EclecticIQ Platform is an analyst-centric Threat Intelligence Platform (TIP). The vendor says it is optimized for the collection of intelligence data from open sources, commercial suppliers and industry partnerships into a single collaborative analyst workbench. EclecticIQ Platform aims to eliminate the manual and repetitive work involved with processing multiple intelligence feeds. According to the vendor, this means analysts can focus on identifying the most critical threats, take timely…
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Google Threat Intelligence (Mandiant)
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Google Threat Intelligence, based on the expertise and service of Mandiant, aims to accelerate security and risk decision making – operational as well as strategic – and to enable security teams to focus on threats that matter to them.
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