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3 Key Challenges to Clarity in Threat Intelligence: 2023 Forrester Consulting Total Economic Impact™ Study

Post Syndicated from Stacy Moran original https://blog.rapid7.com/2023/04/20/3-key-challenges-to-clarity-in-threat-intelligence/

3 Key Challenges to Clarity in Threat Intelligence: 2023 Forrester Consulting Total Economic Impact™ Study

Inundated with data

It would have been really cool to combine those two words to make “inundata,” but it would have been disastrous for SEO purposes. It’s all meant to kick off a conversation about the state of security organizations with regard to threat intelligence. There are several key challenges to overcome on the road to clarity in threat intelligence operations and enabling actionable data.

This is the second entry in a blog series based on The Total Economic Impact™ of Rapid7 Threat Command For Digital Risk Protection and Threat Intelligence. Let’s dive into three challenges organizations are facing when it comes to threat intelligence.

Lack of visibility and actionable data

For the commissioned study, Forrester conducted interviews with four Rapid7 customers and collated their responses into the form of one representative organization and its experiences after implementing Rapid7’s threat intelligence solution, Threat Command. Interviewees noted that prior to utilizing Threat Command, lack of visibility and unactionable data across legacy systems were hampering efforts to innovate in threat detection. The study stated:

“Interviewees noted that there was an immense amount of data to examine with their previous solutions and systems. This resulted in limited visibility into the potential security threats to both interviewees’ organizations and their customers. The data the legacy solutions provided was confusing to navigate. There was no singular accounting of assets or solution to provide curated customizable information.”

A key part of that finding is that limited visibility can turn into potential liabilities for an organization’s customers – like the SonicWall attack a couple of years ago. These kinds of incidents can cause immediate pandemonium within the organizations of their downstream customers.

In this same scenario, lack of visibility can also be disastrous for the supply chain. Instead of affecting end-users of one product, now there’s a whole network of vendors and their end-users who could be adversely affected by lack of visibility into threat intelligence originating from just one organization. With greater data visibility through a single pane of glass and consolidating information into a centralized asset list, security teams can begin to mitigate visibility concerns.

Time-consuming processes for investigation and analysis

Rapid7 customers interviewed for the study also felt that their legacy threat intelligence solutions forced teams to “spend hours manually searching through different platforms, such as a web-based Git repository or the dark web, to investigate all potential threat alerts, many of which were irrelevant.”

Because of these inefficiencies, additional and unforeseen work was created on the backend, along with what we can assume were many overstretched analysts. How can organizations, then, gain back – and create new – efficiencies? First, alert context is a must. With Threat Command, security organizations can:

  • Receive actionable alerts categorized by severity, type (phishing, data leakage), and source (social media, black markets).
  • Implement alert automation rules based on your specific criteria so you can precisely customize and fine-tune alert management.
  • Accelerate alert triage and shorten investigation time by leveraging Threat Command Extend™ (browser extension) as well as 24x7x365 availability of Rapid7 expert analysts.  

By leveraging these features, the study’s composite organization was able to surface far more actionable alerts and see faster remediation processes. It saved $302,000 over three years by avoiding the cost of hiring an additional security analyst.

Pivoting away from a constant reactive approach to cyber incidents

When it comes to security, no one ever aims for an after-the-fact approach. But sometimes a SOC may realize that’s the position it’s been in for quite some time. Nothing good will come from that for the business or anyone on the security team. Indeed, interviewees in the study supported this perspective:

“Legacy systems and internal processes led to a reactive approach for their threat intelligence investigations and security responses. Security team members would get alerts from systems or other teams with limited context, which led to inefficient triage or larger issues. As a result, the teams sacrificed quality for speed.”

The study notes how interviewees’ organizations were then motivated to look for a solution with improved search capabilities across locations such as social media and the dark web. After implementing Threat Command, it was possible for those organizations to receive early warning of potential attacks and automated intelligence of vulnerabilities targeting their networks and customers.

