Cyware Named a Representative Vendor in the May 2023 Gartner Market Guide for Security Threat Intelligence Products and Services

Cyware, the only vendor that natively integrates a threat intelligence platform, end-to-end automation, and threat intelligence sharing, today announced that it has been identified as a Representative Vendor in the “Gartner Market Guide for Security Threat Intelligence Products and Services.” We believe Cyware’s recognition in this report highlights the value our solutions provide to assist customers with end-to-end threat intelligence management from ingestion, processing, and actioning to sharing threat data and insights.

Specifically, Cyware’s modular portfolio delivers critical Threat Intelligence Platform (TIP) and Threat Sharing capabilities, defined in the report including:

Intel Exchange is a fully automated Threat Intelligence Exchange Platform (TIP) that includes advanced ingestion, normalization, enrichment, correlation, analysis, and prioritization of threat data. The solution is natively integrated with Orchestrate ensuring expedited intelligent actions based on threat intelligence insights.

Collaborate is a bi-directional threat intelligence sharing platform used by 90% of ISACs for sharing threat data with over 25,000 member organizations. It is purpose-built to expedite and enhance security collaboration between stakeholders and stakeholder groups, ensure information sharing, informed threat response, and enable centralized real-time threat alert & advisory distribution.

“We believe being recognized as a Representative Vendor by Gartner with products that address multiple threat intelligence segments covered in the 2023 Market Guide for Security Threat Intelligence Products and Services is tremendous validation that Cyware’s compelling solutions provide value across the threat management lifecycle, from ingestion through actioning and sharing,” said Willy Leichter, VP of Marketing at Cyware.

The Gartner report highlights the benefits of threat Intelligence capabilities “to enable better decision making and improve security technology capabilities to reduce risk and the chance of being compromised.”

Cyware’s threat intelligence solutions deliver core threat intelligence capabilities mentioned in the report, along with enhanced functionalities such as TTP mapping of IOCs to MITRE ATT&CK framework, intel visualizations to uncover hidden attack patterns and relations, and flexible deployment options to ensure Cyware can provide a compelling threat intelligence solution to any organization of any size. Together with its tightly integrated orchestration and collaboration solutions, Cyware delivers cutting-edge threat intelligence capabilities for large enterprises, mid-market organizations, threat sharing communities (ISACs/ISAOs), and MSSPs.

Cyware is offering complimentary access to the 2023 Gartner Market Guide for Security Threat Intelligence Products and Services to any enterprise organization or individual that would like access. Read it here.

For more information on Cyware’s solutions, request a demo.

Gartner, Market Guide for Security Threat Intelligence Products and Services, Jonathan Nunez, Et Al, 4 May 2023

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About Cyware

Cyware helps enterprises transform security operations while breaking through silos for threat intelligence sharing, collaboration, and automated threat response. Its portfolio of Cyber Fusion platforms includes leading TIP, SOAR, and Collaboration solutions that enable lean security teams to proactively stop threats, connect the dots on security incidents, dramatically reduce response time, and reduce analyst burnout from repetitive tasks. Cyware improves security outcomes for enterprises, threat sharing communities, government agencies, and MSSPs, and provides threat intelligence sharing capability for the majority of ISAC/ISAO information-sharing communities globally. For more information, visit cyware.com.

INTERVIEW: A Q&A with Jason Keirstead

I started working deeply with technology in middle school, after we got our first PC. I think it was less than a year before I started learning about things like the open-source movement and had installed FreeBSD on it. While going through university, although I was trying to focus on programming, I still ended up with a number of internships in the networking and network security spaces as well as working in open-source communities like the KDE project. After I graduated, I joined a start-up called Q1 Labs that had a product in the network security space (that IBM ended up acquiring in 2011 after we had assumed a leadership position in the SIEM market). Over the two decades at Q1 Labs/IBM I had a number of different roles, from UI Architect, to product owner, to Chief Architect, eventually the CTO of Threat Management.