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 intelligenceBetter visibility for faster decisionsGreater relevance, less noiseSimplified security workflowsAccelerated responseFaster 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. review rapid7 threat intelligence