Our primary clients for this solution are tier-one banks in Indonesia. Group-IB Threat Intelligence is very useful for at least three major use cases. These use cases are strategic intelligence, operational intelligence, and technical intelligence. Our customers use Group-IB Threat Intelligence to base their investment on key technologies and invest in cybersecurity. And from the technical and operational standpoint, we streamline Threat Intelligence. We do this by conducting a continuous assessment of compromised activity in the organization, as well as maintaining the relevant prevention procedures against the adversary targeting the banks. Threat Intelligence comes in a SAS version. The only part that requires integration to their internal systems is whenever we want to process the data via STIX, or TAXII, or a certain API connected directly to the Threat Intelligence SAS platform.
A Threat Intelligence Platform (TIP) is a solution that collects, analyzes, and distributes threat intelligence data. TIPs can help organizations to identify and mitigate cyber threats by providing them with insights into known and emerging threats.
I used it to build the strategic threat forecast. The annual forecast for clients.
We use Group-IB Threat Intelligence to help us with threat hunting, incident response, and vulnerability management.
The solution acts as a defense against cyber incidents.
Our primary clients for this solution are tier-one banks in Indonesia. Group-IB Threat Intelligence is very useful for at least three major use cases. These use cases are strategic intelligence, operational intelligence, and technical intelligence. Our customers use Group-IB Threat Intelligence to base their investment on key technologies and invest in cybersecurity. And from the technical and operational standpoint, we streamline Threat Intelligence. We do this by conducting a continuous assessment of compromised activity in the organization, as well as maintaining the relevant prevention procedures against the adversary targeting the banks. Threat Intelligence comes in a SAS version. The only part that requires integration to their internal systems is whenever we want to process the data via STIX, or TAXII, or a certain API connected directly to the Threat Intelligence SAS platform.