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Flexera Software Vulnerability Research is Now Available in ThreatStream

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June 25, 2025
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About Flexera Software Vulnerability Research

Flexera Software Vulnerability Research provides access to verified intelligence from Flexera's independent Secunia Research Team, and includes software vulnerability intelligence across all applications, systems, and platforms. Data is received on both push and pull grounds from numerous sources (web, mailing lists, githubs, Microsoft API, etc.) and is then aggregated and analyzed by the Secunia Research Team.

The Software Vulnerability Research feed provides associations of known exploits to Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) within software product advisories. The Secunia Research Team sources data for the feed through conducting vulnerability research in various products along with testing and verifying public vulnerability reports.

Activating Flexera Software Vulnerability Research in ThreatStream

Activating the Flexera Software Vulnerability Research feed in ThreatStream allows CTI teams to correlate Flexera’s vulnerability intelligence with other active intelligence sources in ThreatStream. Anomali provides additional context about the severity/confidence of potential threats, deduplicates any indicators of compromise that are present in other active intelligence feeds, and can seamlessly distribute this intelligence to other security tools.

Activating the feed in ThreatStream requires an active subscription for Flexera Software Vulnerability Research. To enable the feed, users must click on the “Flexera Software Vulnerability Research” tile within the ThreatStream APP Store and submit their credentials provided by Flexera.

Get Started with Anomali ThreatStream

If you’d like to see how Anomali ThreatStream can help to contextualize, enrich, deduplicate, and orchestrate Flexera’s Software Vulnerability Research along with 200+ other intelligence feeds available in the ThreatStream APP Store, request a demo today.

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