At most shops, the security team opens the CISA KEV feed, flags what's new, and hands the work to whoever keeps the servers running. That's usually a sysadmin who doesn't read CVE writeups for fun. The first twenty minutes of every ticket is "what even is this, do we run it, does it matter."

PatchDayAlert is written to cut that phase down to ninety seconds. Each weekday morning, the digest lists the CVEs that actually matter, in plain English, with a one-line urgency verdict per item. Patch today, patch this week, or safe to skip. Exploited-in-the-wild items come first, flagged in red, because CISA KEV catches things NVD severity alone misses.

The digest is free. It's written by a working sysadmin, not a security researcher. There's no vendor pitch at the bottom and no subscriber data gets sold.

A proper bio lands here in Phase 4 (see the blog pivot spec). For now: contact via hello@patchdayalert.com.