Radware Threat Intelligence vs. ATLAS Intelligence Feed (AIF)

Radware's Threat Intelligence Subscriptions significantly improve security for both applications and networks by delivering continuous updates about new threats and vulnerabilities. Utilizing a crowdsourcing method, these subscriptions gather, correlate, and validate real attack data from various channels, thereby strengthening your Attack Mitigation System against potential dangers. They provide real-time intelligence that empowers organizations to adopt proactive defense strategies and implement a comprehensive approach to address both known and unknown threats, while also offering ongoing and emergency filtering solutions. Moreover, Radware’s Live Threat Map presents immediate insights into cyberattacks as they occur, drawing from our vast threat deception network and cloud system event data. This innovative system transmits a diverse range of anonymized and sampled attack information to our Threat Research Center, which then shares this knowledge with the community via the threat map, encouraging a united defense initiative. By keeping stakeholders updated and informed, these tools play a vital role in enhancing overall cybersecurity resilience, promoting an adaptive stance against future challenges. Ultimately, this collaborative approach not only protects individual organizations but also strengthens the collective security of the entire digital ecosystem.

By leveraging ATLAS, ASERT, and the ATLAS Intelligence Feed, Arbor delivers unparalleled insights into the fundamental networks that form the backbone of the Internet, extending to local enterprise systems. Service providers can utilize ATLAS intelligence to make proactive, informed decisions regarding network security, service innovations, market evaluations, capacity planning, application trends, transit and peering agreements, as well as potential partnerships with content providers. Furthermore, enterprise security teams benefit from the broad global threat intelligence that ATLAS data offers, enabling them to stay ahead of advanced threats while significantly minimizing the time required for manual updates of attack detection signatures. This unique intelligence feed includes not just geo-location data, but also automates the identification of attacks aimed at infrastructure and services from well-known botnets and malware. Additionally, it ensures that updates for new threats are delivered smoothly without necessitating software upgrades, thus allowing organizations to sustain effective security measures with ease. In conclusion, Arbor’s all-encompassing strategy empowers both service providers and enterprises to fortify their security stance while navigating the continuously changing environment of network threats, ultimately fostering a safer digital ecosystem.