Microsoft
Exposure Clock

Name: Microsoft Exposure Clock
Creator: ColdRecon

DAYS SINCE LAST PUBLIC RESET

How long since Microsoft's last public CVE, breach, demonstration, lab miss, and capability launch — the five resets that define a vendor's current exposure window.

CVE Disclosed

13d

since 2026-08-12

Lazarus exploits Windows zero-day CVE-2026-68820 in Operation Dream Job

Field Breach

since 2026-08-20

UAT-10147 Uses AI-Assisted Playbooks to Compromise IIS Servers and Add Defender Exclusions

Demo / Bypass

since 2026-08-22

Defender’s own boot-time driver illustrates the bypass problem

Lab Miss

117d

since 2026-04-30

1.0% miss · Business Security Test (Mar–Apr 2026)

Capability Launch

since 2026-08-19

Microsoft launches Azure Government Top Secret cloud - TechTarget

Each tile shows the days since the most recent event of that type drawn from public reporting, with the headline that reset the counter.

The Exposure Clock is an original ColdRecon metric. A small number is not "bad" and a large number is not "good" — they're counts of days since something happened, drawn from open-source reporting. See Microsoft's full spine →

Three days since Microsoft's last reset is a fact. What you do about it in the next deal is judgment.

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MicrosoftExposure Clock

Three days since Microsoft's last reset is a fact. What you do about it in the next deal is judgment.

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Exposure Clock