Cyware, the leading provider of threat intelligence and cyber fusion solutions, announced that they are teaming up with Intel 471, the premier provider of cybercrime intelligence, to bring adversary and malware intelligence to security teams across the world.
The integration brings data from Intel 471 into the Cyware Threat Intelligence eXchange (CTIX) platform to be analyzed and operationalized across an organization’s security stack. CTIX is an advanced threat intelligence platform (TIP) that can combine Intel 471 with other threat intelligence feeds to draw correlations and better map potential attacker footprints both in the broader threat landscape and in their own environment. With this integration, users can more quickly prioritize the threats that matter to their organization such as threat actors, malware, malicious infrastructure, exploits, and vulnerabilities and lead to smarter security decisions.
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“By teaming up with Cyware, we’re not only providing organizations with indicators that are rich with context, TTP information and malware intelligence reports, but also the ability to easily operationalize it within their own environment,” said Michael Anderson, VP of Intel 471 Partnerships.
CTIX provides the ability to aggregate, analyze, and correlate threat data from any source and in any format and make it operational and actionable for security teams. Users can take advantage of automation throughout the threat intelligence lifecycle using Cyware’s advanced security orchestration, rule engine, and REST API capabilities to move faster and take decisive action against threats.
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“This partnership with Intel 471 allows our users to gain a better understanding of adversaries and the methods they use to attack organizations,” Amit Patel, VP of Sales – Americas, at Cyware. “Being able to leverage timely, accurate intel like this allows security teams to take full advantage of the CTIX platform and build a better defense.”
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