top of My Radar itself.
• On a subsequent visit, My Radar automatically shows what has been added or changed since last time.
• Export your watchlist as a file, or copy a shareable link — handy on another browser or device, or after clearing cache/cookies. An imported list is merged with what you already follow, never overwritten.

Under "Intelligence" in the main menu you will find the full, filterable lists behind the dashboard summary.

• Vulnerabilities: all CVEs with CVSS, EPSS and the IACS Radar priority score; click through to a CVE for the full assessment.
• KEV: the subset confirmed by CISA as actually being actively exploited.
• ICS advisories: official advisories from CISA and (where available) directly from the vendor — "Official source" always links to the readable page, not to a raw data file.
• The same filters as on the dashboard are available here, with more room per result.

Browse by vendor or product instead of by CVE ID.

• Every vendor and every product has its own page with current vulnerabilities, KEV matches and advisories.
• Sort the overview alphabetically or by number of vulnerabilities.
• A vendor without a current vulnerability stays visible — zero vulnerabilities does not mean the page is missing.

Match your own equipment against the vulnerability catalogue, without anything leaving your browser.

• Enter vendor and product name (or model number); matching happens entirely locally in the browser.
• Your equipment list is not sent to a server or stored anywhere.

Want to know how the IACS Radar priority score comes about, or which sources are used for what?

• The methodology page describes per data source (CISA, NVD, EPSS, vendor feeds) exactly what is retrieved live and what the limitations are.
• The priority score combines CVSS, EPSS, KEV status and an industrial relevance score — not a standalone CVSS number, but interpreted context.

Two small, site-wide tools in the header.

• The sun/moon icon switches between light mode (default) and dark mode; your choice is remembered in this browser.
• The magnifying glass icon opens a site-wide search across vulnerabilities, knowledge base, blog and IEC 62443 content.