Cofense Intelligence ThreatHQ vs Fortra's PhishLabs Threat Intelligence comparison

Cofense Intelligence ThreatHQ provides real-world actionable threat intelligence for improved phishing defense and strategic planning. You can now easily track emerging trends in phishing, research active threats, and supplement your highest-priority investigations. Our improved intelligence interface empowers you to move beyond indicators of compromise and pursue an informed strategic defense against today’s phishing attacks.

Fortra’s Threat Intelligence eliminates obstacles through a variety of threat intelligence solutions to enhance your overall cybersecurity and better understand the threats attacking your brands and employees. We help supplement and reinforce existing threat intelligence to empower organizations to take proactive measures against threats. With combined intelligence from PhishLabs, Cloud Email Protection, and the Fortra Threat Brain, users can augment existing security controls with additional insight.

What are the most important features of Fortra's PhishLabs Threat Intelligence?

• Threat Engagement and Disruption covertly interacts with threat actors to enumerate their infrastructure and disrupt operations with direct BEC threat actor engagement and credential baiting
  
• Intelligence Feeds enrich existing internal threat data and enable the optimization of security controls to detect and mitigate more threats, including rich indicator feeds for credential theft cases, email threats reported by users, and money mule accounts.
• Intelligence Assessments enrich security controls and improve operational and strategic threat decision making with expanded insight from supplemental fraud and email intelligence assessments provided by Fortra researchers. Gain deep insight into credential theft incidents, email threats, and counterfeit sites.
• Dark Web Monitoring helps monitor, detect, and prepare businesses to respond to Dark Web brand or executive threats on the Dark and Deep webs, as well as track Compromised Credentials that have been stolen by infostealers, botnets and other forms of malware.