BUSINESS PROBLEM
Cyber threat intelligence lies behind most cybersecurity strategies, platforms, or operation centers. Yet the scale and scope of today’s ever-dynamic and geographically dispersed threat landscape means organizations cannot settle for partially informed or run-of-the-mill threat intelligence. Accounting for every bit of information, including countless real-time and historical Internet events, matters to proactively notice, monitor, and protect networks from threat actors.
DATA-DRIVEN SOLUTION
Cyber threat intelligence can only be as good as the raw data used in its development. Historical coverage of DNS, WHOIS, and other Internet records facilitates malicious infrastructure investigation and disruption by exposing otherwise hidden connections. These critical Internet events significantly contribute to every stage of the threat intelligence development cycle—enabling early threat detection, real-time threat analysis, broader threat expansion, and timely threat disruption.
