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Automated and Integrated Intelligence

PacketViper customers easily and consistently harvest, identify and apply new intelligence.  Sources for threat intelligence are everywhere but applying it can be challenging.  Actionable threat intelligence is just not enough.  PacketViper makes threat intelligence easy to operationalize.

  • Automated applied intelligence. New intelligence is easily operationalized and applied in an automated, ongoing manner to consistently keep updating defense in real time.
  • Unique edge intelligence. Harvest new intelligence based on what is actually happening within, and on the perimeter of, the networks while easily integrating it into their perimeter defense strategies.

Addressing the Challenges

Threat intelligence is everywhere but is frequently challenging to apply and not integrated well with defense solutions. Quality concerns also are a problem with many third-party intelligence providers. PacketViper overcomes the common challenges to make intelligence an asset that strengthens the overall cybersecurity defense posture.

  • High quality intelligence from multiple sources
  • Extremely low false positives
  • Unique intelligence based on real-time network activity
  • Integration with perimeter defense.

From Our Blog

  • A Paradigm Shift for Cybersecurity Managed Service Providers

    PacketViper Partner ProgramShifts in the current cybersecurity service provider market somewhat resemble an episode of the infamous game show Wheel of Fortune, where contestants purchase letters to capitalize and prosper on the show. We’ve seen Managed Service Providers (MSPs) “buy an S”, or invest heavily in their businesses in order to become a Managed Security Service Provider … Continue reading >>>

  • Hackers For Hire

    In today’s society, when someone speaks of a “hacker”, we automatically assume that the person was trying to do something illegal and perform a major scam or breach into a network. The term “hacker” stirs up controversy among organizations and leaves a sore-spot with many. What if there was a solution… Are there good hackers today? If you answered “YES”, then you answered correctly.

  • The Insanities of Network Security

    Thinking you have to allow every connection to every open network port. Thinking because you have a VPN portal it’s secure. Thinking your a IDS isn’t based on variables on the past, and can predict the future. Thinking you won’t be chasing your tail over and over on false positives, and will not become jaded. … Continue reading >>>

  • Irony of Network Security

    As I read through articles on the latest security threats, breaches, door opening exploits, and vulnerabilities that left doors opened. I Ironically see a firewall ad next to the security article saying ‘The Complete Firewall Solution, Get Total Visibility Into Your Security”. The article in Reuters explained how many security systems found they were susceptible … Continue reading >>>

  • Network Security Convolution

    It takes an army of security professional today to identify, isolate, track, and eliminate security threats, and breaches. The convolution within network security in my opinion have reached irresponsible levels. The days of the past where anomalies were quickly squashed by the network staff on hand is over from what I’m reading. It always seems to be a … Continue reading >>>

  • Overcoming the #1 Security Challenge in Operations

    The Problem The overwhelming volume of global IP traffic hitting networks today creates a crushing amount of security alerts. Too frequently, many of these alerts go unchecked while the quantity of alerts increases daily. Additionally, security analyst teams are frequently understaffed and resources/expertise are scarce across the industry. Together this presents the biggest security challenge … Continue reading >>>

  • WannaCry over WannaCrypt? PacketViper Blocks New Ransomware Threat

    The ransomware that brought hospitals throughout England and Scotland to an operational standstill is a strain of WannaCry/WannaCrypt ransomware which contains a potent and dangerous payload called ExtendBlue. What if you could block the ransomware? ExtendBlue exploits Microsoft’s SMB protocol and gives it legs. ExtendBlue allows the attacker to discover new exploitable systems within the … Continue reading >>>

  • Three Industries Benefit From Proactive Cybersecurity

    Financial Services Companies in the financial services sector possess highly sensitive data, and therefore cyber-attackers typically consider the time, effort and risk of attacking them to be well worth the potential reward. At the same time that financial services companies need to leverage technology advances to support customer demands, they also need to provide superior … Continue reading >>>