Corvus is an AI-powered CISO intelligence platform. 30 autonomous AI skills collect threat data from 15 feeds, analyse it through structured methodologies, challenge their own assumptions, and deliver decisions — not dashboards. $200/month. Everything included.
Threat intelligence platforms, CISO briefing services, and vendor risk management have been priced for the Fortune 500. Corvus delivers the same analytical depth — powered by AI, at a fraction of the cost.
Not a lite version. Not a dashboard with less data.
The same structured methodologies. The same intelligence rigour. Available to every organisation, from a 20-person startup to a 20,000-person enterprise.
Corvus doesn't just show you data. It thinks about it, challenges it, and tells you what to do.
30 autonomous AI skills — from threat intelligence to strategic compass analysis — running on daily, fortnightly, and monthly cycles. The same analytical depth used by national intelligence agencies, executed by AI at scale.
Every cycle, Corvus asks: "What if our strongest conclusion is wrong?" It buries false assumptions, tracks which forecasts were accurate, and red-teams its own analytical frameworks. The most dangerous assumption is the one you've stopped questioning.
Key Intelligence Questions drive the next collection cycle. Intel Health audits quality across all 30 skills. Meta-Improver analyses skill effectiveness and suggests improvements. CQI (Corvus Quality Index) tracks programme maturity over time.
Comprehensive coverage from today's threats to civilisational-scale risks.
Executive overview with prioritised actions. The daily brief takes less than 5 minutes to read and tells you exactly what matters today, what changed overnight, and what decisions are needed.
AI-curated news through a simulated CISO council, estate-aware threat analysis with MITRE ATT&CK TTPs, compound attack chain modeling, and early warning signals that detect tomorrow's threats while they're still today's faint signals.
8-dimension geopolitical risk (Social, Technology, Economic, Military, Political, Legal, Environmental, Security) assessed across 5 time horizons — from 7-day operational to 30-50 year civilisational. Every country scored with composite risk from NCSI, WJP Rule of Law, World Cybercrime Index, sanctions, and travel advisories.
The Strategic Compass evaluates every issue through 5 lenses: Internet Consensus, Peer View, Contrarian, Threat Actor, and Futures & Foresight. The Synthesis Engine generates cross-domain hypotheses. The Assumption Graveyard prevents repeating past errors. Forecasts are calibrated for accuracy over time.
Full vendor due diligence with 9 assurance feeds (Companies House, sanctions, HIBP, Shodan, Cyber Essentials, certificates). 8-probe attack surface scanning (TLS, DNS, email security, HTTP headers, subdomains, tech stack, RDAP, CT logs). 6-dimension risk scoring. Continuous monitoring.
Every analytical choice flows from six principles. They are visible, inspectable, and deliberately challengeable. A doctrine never challenged is an analytical liability.
Quality of intelligence is the leading indicator of decision quality. A beautiful report built on poor data is worse than no report at all.
Every security measure must be explainable to a non-technical board member. If you cannot explain it simply, the analysis is not finished.
The most dangerous assumption is the one we have stopped questioning. The Assumption Graveyard prevents analytical debt from compounding silently.
Decisions evaluated not just on risk reduction but on how they create space for people and organisations to flourish.
The system monitors six sunset triggers. If Corvus is providing false confidence rather than genuine insight, it says so and recommends its own fundamental redesign.
Monthly decision audits verify whether recommendations translated into actual operational change. The gap between knowing and doing is the most dangerous blind spot.
Automated. Structured. Self-improving.
15 threat feeds, 9 news sources, regulatory data, and geopolitical indicators ingested on automated schedules. Daily, fortnightly, and monthly cycles ensure nothing is missed.
30 AI skills run on structured schedules. From daily threat intelligence to monthly polycrisis mapping and 5-lens strategic compass analysis. Every conclusion challenged through competing hypotheses.
Cross-domain hypotheses connect patterns others miss. Compound attack chains identified. Weak signals detected. Polycrisis intersections mapped.
Prioritised actions (Now / This Week / Forward), daily brief, regulatory deadlines, vendor risk scores — decisions, not data.
Intel Health audits all 30 skills. Key Intelligence Questions drive next collection. CQI Score tracks improvement. The system rewrites itself every cycle.
How Corvus handled a CVSS 10.0 vulnerability with a 38-day pre-patch exploitation window.
On 22 March 2026, Corvus surfaced the Interlock ransomware group's exploitation of a maximum-severity vulnerability in Cisco Secure Firewall Management Center.
The vulnerability — CVE-2026-20412 — carried a CVSS score of 10.0, the highest possible rating. Interlock had been exploiting it for 38 days before the advisory was published. Here's how each Corvus doctrine responded:
| Doctrine | What Corvus Did |
|---|---|
| Intelligence Quality First | Initial single-source report flagged. Cross-referenced with CISA KEV and 3 independent researchers. Confidence raised to High. |
| Explainable by Design | Translated: "An attacker anywhere on the internet can take complete control of your firewall management system without knowing any password." |
| Challenge Every Assumption | Standing assumption "our FMC is not internet-exposed" moved to Challenged status. Management interfaces are routinely exposed through misconfiguration. |
| Intelligence Without Action | Action Queue received a P1 item the same day: retrospective threat hunt across all FMC-managed environments. Not "when time allows." That day. |
Not a bolt-on. Corvus TPRM shares the same intelligence engine as the CISO dashboard. Full vendor due diligence with continuous monitoring.
Enterprise security intelligence at a fraction of the traditional cost.
Most security intelligence platforms start at $50,000/year. They're built for enterprises with enterprise budgets. We believe every organisation — regardless of size — deserves the same quality of intelligence. AI lets us deliver it at a fraction of the cost. That's not a compromise. It's a better architecture.
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