Cyber News and Reports module.
The Cyber News and Reports module lets you choose which vendor and report types you receive in Liberty91. Every source is on by default, so you start with full coverage and can switch off anything you find too noisy or not relevant to your situation. Sources are curated for quality rather than quantity, and you can suggest a missing one from inside the module.
Which source categories can you receive?
Sources are grouped into four categories. Toggle each one on or off to match what your team wants to see in the Recent Threats dashboard.
| Category | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Vendor reports | Threat research and reporting published by security vendors |
| Security blogs | Analysis and write-ups from established security blogs |
| Government advisories | Advisories and bulletins from national authorities |
| Vulnerability databases | Feeds of newly disclosed and updated vulnerabilities |
The list is deliberately curated. Liberty91 does not include hundreds of sources, because that volume gets noisy. The focus is the highest-quality sources in each category.
How to suggest a missing source
If a good source is missing from the list, you can suggest it without leaving the module. Click the link in the green box and your suggestion goes straight to the Liberty91 team, who add quality sources quickly.
Frequently asked questions
Which sources are on by default?
All of them. You start with full coverage across vendor reports, security blogs, government advisories, and vulnerability databases, and switch off anything too noisy or not relevant to you.
Why are there not more sources?
The list is deliberately curated. Hundreds of sources gets noisy, so the module carries the highest-quality sources in each category rather than everything available.
Can I ask for a source that is missing?
Yes. Click the link in the green box inside the module and your suggestion goes straight to the Liberty91 team.