By creating processes that are centered around early-warning methodologies and a more proactive approach to security, the composite organization was able to reduce the likelihood of a breach by up to 70% over the course of three years.

Security is about the solutions

Challenges in a SOC don’t have to mean stopping everything and preparing for a years-long audit of all processes and solutions. It is possible to overcome challenges relatively quickly with a solution like Threat Command that can show immediate value after an accelerated onboarding process. And it is possible to vastly improve security posture in the face of an increasing volume of global threats.  

For a deeper-dive into The Total Economic Impact™ of Rapid7 Threat Command For Digital Risk Protection and Threat Intelligence, download the study now. You can also read the previous blog entry in this series here.

Rapid7 Threat Command Delivered 311% ROI: 2023 Forrester Consulting Total Economic Impact™ Study

Post Syndicated from Stacy Moran original https://blog.rapid7.com/2023/03/15/rapid7-threat-command-delivered-311-roi-2023-forrester-consulting-total-economic-impact-study/

Volume up (and not in a good way)

Rapid7 Threat Command Delivered 311% ROI: 2023 Forrester Consulting Total Economic Impact™ Study

Security teams must continuously contort their efforts to effectively respond to the growing volume of cyberthreats. These constantly shifting methods in the security operations center (SOC) can be difficult to manage in the face of emerging external threats—it can be like keeping multiple spinning plates in the air at once.

“63% of organizations globally were breached in 2021, and security decision-makers were more concerned about external attacks than any other attack vector,” according to the new Forrester Consulting study commissioned by Rapid7—The Total Economic Impact(™) of Rapid7 Threat Command For Digital Risk Protection and Threat Intelligence (hereafter referred to as “the study”).

As the world continues to lean into the convenience of the digital age, cyberthreats continue to rise. Greater visibility is needed. Accurate automation is needed. And enhancements to every organization’s overall security posture are most certainly needed to stay secure in the global economy.

Intelligence when you need it

The more contextualized alerts and insight you can gain on a potential threat, the better positioned you’ll be to mitigate the threat before it can have a tangible impact on the business. Threat Command from Rapid7 was specifically built to help security organizations gain clarity about external threats. Can it see around corners? Almost.

Threat Command produced an ROI of more than 300%! The characteristics of the composite organization used for this calculation were based on real-life customer interviews Forrester conducted within their Total Economic Impact (TEI) framework. This representative organization is described as a $5.7 billion global enterprise consisting of 7,500 employees and headquartered in North America. The study concluded that this business realized 311% ROI over three years while also fending off threats with a solution that prioritizes:

  • Immediate value and the ability to get up and running quickly
  • More active responses with agile detection and automated alert responses
  • Simplified workflows that leverage mapping capabilities to accelerate investigations

All of this translates into greater visibility into threats—before their truly concussive effects are felt—which can lead to significantly reduced aftershocks of cyberattacks.

Benefits and other findings

Threat Command reduced the likelihood of a major security breach by up to 70%. The composite organization was able to realize significant efficiencies—and cost savings—leading to a considerable reduction in the probability of a breach event. The Forrester Consulting study states:

“By implementing Threat Command, the composite organization gains greater efficiency to detect, investigate, respond to, and remediate cyberattacks… Having Threat Command as a part of its security environment has the effect of lowering the likelihood of successful breaches by up to 70% over the course of three years and decreasing the impact of cyberattacks. This results in up to $1.1 million (PV) in savings over three years.”

Organizations were also able to leverage Threat Command to lower signal-to-noise alert ratio, as well as proactively identify and remediate threats before they morph into significant business impact. Indeed, automation helped in this area and led to time savings. A study interviewee—the principal threat intelligence analyst for a financial services firm—estimated three analysts on the security team saved three to four hours a day after implementing Threat Command.

“We were having a lot of trouble distinguishing relevant threats from noise. It was a manual approach of pulling the information from these sources … It was very reactive.”—Principal threat intelligence analyst, financial services

Remediation efficiency

Threat Command delivered a 75% reduction in time for investigation, threat hunting, and analysis. When looked at in terms of workforce, this helped organizations avoid the cost of bringing on additional headcount due to Threat Command’s comprehensive detection and user access to Rapid7’s internal SOC and remediation teams.

