Overview

A recent Forrester report commissioned by Cyware found that 71% of security leaders report their teams need access to threat intelligence, security operations data, incident response data, and vulnerability data, yet 65% of respondents find it very challenging to provide security teams with cohesive data access. Top obstacles to unifying technologies include cross-team collaboration (55%), data silos within security teams (47%), discovering and accessing data (45%), and functional silos within security (45%). These common hurdles shine a spotlight on the need for organizations to better unify their security teams, processes, and technologies to bolster defenses and proactively defend their assets.

Built by intelligence and SecOps practitioners for intelligence and SecOps practitioners, Cyware’s Virtual Cyber Fusion platform brings together historically siloed security tools and domains (a typically time-consuming and costly task), allowing organizations to scale, search and share threat data more efficiently, break down information silos, and truly collaborate on threat response. This innovative approach enables organizations to quickly and accurately identify potential threats and blacklist any communications or connection requests from malicious sources while reducing analyst burnout.

Compounding the new workplace dynamic are targeted attacks on critical infrastructure and supply chains, resulting in some service and supply routes being shut down entirely. The resulting condition SecOps teams face is ultimately fractured, with functions siloed as end-to-end processes break down. This makes it even more challenging for analysts to discern meaningful and actionable insights from often inaccurate signals.

Cyware’s Virtual Cyber Fusion solution unifies people, processes, and technology to break down common security silos, enabling teams to tackle the ever-evolving threat landscape, boost actioning and incident response from curated threat intelligence, reduce the time to respond, and reduce overall risk.