Cybersixgill provides you with real-time automated collection from the widest range of underground sources, including limited access and invite-only groups of known terror organizations.
Gain immediate and unrestricted access to decades of threat intelligence.
Investigate terror-related activity across sources and timelines.
Access dozens of terror-related forums and thousands of Telegram channels (ISIS, al-Qaeda and other terror groups). Intuitively correlate between the different datasets and create a coherent intelligence picture in real-time.
Infiltrate dozens of drugs, trafficking and weapons related markets and thousands of IM channels to easily conduct real-time deep investigations.
With exclusive, real-time and ad-hoc visualized access to the largest data lake of deep and dark web activity, Cybersixgill allows government and law enforcement experts to get real-time actionable alerts customized to their investigations, perform a quick deep dive into any escalation in real-time, and research any threat actor’s profile, MO and history. The depth and breadth of the intelligence collection, as well as it’s uniqueness and speed, allow cyber security teams to quickly build an accurate intelligence picture to effectively prioritize action against the state/nation’s greatest threats.
“Malicious actors continue to develop sophisticated new attacks with increased frequency. Keeping track of malicious IOCs is a vital task, but when performed manually, it leads to wasted time and a longer mean time to respond. Cortex XSOAR’s integration with Cybersixgill allows customers to automate incident enrichment, which saves time for security analysts and speeds up investigation and incident resolution.”
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.