Consider the following scenario: A threat actor has created malware and distributed it on the dark web. Traditional threat intelligence feeds will detect the new malware only once the malware is sold and weaponized, or worse, when the attack has already happened.
Cybersixgill dark web monitoring solves this in 3 easy steps:
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When it comes to threat intelligence, timing is crucial. In most cases, curated reports provide information after the fact. The intel then is often irrelevant or obsolete. Cybersixgill maintains a broad infrastructure of automated, real-time collectors that continuously scour underground sources for threats; providing you with more data and less blindspots in order to stop threats.
Automatically gain access to remediation information for each vulnerability directly from NVD, MITRE and other vendor sites.
Receive a full intelligence picture of the vulnerability, complete with context – including a comprehensive audit trail of the data we have collected on the actors and their discourse, exploit kits, attribution to malware, APT and ransomware. This includes a score of the likelihood a vulnerability will be exploited over the next 90 days, hours after the CVE is first published. Unlike CVSS, this score is continually updated in real-time in response to the threat intelligence we gather.
Map vulnerabilities to MITRE ATT&CK framework to anticipate how, when or why criminals will exploit each vulnerability, listing the CVEs used in the context of each technique to assess the risk to your organization and prioritize remediation efforts.
Accurately match organizational CPEs identified in step 1 to specific, related vulnerabilities (CVEs) to determine which vulnerabilities are exposing your systems to attack.
Discover and scope the relevant organizational assets (ie. CPEs) and vulnerabilities (ie CVEs) or identify specific CPEs and CVEs that are of interest.