ThreatBook Launches Advanced Threat Intelligence Solution
ThreatBook has announced the global launch of its Advanced Threat Intelligence (ATI) solution, as stated in a press release. The new service is designed to provide organizations with actionable insights for threat detection and response, particularly focusing on threats originating from the Asia Pacific region.
ThreatBook ATI analyzes over 14 billion cyber-attack records daily, offering a global solution enriched with local insights. It boasts low false positive rates and is highly compatible with existing security stacks, making integration straightforward for threat intelligence platforms, security operation centers, and cybersecurity analysts.
The solution is capable of capturing new, difficult-to-detect threats from within Asia, where coverage from many global vendors is limited. It also features AI-based models to filter false positives and classify threat reports, ensuring highly accurate and reliable intelligence. ThreatBook ATI is accessible globally via a web portal and can be integrated through feeds or APIs, enhancing the capabilities of existing security tools.
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