Recorded Future, an intelligence provider for enterprise security, announced today that it is now available to more than 100 global integration partners, providing a single authoritative source for intelligence across workflows. Partners can seamlessly integrate Recorded Future intelligence to maximize technology investments by putting real-time, comprehensive views of the threat landscape into tools already in use.
With Recorded Future, partners and their clients can be confident in their decisions, powered and accelerated by impartial, trusted intelligence that combines extensive data sources into a human and machine analytical approach. Recorded Future integrations span the entire enterprise, incorporating intelligence with current technologies, such as Security Information and Event Management (SIEM); Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response (SOAR); Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR); Incident Response (IR); Geographic Information System (GIS); Governance, Risk Management, and Compliance (GRC); Vulnerability Management, etc.
“Recorded Future gives us complete visibility outside our network and the potential threats that exist. By integrating Recorded Future into our SIEM and putting indispensable intelligence into our workflows, we are able to enrich our SIEM alerts on risk scores and make confident decisions about our prioritization and remediation strategy.Because of the integration, we can do more than just see the CVE information or IPs coming in. our firewall and assess the real danger posed by each threat. ” – Judy MayoralCybersecurity Manager, Hughes Federal Credit Union.
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Now joined by more than 70 technology vendors and supported by the Global Technology Alliance Program at Recorded Future, the company delivers role-based intelligence that is up-to-date, accurate, and actionable. As an independent, vendor-agnostic intelligence provider, Recorded Future will develop its platform to support security leaders and analysts in all use cases, maximize their investments in technologies and accelerate decision-making. . Technology partners include, but are not limited to, AWS, Cisco, Devo, Esri, Exabeam, IBM Security, Microsoft, Palo Alto Networks, SentinelOne, ServiceNow, Splunk, and Swimlane.
“Security professionals and business leaders need to know that the intelligence they trust is independent, not flexible by the goals or motivations of the provider company, and that they will be able to use whatever tools or processes they have for avoid missing important pieces of information that could leave them vulnerable or vulnerable. Freedom is our guiding principle – ensuring that partners and clients trust that our intelligence covers all available resources, is unbiased, and can be used to make their own assessments of what is best for their organization. ” – Stu SolomonPresident, Recorded Future.
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