What about security posture?

Threat Command created benefits of $1.88 million over three years against costs of $457,000. We believe that with numbers like that, employees would benefit, shareholders would be happy, and the company would make progress toward meeting its financial goals.

But threats still loom. So, how did interviewees’ overall security postures look after implementing Threat Command? They experienced the following gains:

  • More efficient security processes
  • Personalized alerts on potential threats
  • Rapid takedowns of accounts and domains from the dark web
  • Greater accounting of all digital assets
  • Transition from a reactive to proactive approach for threat intelligence and remediation

Make intelligence intelligent

With regard to securing an ever-expanding attack surface, information means nothing if it can’t be interpreted and acted upon. Threat Command from Rapid7 can supercharge your ability to turn intelligence into results-focused action with faster detection and automated alert responses across your environment.

There are lots of numbers in this study, and we love that. It’s great to see proof that a solution is capable of helping customers become more confident in their security postures. But Rapid7’s commitment to partnering with our customers goes beyond the numbers. We’ll never stop innovating on the effectiveness of our products and services to proactively defend against—and defeat—the growing volume of global threats.

For a deep-dive into The Total Economic Impact(™) of Rapid7 Threat Command for Digital Risk Protection and Threat Intelligence, download the study now.

Year in Review: Rapid7 Threat Intelligence

Post Syndicated from Stacy Moran original https://blog.rapid7.com/2023/01/31/year-in-review-rapid7-threat-intelligence/

Year in Review: Rapid7 Threat Intelligence

In an evolving threat landscape, non-stop alerts and more IOC feeds don’t guarantee better protection. Security teams are overwhelmed and struggle to identify relevant threat information.

Thankfully, Threat Command delivers highly contextual alerts and integration across your environment to help you cut through the noise, enable prioritization, streamline operations, and reduce brand exposure. Threat Command external threat intelligence protects organizations in every industry from targeted threats across the clear, deep, and dark web.

As we forge into 2023, we remain laser-focused and committed to addressing the critical needs of resource-constrained security operations teams:

  • Accessible and actionable external threat intelligence
  • Better visibility for faster decisions
  • Greater relevance, less noise
  • Simplified security workflows
  • Accelerated response
  • Faster time-to-value

But first, let’s take a look at the ways we improved Threat Command in 2022.

Executing on Our Promise of Value
2022 Product Feature Introductions and Enhancements

Throughout 2022, we continuously iterated and improved upon the capabilities of Threat Command, making it an even more effective resource to keep your organization safe from external threats. Here is a rundown of some of the most important improvements we made last year.

First Half 2022

In our blog “Threat Intel Enhances Rapid7 XDR With Improved Visibility and Context”, we summarize the unmistakable value threat intelligence brings to the Rapid7 solution portfolio in year one following the IntSights acquisition. Highlights include:

  • Threat Command + InsightIDR integration: The only 360-degree XDR solution in the market that infuses generic threat intelligence (IOCs) and customized digital risk protection coverage. Unlock a comprehensive view of your external and internal attack surface by seeing Threat Command alerts alongside IDR detections.
  • Threat Command Vulnerability Risk Analyzer + InsightVM integration: Rely on threat intelligence vulnerability context and risk prioritization that eliminates the guesswork of manual patch management.
  • Twitter Chatter: Know when your company is mentioned in negative discourse on Twitter.
  • Information Stealers: Get alerted when employees have been compromised by malware that gathers leaked credentials and private data from infected devices. In many cases, this scenario plays out on employee-owned personal devices, drastically amplifying potential risk to the organization.
  • Asset Management: Track your most targeted digital assets for a more proactive defense. Categorize your assets using tags and comments, and automatically generate policy conditions and bulk actions for alerts.
  • Strategic Intelligence: The first strategic dashboard for CISOs delivers visualization of threats specifically targeting the organization – critical input for assessing, planning, and budgeting for future security investments. This is the threat intelligence market’s only comprehensive view of an organization’s external threat landscape (aligned to the MITRE ATT&CK framework).
Year in Review: Rapid7 Threat Intelligence

