ThreatQ is a data-driven Threat Intelligence Platform purpose-built for Security Operations to prioritize, automate, and collaborate for optimized threat detection, investigation, and response. ThreatQ supports multiple use cases through automation, including incident response, threat hunting, spear phishing, alert triage, and vulnerability management, and supports future use cases by adapting to changing business needs.
The latest version of the ThreatQ Platform, V6, helps companies make the most of threat data, and intelligence to detect, investigate, and respond to threats, by prioritizing the platform’s security automation capabilities. The platform provides a simplified, data-driven approach to automating SOC teams, and cybersecurity analysts’ workflows, and enabling teams to scale processes quickly to be more effective, and to deliver more efficacy in their outcomes. It achieves this through a fine balance of human know-how combined with automation, and machine intelligence.
A key benefit of ThreatQ’s automation capabilities is that it aggregates threat data from multiple sources, filters out the noise, enriches, and correlates it into actionable threat intelligence, and stores it in a central library. This fosters collaboration for enhanced threat response in two ways. The first is by removing barriers posed by siloed working environments for security teams. The second is that this information can then be easily shared into threat intelligence feeds (available in the ThreatQ Marketplace), and the ThreatQ Community, a network that is home to more than 500 members, 190 companies across 30 countries, and 20 industries, to develop industry-wide responses.
About this category: Security Automation
The Cybersecurity Excellence Awards recognize products that automate security work for any team. It is the broad automation category, covering SOC, identity, cloud, vulnerability and compliance workflows.
An independent jury of security practitioners, analysts and CISOs scores each nomination on leadership, innovation and impact. Each nomination competes in its category against organizations of similar size and region. Entry packages, sponsorship and public votes do not affect the jury's scores.
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