About
About Telemetry
What Telemetry is, what it tracks, who runs it and how it is funded.
Telemetry is a security intelligence terminal. It turns public security data into pages you can scan, cite and download, and adds short editorial briefings where the data needs context.
What it tracks
- Exploited vulnerabilities. Every entry in CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog, broken down by vendor, product, weakness and year, with a state-of-KEV report.
- SMS OTP regulation. A status board of regulators restricting or phasing out SMS one-time passcodes, with the primary source for each row.
- Intel briefings. Short briefings that lead with the bottom line and state how confident we are and why.
How it is built
Data pages are generated from source data on every build. Numbers are computed, not typed in, and each dataset has a machine-readable endpoint. The methodology explains every calculation.
Who runs it
Telemetry is owned by [OWNER ENTITY]. Its owner has a financial interest in a company in the authentication market that this site covers. Read ownership and funding before relying on our coverage of SMS OTP and its alternatives.
Contact: [CONTACT EMAIL]
PPeople
[Editor Name]
Identity & Access Editor
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Expertise: Authentication, SIM swap, Identity regulation
[Reviewer Name]
Technical reviewer
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Expertise: Identity architecture, FIDO2