When organizations integrate an existing security information and event Management (SIEM) system with a threat intelligence platform, they can prioritize alerts, adding value to their SIEM. A SIEM correlates logs, using user and entity behavior analysis to identify threats and send alerts. While it is effective, it can generate too many alerts, resulting in alert fatigue. Modern SIEM platforms have built-in threat intelligence capabilities that can enhance the accuracy and effectiveness of your cybersecurity defense.  Maltiverse Threat Intelligence Service collects indicators of compromise (IoC) from more than hundred sources to remove false positives and ranking each indicator. A dashboard provides real-time visibility into security threats and malicious hosts.

When organizations integrate an existing security information and event Management (SIEM) system with a threat intelligence platform, they can prioritize alerts, adding value to their SIEM. A SIEM correlates logs, using user and entity behavior analysis to identify threats and send alerts. While it is effective, it can generate too many alerts, resulting in alert fatigue. Modern SIEM platforms have built-in threat intelligence capabilities that can enhance the accuracy and effectiveness of your cybersecurity defense.  Maltiverse Threat Intelligence Service collects indicators of compromise (IoC) from more than hundred sources to remove false positives and ranking each indicator. A dashboard provides real-time visibility into security threats and malicious hosts.