What Cloudflare announced
Zero Wire is a new threat intelligence service introduced by Cloudflare enhancing the current offerings on Cloudflare Radar to help customers react and respond to the speed and volume of new vulnerabilities being accelerated now by AI. Cloudflare Radar provides valuable insights and by adding Zero Wire as a new source for Exaforce Threat Hunting we add to the arsenal of sources that provide timely and critical information to our customers for proactive actions to reduce exposure windows.
Fig. Zero Wire page on Cloudflare Radar
Continuous threat hunting as a core function
In a recent Exaforce blog on Vibe Hunting we discussed how threat hunting complements the investigative capabilities of Exaforce by getting ahead of potential security incidents with proactive contextual analysis of a customer’s environment based on postings from various prominent threat sources. A key quote from our original blog states that this should be a continuous and repeatable service:
“Vibe hunting is what happens when an AI SOC platform compresses the hunting process so dramatically that it stops feeling like a special event... Not a quarterly initiative. Not a purple-team ritual. Just a fast, repeatable motion.”
The best part of what has been delivered is that you don’t even have to think about it. We have curated a library of threat sources and then automatically extract the relevant IOCs and execute the threat hunt using Exabot AI agents and our semantic knowledge graph, which is a normalization of a customer’s enterprise security data across cloud, SaaS, network and endpoints. This is not done sometimes or on demand. This is done continuously. If the original hunt reports that the customer is not impacted, new information posted on the same topic will trigger a new hunt. It could be that information provided later could identify a detail that signals an exposure that needs immediate attention.
Continuously updated threat feeds
Exaforce hunts for threats around the clock, automatically evaluating new threats as they emerge every day to keep detection up to date. We continuously curate our list of threat sources, prioritizing feeds that provide thorough, timely, and actionable intelligence. As part of this constant evaluation, we recognized that Cloudflare had made available a new security feed that could bring additional value to our threat hunting services. The task then was to integrate this new source quickly. The following timeline is to show that incorporating new data should be done quickly. Not days or weeks, but hours.
The timeline for adding Zero Wire to Exaforce Threat Hunting services:
- November 3, 2026: Cloudflare announces a new threat information resource via the blog.
- Same day: Exaforce reviews this announcement and decides to add the new Zero Wire feed to Exaforce as a source. The source is added to the platform within a couple of hours of this decision.
- Articles from Zero Wire are pulled, extracted, analyzed and result in new hunts being triggered, even for exploits that had already been reported, within minutes of the new information being analyzed.
Zero Wire live in Exaforce
Exabot Zero Wire hunt article evaluation
What you can expect
Zero Wire is just one example from about 30 other threat intelligence feeds, but it shows what makes Exaforce threat hunting different. The hunts are continuous: every new posting from every curated source triggers a hunt automatically, and when new details surface on a topic you’ve already been cleared on, we hunt again. The sources are curated: our team is always evaluating new feeds and keeping only the ones that deliver timely, actionable intelligence. The process is fast: a feed announced on Tuesday was driving hunts across customer environments the same day. The result is a hunting program that keeps pace with the threat landscape without adding work for your team. You don’t have to schedule it, staff it, or remember to run it.
It’s already running. To see what threat hunting has turned up in your environment, request a demo or read more about how it works in our original vibe hunting blog.
