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Elevating Threat Intelligence and Security Operations With Anomali’s Latest Innovations

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March 18, 2025
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Anomali continues to make advancements to its groundbreaking AI-Powered Security and IT Operations Platform to uplevel the way security teams see, understand, and respond to threats. Built on a proprietary Data Lake and powered by more than 70 AI models, these innovations bring unmatched visibility, deeper context, and the confidence to act decisively against emerging risks.

Smarter Security Starts With AI-Powered Threat Intelligence

Threat intelligence has traditionally been difficult to operationalize — disconnected data sources, complex queries, and a lack of clear visualization have slowed down security teams. With cyberthreats evolving faster than ever, speed and agility has become increasingly critical.

Anomali’s newest capabilities are changing all that, helping security teams understand and mitigate risks in real time. Its focus is on delivering actionable intelligence, greater personalization, and seamless collaboration across cyberthreat intelligence, security operations center, and executive teams.

Introducing ThreatStream Analytics and ThreatRadar  

Anomali introduced two powerful features — ThreatStream Analytics and ThreatRadar — that empower organizations to go beyond detecting threats to help analysts fully understand their impact.

  • ThreatStream Analytics simplifies threat intelligence queries using AQL (Anomali Query Language), allowing security teams to extract meaningful insights and create visually compelling reports with ease. ‍
  • ThreatRadar serves as a centralized hub for real-time threat visibility, offering ready-to-use and fully customizable dashboards that help organizations track security exposure and respond proactively.

Enhancing Security Operations for Greater Agility

Beyond these flagship features, Anomali’s latest updates further optimize security operations by making intelligence more personalized, relevant, and actionable.

  • Custom and security posture dashboards deliver industry- and geography-specific intelligence, helping teams focus on the threats that matter most. ‍
  • Role-based reports provide tailored intelligence for cyberthreat intelligence analysts, security operations teams, and executives, ensuring each audience receives insights in the right format. ‍
  • 30-day lookback window offers retrospective threat insights to identify emerging patterns and risks that may have gone unnoticed.

Additionally, ThreatStream has been enhanced with premium threat feeds from leading providers, including Flashpoint, CrowdStrike, Intel471, and Mandiant. These updates ensure that organizations always have access to the most relevant, real-time intelligence to stay ahead of adversaries.

Advancing Security Together

Because customer insights often drive innovation, Anomali is working closely with security teams to maximize the value of ThreatStream’s new capabilities and ensure they align with real-world needs. This partnership is helping redefine how organizations approach threat intelligence and security operations — providing the visibility, context, and automation needed to defend against today’s most sophisticated threats.

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Discover how Anomali’s latest innovations can help your security team detect, understand, and respond to threats faster than ever. Schedule a demo.  

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