Second Half 2022

Rapid7 + ServiceNow: In the second half of the year, we released Threat Command for ServiceNow ITSM. Users of both platforms now have access to an end-to-end integration for managing security incidents:

  • Quickly and easily create ServiceNow incidents based on Threat Command alert data for streamlined incident response from a single pane of glass within ServiceNow.
  • Create incidents in your ServiceNow instance based on Threat Command alert data and assign ITSM tickets to specific users or groups.

Customers can install the app now from the ServiceNow store.

Learn more: Threat Command ServiceNow ITSM Integration Brief

Year in Review: Rapid7 Threat Intelligence

Rapid7 + MISP: Our Threat Intelligence Platform (TIP) now integrates with MISP (Malware Information Sharing Platform), an open-source TI platform that collects and shares indicators of compromise related to security incidents. This integration allows users to ingest enriched IOCs from our TIP and create events in MISP cloud devices.

Year in Review: Rapid7 Threat Intelligence

TIP Investigation Enhancements

  • Filterable user events now appear in the IOC Timeline for improved visibility and investigation efficiency. Users can view events related to specific IOCs, sorted by date.
  • See the relation types between related IOCs on the Investigation map for 360-degree visibility and faster investigations.
  • View Threat Command alert indications on IOC nodes in the Investigation map for additional visibility.

Leaked Credentials Enhancements

  • Our Leaked Credentials coverage now supports a wide variety of additional database formats, allowing broader visibility into the ever-expanding threat of leaked credentials detected in various breaches and hacker campaigns across the clear, deep, and dark web.

Looking Ahead

Lots happening in 2023! Look for our new Forrester Total Economic Impact of Rapid7 Threat Command for Digital Risk Protection and Threat Intelligence in early Q2 (sneak peak: our ROI number surpasses that of our primary competitors!) and new solutions packages that scale with customer needs across the maturity spectrum and offer opportunities to maximize ROI.

Stay tuned!

There are many more exciting feature enhancements and new releases planned throughout the year. A big thank you to all of our customers and partners. We look forward to delivering even more value to you in 2023!

Learn more about how Threat Command simplifies threat intelligence, delivering instant value for organizations of any size or maturity, while reducing risk exposure. Watch an on-demand demo to see how Threat Command takes the complexity out of threat intelligence with an intuitive platform that prioritizes the most critical threats to your organization.

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Year in Review: Rapid7 Threat Intelligence

One Year After IntSights Acquisition, Threat Intel’s Value Is Clear

Post Syndicated from Stacy Moran original https://blog.rapid7.com/2022/09/22/one-year-after-intsights-acquisition-threat-intels-value-is-clear/

Rapid7 Strengthens Market Position With 360-Degree XDR and Best-in-Class Threat Intelligence Offerings

One Year After IntSights Acquisition, Threat Intel’s Value Is Clear

Time flies… and provides opportunities to establish proof points. After recently passing the one-year milestone of Rapid7’s acquisition of IntSights, the added value threat intelligence brings to our product portfolio is unmistakable.  

Cross-platform SIEM, SOAR, and VM integrations expand capabilities and deliver super-charged XDR

Integrations with Rapid7 InsightIDR (SIEM) and InsightConnect (SOAR) strengthen our product offerings. Infusing these tools with threat intelligence elevates customer security outcomes and delivers greater visibility across applications, while speeding response times. The combination of expertly vetted detections, contextual intelligence, and automated workflows within the security operations center (SOC) helps teams gain immediate visibility into the external attack surface from within their SIEM environments.

The threat intelligence integration with IDR is unique to Rapid7. It’s the only XDR solution in the market to infuse both generic threat intelligence IOCs and customized digital risk protection coverage. Users receive contextual, tailored alerts based on their digital assets, enabling them to detect potential threats before they hit endpoints and become incident response cases.

