As you begin the process of selecting a threat intelligence solution, you’ll want to be sure you’ve clearly defined your needs, as well as have a good understanding of vendor capabilities.
This document is a quick reference guide for creating your IT risk program following some of the key elements of the NIST Cyber Security Framework.
Having access to lots of security data — alerts, vulnerability scan data, suspicious files — is great, but how do you know where to focus first? That’s where threat intelligence comes in. The Recorded Future® Browser Extension makes threat intelligence accessible from any web browser, whether you’re in your SIEM, your email security portal, your vulnerability scanner, or even your email. With one click, the browser extension surfaces real-time risk scores and evidence behind those scores and arms you with the intelligence you need to quickly prioritize what needs your immediate attention.
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Many organizations are expanding traditional threat intelligence programs to include vulnerability management, brand protection, and other critical security functions.
The SolarWinds attack, disclosed by security firm FireEye and Microsoft in December, may have breached as many as 18,000 government and private sector organizations. It has been characterized as the largest and most sophisticated cyber attack the world has ever seen, and was made possible by the Sunburst malware the attackers implanted in legitimate digitally signed DLL files in SolarWinds’ Orion update packages.
Security organizations need to continually quantify cyber risk in financial terms and require a partner that helps them automate and orchestrate the right response.