We are happy to announce the Anomali Quarterly Release for December 2020. For our product and engineering teams to deliver this latest set of features and enhancements, they worked closely with our customers with a particular eye to further improving the speed of threat intelligence operations. As organizations mature in their threat intelligence programs and seek to leverage ever-larger quantities of threat intelligence inputs and security telemetry data, the need for capabilities that enhance the efficiency of threat intelligence and SOC analysts becomes paramount. So we worked (and will continue to work) to reduce friction in the moment-to-moment workday of our users and add velocity to overall workflows in a way that improves their organizations’ overall security posture. Examples of enhancements in this latest release include:
Pre-Built Themed DashboardsThe addition of pre-customized, themed dashboards allow analysts to quickly focus on new and relevant intelligence investigations about specific events impacting their organizations. Anomali Threat Research analysts applied their expertise to aid in the design and development of these dashboards for real-world investigation scenarios. Now available via the Anomali ThreatStream threat intelligence platform (TIP), new dashboard themes include COVID-19 indicators of compromise (IOC’s), relevant global cyberthreat activities, and a view to vulnerabilities and exploits that adversaries are using to compromise your systems and data.
Figure 1 - Example Covid-19 IOCs focused dashboard
Figure 2 - Example Global Threat Activity dashboard
Flexible MITRE ATT&CK Framework Coverage — With this new capability, threat intelligence analysts can configure their security coverage levels for each technique in the framework. This allows them to align their work more precisely with targeted organizational security response strategies, which removes friction and increases the speed of overall workflows.
Figure 3 - Analysts can tune security coverage for eac ..
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