One Year After IntSights Acquisition, Threat Intel’s Value Is Clear

Capabilities

  • Expand and accelerate threat detection with native integration of Threat Command alerts and TIP Threat Library IOCs with InsightIDR.
  • Proactively thwart attack plans with alerts that identify active threats across the attack surface.
One Year After IntSights Acquisition, Threat Intel’s Value Is Clear

Benefits

  • 360-degree visibility and protection across your internal and external attack surface
  • Faster automated discovery and elimination of threats via correlation of Threat Command alerts with InsightIDR investigative capabilities

Learn more: 360-Degree XDR and Attack Surface Coverage, XDR Solution Brief

One Year After IntSights Acquisition, Threat Intel’s Value Is Clear

The Threat Command Vulnerability Risk Analyzer (VRA) + InsightVM integration delivers complete visibility into digital assets and vulnerabilities across your attack surface, including attacker perspective, trends, and active discussions and exploits. Joint customers can import data from InsightVM into their VRA environment where CVEs are enriched with valuable context and prioritized by vulnerability criticality and risk, eliminating the guesswork of manual patch management. VRA is a bridge connecting objective critical data with contextualized threat intelligence derived from tactical observations and deep research. In addition to VRA, customers can leverage Threat Command’s Browser Extension to obtain additional context on CVEs, and TIP module to see related IOCs and block actively exploited vulnerabilities.

Integration benefits

  • Visibility: Continuously monitor assets and associated vulnerabilities.
  • Speed: Instantly assess risk from emerging vulnerabilities and improve patching cadence.
  • Assessment: Eliminate blind spots with enhanced vulnerability coverage.
  • Productivity: Reduce time security analysts spend searching for threats by 75% or more.
  • Prioritization: Focus on the vulnerabilities that matter most.
  • Automation: Integrate CVEs enriched with threat intelligence into existing security stack.
  • Simplification: Rely on intuitive dashboards for centralized vulnerability management.
One Year After IntSights Acquisition, Threat Intel’s Value Is Clear

Learn how to leverage this integration to effectively prioritize and accelerate vulnerability remediation in this short demo and Integration Solution Brief.

In addition to these game-changing integrations that infuse Rapid7 Insight Platform solutions with external threat intelligence, Threat Command also introduced numerous feature and platform enhancements during the past several months.

Expanded detections and reduced noise

Of all mainstream social media platforms, Twitter has the fewest restrictions and regulations; coupled with maximum anonymity, this makes the service a breeding ground for hostile discourse.

Twitter by the numbers (in 2021)

One Year After IntSights Acquisition, Threat Intel’s Value Is Clear

Threat Command Twitter Chatter coverage continually monitors Twitter discourse and alerts customers regarding mentions of company domains. Expanded Twitter coverage later this year will include company and brand names.

One Year After IntSights Acquisition, Threat Intel’s Value Is Clear

Threat Command’s Information Stealers feature expands the platform’s botnets credentials coverage. We now detect and alert on information-stealing malware that gathered leaked credentials and private data from infected devices. Customers are alerted when employees or users have been compromised (via corporate email, website, or mobile app). Rely on extended protection against this prevalent and growing malware threat based on our unique ability to obtain compromised data via our exclusive access to threat actors.

Accelerated time to value

The recently enhanced Threat Command Asset Management dashboard provides visibility into the risk associated with specific assets, displays asset targeting trends, and enables drill-down for alert investigation. Users can now categorize assets using tags and comments, generate bulk actions for multiple assets, and see a historical perspective of all activity related to specific assets.

Better visibility for faster decisions

One Year After IntSights Acquisition, Threat Intel’s Value Is Clear

Strategic Intelligence is now available to existing Threat Command customers for a limited time in Open Preview mode. The Strategic Intelligence dashboard, aligned to the MITRE ATT&CK framework, enables CISOs and other security executives to track risk over time and assess, plan, and budget for future security investments.

