ThreatQ Platform by ThreatQuotient
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ThreatQ Platform by ThreatQuotient
Additional Info
| Company | ThreatQuotient |
| Website | https://www.threatq.com/ |
| Company size (employees) | 100 to 499 |
| Headquarters Region | North America |
| Type of solution | Software |
Overview
The key challenges facing security teams today include security tools that are not integrated, alert fatigue, teams working in silos, and companies having limited security resources. ThreatQuotient is addressing this information security problem, which is also a business risk, with a platform that is purpose-built for data-driven security operations. The company is shifting the industry’s mindset from process-based to data-driven security operations.
One of ThreatQ’s key capabilities, the DataLinq Engine, “connects the dots” across data from all sources, enabling extended detection and response (XDR), internal/external, to be analyzed and understood prior to taking a manual or automated response.
The latest version of ThreatQ TDR Orchestrator, the industry’s first solution for a simplified, data-driven approach to security operations within the ThreatQ Pplatform, was released in summer 2022. ThreatQ TDR Orchestrator reinforces the need for no-code solutions that empower operators to adapt to dynamic threat landscapes faster, and focus their energy on security operations workflows that provide critical business context.
Legacy SOAR platforms, for example, have taken a process-driven approach to connect products within a workflow. However, for optimal detection and response, a data-driven approach is needed to prioritize data and connect systems with that data. Automating and orchestrating noisy data just amplifies the noise. Many of these process-based SOAR platforms are also designed such that only security engineers and analysts have the skills necessary to use them directly; making these traditional platforms hard to implement and maintain which drives higher costs over time.
ThreatQ’s user interface simplifies the work teams must do to define risks, enforce security rules and remediate threats automatically. ThreatQuotient’s differentiation to traditional security operations solutions such as SOAR platforms include:
– Better context that helps focus automation on what matters most, and a feedback loop that improves it each time.
– A simpler, no-code interface is easier to use
How we are different
- ThreatQuotient’s industry leading data management, orchestration and automation capabilities support multiple use cases including incident response, threat hunting, spear phishing, alert triage and vulnerability prioritization, and can also serve as a threat intelligence platform. Specifically, the ThreatQ Platform’s data-driven approach to security operations allows faster understanding of threats, streamlined investigations, better decision making and accelerated detection and response
- Among the many definitions of XDR that exist today, ThreatQuotient believes that XDR must be approached as an open architecture where integration is the linchpin (the X in XDR), and not as a single solution. Further, these integration capabilities must be broad and deep to bring data together and drive action. ThreatQuotient supports organizations looking to achieve XDR by enabling teams to work together using the tools they are already comfortable with, and extending their capabilities with additional, integrated solutions for an end-to-end approach.
