AutoFocus contextual threat intelligence service accelerates analysis, correlation and prevention workflows. Unique, targeted attacks are automatically prioritized with full context, allowing security teams to respond to critical attacks faster, without additional IT security resources.
Palo Alto Networks AutoFocus provides a threat intelligence service with flexible pricing options tailored for enterprises. Users report that pricing varies based on the scale and specific requirements of the deployment. Basic packages cover essential features, while advanced tiers offer enhanced capabilities and integrations, leading to higher costs. Potential buyers should prepare for costs that align with their network size and security needs.
Palo Alto Networks AutoFocus was previously known as Palo Alto Threat Intelligence Management.
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We are using AutoFocus with my playbooks. We use it on a daily basis.
We receive alerts on the Playbook. We receive alerts for threat intelligence, malware alerts, and virus alerts.
We use Autofocus to check if the verdict is benign malware.
All playbooks are on AutoFocus. We don't log in, it gives us access.
The most valuable feature is alerting. If you have had an incident, it tells you if it is malware.
It's easy to use and it implements well.
At times in AutoFocus, when you have a homegrown application or you check another threat intelligence feed, it's not malicious but is still categorized as gray. We need to request a change in the verdict, AutoFocus then deals with it and sends us an update that it is benign for us.
It would be better if they used the threat intelligence feeds directly from their side and changing the verdict instead of us requesting it.
I have been using this solution for a couple of years.
We are using the most up-to-date version.
The stability is good.
It's a scalable solution. It integrates well with Playbooks.
We always deal with Tech support. Their technical support is good. They are knowledgeable and responsive.
The initial setup was done and in place before I started.
We have a team of six security engineers to maintain this solution.
It's a very good solution. it identifies critical attacks and alerts you. If it's malicious, it tells you, or if it's in a gray area, if it's in the malware category or if it's benign.
If it's benign then you don't have to worry. If it's malware then it's worrisome for the security team and we need to run checks and take action immediately.
I would rate Palo Alto Networks AutoFocus an eight out of ten.