Capabilities

  • View potential vulnerabilities attackers may use to execute an attack – aligned to the MITRE ATT&CK framework (tactics & techniques).
  • See trends in your external attack surface and track progress over time in exposed areas.
  • Benchmark your exposure relative to other Threat Command customers in your sector/vertical.
  • Easily communicate gaps and trends to management via dashboard and/or reports.

Benefits

  • Rapid7 is the first vendor in the TI space to provide a comprehensive strategic view of an organization’s external threat landscape.
  • Achieve your security goals with complete, forward-looking, and actionable intelligence context about your external assets.
  • Bridge the communication and reporting gap between your CTI analysts dealing with everyday threats and the CISO, focused on the bigger picture.
One Year After IntSights Acquisition, Threat Intel’s Value Is Clear

Stay tuned!

There are many more exciting feature enhancements and new releases planned by year end.

Learn more about how Threat Command simplifies threat intelligence, delivering instant value  for organizations of any size or maturity, while reducing risk exposure.

One Year After IntSights Acquisition, Threat Intel’s Value Is Clear

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360-Degree XDR and Attack Surface Coverage With Rapid7

Post Syndicated from Margaret Wei original https://blog.rapid7.com/2022/08/18/360-degree-xdr-and-attack-surface-coverage-with-rapid7/

360-Degree XDR and Attack Surface Coverage With Rapid7

Today’s already resource-constrained security teams are tasked with protecting more as environments sprawl and alerts pile up, while attackers continue to get stealthier and add to their arsenal. To be successful against bad actors, security teams need to be proactive against evolving attacks in their earliest stages and ready to detect and respond to advanced threats that make it past defenses (because they will).

Eliminate blindspots and extinguish threats earlier and faster

Rapid7’s external threat intelligence solution, Threat Command, reduces the noise of numerous threat feeds and external sources, and prioritizes and alerts on the most relevant threats to your organization. When used alongside InsightIDR, Rapid7’s next-gen SIEM and XDR, and InsightConnect, Rapid7’s SOAR solution, you’ll unlock a complete view of your internal and external attack surface with unmatched signal to noise.

Leverage InsightIDR, Threat Command, and InsightConnect to:

  • Gain 360-degree visibility with expanded coverage beyond the traditional network perimeter thanks to Threat Command alerts being ingested into InsightIDR, giving you a more holistic picture of your threat landscape.
  • Proactively thwart attack plans with Threat Command alerts that identify active threats from across your attack surface.
  • Find and eliminate threats faster when you correlate and investigate Threat Command alerts with InsightIDR’s rich investigative capabilities.
  • Automate your response by attaching an InsightConnect workflow to take action as soon as a detection or a Threat Command alert surfaces in InsightIDR.
360-Degree XDR and Attack Surface Coverage With Rapid7
Threat Command alerts alongside InsightIDR Detection Rules

Stronger signal to noise with Threat Command Threat Library

The power of InsightIDR and Threat Command doesn’t end there. We added another layer to our threat intelligence earlier this year when we integrated Threat Command’s Threat Library into InsightIDR to give more visibility into new indicators of compromise (IOCs) and continued strength around signal to noise.

All IOCs related to threat actors tracked in Threat Command are automatically applied to customer data sent to InsightIDR, which means you automatically get current and future coverage as new IOCs are found by the research team. Alongside InsightIDR’s variety of detection types — User Behavior Analytics (UBA), Attacker Behavior Analytics (ABA), and custom detections — you’re covered against all infiltrations, from lateral movement to unique attacker behaviors and everything in between. The impact? Your team is never behind on emerging threats to your organization.

Faster, more efficient responses with InsightConnect

Strong signal to noise is taken a step further with automation, so teams can not only identify threats quickly but respond immediately. The expanded integration between InsightConnect and InsightIDR allows you to respond to any alert being generated in your environment. With this, you can easily create and map InsightConnect workflows to any ABA, UBA, or custom detection rule, so tailored response actions can be initiated as soon as there is a new detection.

