Your team's judgment becomes infrastructure
The feed relationships, confidence thresholds, and curation standards your program has built become the intelligence governing every event. Your program gets promoted rather than sidelined.
The problem
The advisory goes out in the morning. By afternoon, an analyst three tools away is rebuilding the same context by hand to clear a single alert, with no idea the work was already finished. That gap, between intelligence your team has completed and intelligence the SOC can act on, gets measured in hours and sometimes days. In the standard model, enrichment is pulled from the threat intelligence platform one case at a time, and the curation your team labored over ends up a service line running behind the threat it was built to stop.
What your team gets
Your judgment governing every event
The thresholds and standards you've set become fused properties of the data itself, so context arrives with the event instead of being looked up after it. Your curation governs the system continuously.
Your own intelligence operationalized first
Managed Intelligence as a Service, powered by ThreatStream Next-Gen, puts your incident history, adversary encounters, and behavioral baselines to work before anything external, then extends them with a curated external repository.
Indicators that become controls in minutes
High-confidence intelligence moves from discovery to enforced control in minutes rather than business days, and predictive indicators of attack surface risk before execution rather than after the fact.
Peer early warning that becomes your defense
Through Trusted Circles, a trusted peer's detection becomes available across every member automatically, TLP-gated to the recipients you choose. Free for ISAC and ISAO members.
Across deployments, teams report:
60%
better CTI management
2X
faster incident response
30%
of attacks mitigated before execution
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