Staying alert with the latest threat intelligence feeds can make all the difference in safeguarding your organization’s valuable digital resources.
Gathering raw data from various sources.
Intelligence focused on specific indicators of compromise (IOCs), such as IP addresses, URLs, file hashes, and malware signatures.
Helps prioritize security efforts by focusing on the most relevant and dangerous threats.
Live Threats.
Can identify the treated actor.
Threat mapping to identify and analyze potential risks.
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Access to Specialized Expertise
Threat intelligence services provide access to a team of experienced cybersecurity professionals.
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Timely Detection and Response
Managed threat intelligence services offer proactive monitoring of the organization’s.
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Comprehensive Threat Coverage
Managed threat intelligence services offer comprehensive coverage of potential threats across various vectors.
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Customized Threat Intelligence
Provide customized threat intelligence tailored to the specific industry, geography, and technology environment of the client organization.
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Machine Learning and AI
These technologies help in identifying unknown threats, detecting patterns, and improving the accuracy of threat intelligence over time.
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NCA framework policy
Reduces complexity with a single unified policy framework.
What are Indicators of Compromise (IoCs)?
Indicators of Compromise are forensic data, such as file hashes, IP addresses, URLs, and domain names, that indicate a system may have been compromised. IoCs are used by security teams to detect and respond to threats.
Why is threat intelligence important?
Threat intelligence is crucial because it provides actionable insights into potential cyber threats, helping organizations proactively defend against attacks, improve incident response, and make informed decisions about security strategies.
How can Threat Intelligence be used in Incident Response?
Threat Intelligence supports incident response by providing contextual information about threats, such as threat actor profiles, attack vectors, and recommended countermeasures.
How does Threat Intelligence support compliance with SAMA regulations?
Supports the Risk Assessment (3.3) and Incident Detection & Response (3.6) controls.