Baltic Threat Atlas
Filter selected public cyber observations concerning Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. Each record links to the national authority or joint advisory behind it.
Explore the atlas →Research interfaces · public prototypes
Evidence should be usable.
HECAVEX Labs turns selected research into small, inspectable tools. Each output keeps its source and evidence boundary visible. No black-box score, no magic attribution button.
Current experiments
Three useful, deliberately narrow tools
These are research aids, not automated verdicts. Their limitations are part of the interface.
Pivot Graph
See how a supplied script, exact response hashes, passive observations and analytical conclusions relate without collapsing observation into attribution.
Inspect the graph →CRA reporting assistant
A conservative decision aid for Cyber Resilience Act Article 14 reporting preparation. It points to questions and deadlines, never a legal conclusion.
Run the triage →Evidence boundary. The atlas is a selected public-source dataset, the graph is one published case, and the CRA assistant is educational. None is an exhaustive threat feed, blocklist, incident-response service or substitute for legal advice.