Trellix Threat Intelligence Exchange vs. Silent Push

Revamp your security framework into a cohesive collaborative network that seamlessly integrates threat intelligence data in real time, guaranteeing extensive protection for your organization as new threats emerge. Leverage the Data Exchange Layer (DXL) to ensure immediate communication of threat information among all connected security systems, including those from third-party vendors. By recognizing unknown files, you can dramatically decrease the time required for protection and lower associated expenses. Advanced threat intelligence facilitates accurate decisions regarding file execution and enables the personalization of security policies aligned with your organization’s risk tolerance. This methodology promotes superior decision-making abilities to tackle previously undetected and potentially dangerous files. Furthermore, amalgamate and distribute threat data sourced from Trellix's Global Threat Intelligence, additional third-party resources, and locally collected insights from your security platforms. DXL acts as an open communication conduit that connects various security solutions, allowing for the exchange of real-time security intelligence across endpoint, gateway, network, and data center defenses. This interconnected approach not only improves your overall security posture but also boosts your ability to swiftly respond to emerging threats. In essence, adopting this system creates a more agile and responsive security environment that can better safeguard against evolving risks.

Silent Push uncovers adversary infrastructure, campaigns, and security vulnerabilities by utilizing the most up-to-date, precise, and comprehensive Threat Intelligence dataset available. This empowers defenders to proactively thwart threats before they escalate into significant issues, thereby enhancing their security operations throughout the entire attack lifecycle while also simplifying operational complexities. The Silent Push platform reveals Indicators of Future Attack (IOFA) through the application of distinctive behavioral fingerprints to track attacker activities within our dataset. This enables security teams to detect potential upcoming assaults, moving beyond the outdated Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) provided by traditional threat intelligence sources. By gaining insights into emerging threats prior to their execution, organizations can proactively address issues within their infrastructure and receive timely, customized threat intelligence through IOFA, allowing them to maintain a strategic advantage over sophisticated attackers. Furthermore, this proactive approach not only bolsters defense mechanisms but also fosters a deeper understanding of the threat landscape, ensuring that organizations remain resilient against evolving cyber threats.