BrowserAct Automated CVE Watchtower

A Make.com Workflow for Automated CVE Monitoring

BrowserAct Automated CVE Watchtower is a Make.com–based automation designed to continuously monitor newly published security vulnerabilities (CVEs), automatically extract critical risk data, and deliver structured alerts and reports without manual tracking.

Instead of manually checking vulnerability databases, sorting by publish dates, and copying CVE details into spreadsheets, this workflow automates the entire monitoring and reporting process inside Make—ensuring security teams never miss high-risk vulnerabilities while maintaining a clean, auditable record.

What Does BrowserAct Automated CVE Watchtower Do?

BrowserAct Automated CVE Watchtower helps security teams, DevOps engineers, and compliance teams automatically track recent security vulnerabilities and surface actionable risk signals—without repetitive manual browsing.

Monitoring CVEs requires constant attention to newly published entries, severity scores, and exploit likelihood. Manually reviewing vulnerability feeds is time-consuming, error-prone, and difficult to scale.

This workflow replaces that process with an end-to-end automation orchestrated entirely inside Make. It coordinates automated CVE page navigation, structured vulnerability extraction, conditional alerting, and centralized data storage—allowing teams to quickly understand what vulnerabilities matter and respond faster.

The workflow runs on a schedule or with a provided CVE page link. Make orchestrates BrowserAct-based CVE discovery, vulnerability data extraction, validation logic, notifications, and structured result storage.

Key Features of BrowserAct Automated CVE Watchtower

• Automated CVE Monitoring
  Automatically visits CVE listing pages and monitors newly published vulnerabilities based on time filters.
• Date-Based Sorting & Filtering
  Sorts vulnerabilities by publish date and filters results to focus on recent security issues only.
• Multi-Page Vulnerability Discovery
  Iterates through multiple result pages to ensure broader CVE coverage without manual pagination.
• Structured Vulnerability Extraction
  Extracts CVE ID, summary, severity scores, EPSS probability, publish date, and update time.
• Conditional Alerting Logic
  Uses Make routing to detect whether vulnerabilities are found and triggers alerts accordingly.
• Slack Notifications
  Sends real-time Slack alerts when new vulnerabilities are detected—or confirms when no new risks are found.
• Structured Parsing & Storage
  Parses BrowserAct output into structured records and saves them directly into Google Sheets.
• Make-Orchestrated Execution
  All workflow logic—including validation, routing, parsing, and storage—is managed inside Make for reliability and scalability.

What Data Can You Collect from CVE Sources?

With BrowserAct Automated CVE Watchtower, you can automatically collect publicly available vulnerability data, including:

CVE Vulnerability Data

• CVE ID
• Vulnerability summary
• Maximum CVSS score
• EPSS exploit probability score
• Published date
• Last updated date

How to Use BrowserAct Automated CVE Watchtower in One Click

Using BrowserAct Automated CVE Watchtower requires no manual setup or scripting.

Simply configure the workflow in Make and (optionally) provide a CVE listing page URL. The workflow automatically runs CVE discovery, page iteration, data extraction, validation, alert delivery, and result storage in the background—no manual monitoring required.

Why Monitor CVEs Automatically?

Security risks evolve daily. Missing newly published vulnerabilities can expose systems to preventable threats.

Automating CVE monitoring allows teams to:

• Detect new vulnerabilities faster
• Focus on high-risk issues based on severity and exploit probability
• Reduce manual monitoring and reporting effort
• Maintain a structured vulnerability audit trail
• Respond to security risks proactively instead of reactively

Input & Output

Input

• CVE listing page URL (optional, can run on schedule)

Output

• Slack notifications for vulnerability detection status
• A structured Google Sheets report containing:
• • CVE ID
  • Vulnerability summary
  • Severity score
  • EPSS score
  • Publish date
  • Update date

Who Is BrowserAct Automated CVE Watchtower For?

BrowserAct Automated CVE Watchtower is ideal for:

• Security and compliance teams
• DevOps and infrastructure engineers
• SaaS companies monitoring product security risks
• Organizations maintaining vulnerability audit logs
• Consultants performing security monitoring and reporting

Working Principle (How It Works)

1. Trigger (Make Schedule / Manual Run)
   The workflow runs automatically on a schedule or with an optional CVE page URL.
2. CVE Page Navigation (BrowserAct)
   BrowserAct visits the CVE listing page, applies sorting, and iterates through multiple result pages.
3. Vulnerability Extraction (BrowserAct)
   Extracts structured CVE data including severity and exploit probability.
4. Validation & Routing (Make)
   Make checks whether vulnerability data exists and routes execution accordingly.
5. Notification & Storage (Make)
   Make sends Slack alerts and stores structured CVE records in Google Sheets for tracking and analysis.