For MSPs and IT shops
Know which of your clients are exposed before they call you.
Nexus Sentinel watches the vendors every client runs, pages the right tech when one is under active attack, and explains how it happened and how to stop it.
No card required · Up to 3 clients during the trial
- CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities
- NVD · CVSS 9.0+
- CISA advisories incl. ICS
- Security press · 5 outlets
- Breaches & ransomware
- Exploited vulnerabilities
- SMB, HVAC & auto
- Nation-state & infrastructure
- Polled every 15 minutes
01The alert
Every page reads like a briefing.
No raw CVE dumps. When something your clients run is under attack, your tech gets one alert with everything needed to act.
- Who's exposed
- Every client running the affected vendor, named in one alert.
- Do now
- The single most important action, in one sentence.
- How they got in
- The attack path in plain English, with sources linked.
- How to catch it
- What to look for in your logs while you patch.
Exploited vulnerability · 5 reports
FortiOS SSL-VPN heap overflow exploited in the wild
Affects 3 of your clients
- Acme Heating & Air runs Fortinet
- Bayside Auto Group runs Fortinet, auto dealer
- Coastal Family Dental runs FortiGate
Do now
Patch FortiOS to 7.6.4+ or disable SSL-VPN today, then check for new admin accounts.
- How they got in
- Crafted HTTP requests to the internet-facing SSL-VPN trigger a heap overflow. No credentials needed.
- How to prevent it
- Upgrade FortiOS. Disable SSL-VPN where unused or restrict it to known IPs.
- How to catch it
- sslvpnd crashes in FortiGate event logs; new admin accounts or config changes on the appliance.
02How it works
Set it once. It watches every 15 minutes.
List your clients and what they run
Pick their firewall, VPN, RMM, line-of-business apps and industry. Two minutes per client.
We read the threat feeds for you
CISA's exploited-vulnerability catalog, NVD, CISA advisories and the security press, every 15 minutes. Each incident is analyzed once.
You get paged only when it's theirs
When an incident names something a client runs, the techs you route it to get one push or email naming every affected client.
03The report
A monthly report your clients will actually read.
“What we watched for you” lists every incident that touched the client's vendors, the urgent ones you handled, and the top actions to take. Your name and logo on top. Print it, PDF it, bring it to the quarterly review.
Bayside IT Services
What we watched for you
Acme Heating & Air, October 2026
7
incidents relevant to you
2
urgent, same-day
14
products monitored
Top recommended actions
- Upgrade FortiOS to 7.6.4 or later
- Segment the Niagara building-automation network from office IT
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04Pricing
One price, per client.
Unlimited techs, push and email alerts, daily digest, monthly white-label reports. Add or remove clients any time; billing is prorated.
$29per client / month
Start free trial05Questions
Straight answers.
Do you need access to my clients' networks?
No. Nothing is installed and nothing connects to client systems. You tell us the vendors and products each client runs; we match public incident reporting against that list.
Where does the data come from?
CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, the NVD (CVSS 9.0 and up), CISA advisories including industrial control systems, and five security news outlets. Every write-up links its sources.
How noisy is it?
Pages only go out when an incident hits a client's watchlist and crosses your urgent threshold, one alert per incident per person no matter how many clients it affects. Everything else waits for the 6:55 AM digest. You set quiet hours per person; actively exploited flaws in a watched product still come through.
Who writes the incident summaries?
Claude, Anthropic's model, writes a structured summary from the source reporting: what happened, how they got in, how to prevent and detect it. Root causes that aren't disclosed are labeled as such. Treat it as a briefing, not a final word.
What does a client see?
Nothing unless you share it. The monthly report is printable and carries your company name and logo, with a small "Powered by Nexus Sentinel" line.
How does billing work?
$29 per active client business per month, unlimited team members. Deactivate a client and your bill drops, prorated. 14-day free trial for up to 3 clients, no card needed.
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