See something suspicious that didn’t trip a detection? You can invoke on-demand automation with integrated Quick Actions from any page in InsightIDR.

360-Degree XDR and Attack Surface Coverage With Rapid7
Mapping of InsightConnect workflows to an ABA alert in InsightIDR

Sophisticated XDR without any headaches

With Rapid7, you’ll achieve sophisticated detection and response outcomes with greater efficiency and efficacy — no matter where you and your team are on your security journey. Stay up to date on the latest from InsightIDR, Threat Command, and InsightConnect as we continue to up-level our cross-product integrations to bring you the most comprehensive XDR solution.

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Two Rapid7 Solutions Take Top Honors at SC Awards Europe

Post Syndicated from Rapid7 original https://blog.rapid7.com/2022/06/23/two-rapid7-solutions-take-top-honors-at-sc-awards-europe/

Two Rapid7 Solutions Take Top Honors at SC Awards Europe

LONDON—We are pleased to announce that two Rapid7 solutions were recognized on Tuesday, June 21, at the prestigious SC Awards Europe, which were presented at the London Marriott, Grosvenor Square. InsightIDR took the top spot in the Best SIEM Solution category, and Threat Command brought home the award for Best Threat Intelligence Technology for the second year in a row.

The SC Awards Europe recognize and reward products and services that stand out from the crowd and exceed customer expectations. This year’s awards, which come at a time of rapid digital transformation and technology innovation, were assessed by a panel of highly experienced judges from a variety of industries. SC Media UK, which hosts the awards, is a leading information resource for cybersecurity professionals across Europe.

InsightIDR named “Best SIEM”

Security practitioners are using Rapid7 InsightIDR to address the challenges most everyone shares: Digital transformation is driving constant change, the attack surface continues to sprawl, and the skills gap drags on.

Traditional security information and event management (SIEM) solutions put the burden of heavy rule configuration, detection telemetry integration, dashboard and reporting content curation, and incident response on the customer. But industry-leading InsightIDR has always been different. It ties together disparate data from across a customer’s environment, including user activity, logs, cloud, endpoints, network traffic, and more into one place, ending tab-hopping and multi-tasking. Security teams get curated out-of-the box detections, high-context actionable insights, and built-in automation.

With easy SaaS deployment and lightning fast time-to-value, 72% of users report greatly improved team efficiency, 71% report accelerated detection of compromised assets, and most report reducing time to address an incident by 25-50%.  

Threat Command named “Best Threat Intelligence Technology”

Rapid7 Threat Command is an external threat protection solution that proactively monitors thousands of sources across the clear, deep, and dark web. It enables security practitioners to anticipate threats, mitigate business risk, increase efficiency, and make informed decisions.

Threat Command delivers industry-leading AI/ML threat intelligence technology along with expert human intelligence analysis to continuously discover threats and map intelligence to organizations’ digital assets and vulnerabilities. This includes:

  • Patented technology and techniques for the detection, removal, and/or blocking of malicious threats
  • Dark web monitoring from analysts with unique access to invitation-only hacker forums and criminal marketplaces
  • The industry’s only 24/7/365 intelligence support from experts for deeper investigation into critical alerts
  • Single-click remediation including takedowns, facilitated by our in-house team of experts

100% of Threat Command users surveyed said the tool delivered faster time to value than other threat intelligence solutions they’d used, and 85% said adopting Threat Command improved their detection and response capabilities.

InsightIDR + Threat Command

Using InsightIDR and Threat Command together can further increase security teams’ efficiency and reduce risk. Users get a 360-degree view of internal and external threats, enabling them to avert attacks, accelerate investigations with comprehensive threat context, and flag the most relevant information — minimizing the time it takes to respond. With InsightIDR and Threat Command, customers are able to more effectively and efficiently see relevant threat data across their attack surface and quickly pivot to take immediate action – in the earliest stages of attack, even before a threat has fully evolved.

Learn more about how InsightIDR and Threat Command can fit into your organization’s security strategy.

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