The use case: how Astelia deploys Tavily
Astelia uses Tavily at the start of its data collection pipelines to find and retain web information about newly disclosed vulnerabilities, including proof-of-concept exploits, remediations, and mitigations. The pipelines re-check for new information at regular intervals, and the retained data is distilled and passed to LLMs for analysis.
More reported results
Figures published in Tavily’s case study. They are not independently measured by usedby.
Approximately 350,000 vulnerabilities labeled
Around 200 new vulnerabilities processed on a typical day, increasing to as many as 1,000 on peak days, like Microsoft Patch Tuesday
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- Nov 12, 2026
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An estimated 20 hours of scraper work saved each month, including 10 hours adding new scrapers and 10 maintaining hundreds of site-specific scrapers