Threat Intelligence
Threat Intelligence Defined
Threat intelligence is the process of making raw data actionable. It’s the ability to convert attack data points into valuable insights, providing information about malicious activities and threats.
Security teams use threat intelligence to identify system weak points and address them to avert costly cyberattacks.
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Where OnPage Comes in
Alert fatigue is when security teams stop responding to alerts effectively or at all. This is caused by an overflow of alerts that don’t provide context into event severity. At its core, alert noise equates to missed notifications and prolonged resolution times.
OnPage provides on-call rotations and escalations. Web console administrators can select or task engineers, while creating “turns” if the first person is unavailable. This helps eliminate engineer burnout. OnPage also provides distinguishable high-priority alerts. Essentially, security teams will always know the severity of alerts.
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