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Personal CVE runbook for small teams

An actionable vulnerability playbook for teams without a security staff

Problem
CVEs drop constantly, and small teams and indie devs have no security team to tell them what to do first, whether they're affected, or how soon they must patch. Geeks are building extreme CVE solutions, but most people just want a checklist they can follow.
Solution
A CVE response tool subscribed by tech stack: pick your frameworks, dependencies, and cloud services, and when a new CVE lands, get a 'are you affected' verdict, impact scope, fix priority, and step-by-step actions, plus an internal notification template.
Users
Small-team tech leads, indie developers, and SaaS teams without dedicated security
MVP
Tech stack and dependency inventory config; CVE feed ingestion and matching; affected/not-affected verdict and priority; action checklist and notification templates; email/Webhook delivery
Revenue
Subscription by project count or team seats; free email digest, paid includes matching and runbooks
Why now
Supply-chain attacks and CVE volume keep rising while small teams have tiny security budgets; public data sources suffice for a rules-based lightweight product

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