Introducing Cyware Intel Packaged Solution: Putting Threat Intel to Work

We buy cars to drive them - Why isn't it the same for Threat Intelligence Management?

When we buy a car, we’re not just buying a machine—we’re buying the ability to get from point A to B. Sure, we might tweak it for comfort or performance, but the expectation is clear: once we own it, we use it.

Now imagine this: you buy that car, start making monthly payments… but can’t drive it for six months. Instead, you’re told it needs extensive setup, modifications, and tuning before it’s road-ready. Frustrating, right? Especially if that car isn’t just for personal use, but for your job—say, driving for a ride-share company. Suddenly, it’s not just an inconvenience. It’s lost income. It’s a resource sitting idle while costing you more and delivering nothing in return.

This is exactly the situation many organizations find themselves in with threat intelligence. They invest in tools, feeds, and platforms—but instead of driving value from day one, they’re stuck tuning, integrating, and trying to figure out how to actually use the intelligence. And in the meantime, threats don’t wait.

Putting Threat Intelligence to work

Why do businesses fail to harness the true value of threat intelligence? Simply because threat intelligence platforms and programs have traditionally been too burdensome to realize the expected value. Frankly, that happens on two fronts:

• Deployment delay
• Operationalizing threat intel into security operations

In this blog, we focus on the deployment delay. The reality is threat intel teams are inhibited from getting a Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) program in place due to the technical overhead of getting the platform, data feeds, and necessary utilities and playbooks in place so that threat intel analysts can focus their expertise on the threat investigation and drive meaningful remediation efforts to improve security posture. This is where threat intel teams deliver their value to their security organization, but tech has been too much of a burden for that to happen in many situations. Threat intel analysts end up “working on the car” and are disrupted or delayed from enjoying the drive.

Threat Intel wants a CTI Program-In-A-Box

Getting a CTI program running is the goal, but the reality is that this process requires heavy investment, resources, and time. The delay in getting a threat intel platform and program running has several steps to get through:

• Hire and train analysts
• Acquire a threat intelligence platform
• Select and acquire threat feeds and enrichments
• Build numerous integrations
• Configure the platform
• And finally, get started

These steps or requirements often take six, eight, or more months to reach a satisfactory state of operation. This is why the Cyware Intel Packaged Solution was built–to offload these distracting efforts and costs from threat intel teams, and get them to that “Get Started” state within days.

The First CTI Program-in-a-box

Cyware Intel Packaged Solution is the first of its kind, pre-configured unified threat intel program that empowers threat intel teams to focus energy immediately on threat detection and response and bypass months of deployment, configuration, and ongoing integrations. With Cyware Intel Packaged Solution, an out-of-the-box pre-configured threat intel platform enables instant and seamless onboarding, getting a CTI program active within days. 

The Cyware Intel Package Solution is built on Cyware Intel Exchange, pre-bundled Team Cymru premium threat feeds and includes new Compromised Credential Management, and bolstered by Cyware Quarterback AI Assistant. The collection of key integrations, feeds, pre-configured tags, searches, dashboards and more, combine to offload tech complexity and distraction to empower threat analysts to apply their skills to streamlined threat detection and response.

The All New Compromised Credential Management adds Exposure Management capabilities to the packaged solution. Compromised Credential Management provides seamless domain monitoring, analysis, and enables swift responses through automation and manual interventions. The Compromised Credential Management module integrates with Identity and Access Management (IAM) applications to gather intelligence about compromised credentials. The users can then define actions and automate responses to detected breaches across various security technologies such as cloud security, forensics, malware analysis, vulnerability and risk management, data enrichment, threat intelligence, incident response, endpoint security, and more.

These Cyware Intel Packaged Solution components collectively help threat intel teams overcome that noted deployment delay, with:

• Pre-bundled & preconfigured unified threat intel platform  
• Instant and seamless onboarding
• Pre-integrated existing feeds and enrichments
• Expertly driven Program – with available analysts / advisors 
• AI-assisted threat investigations
• Faster time-to-value 

For too long, threat intelligence teams have had to accept the heavy cost and delay of complex deployments before they could generate real value. But that no longer has to be the case. With Cyware’s CTI program-in-a-box, it’s finally time for threat intel teams to stop tinkering—and start driving.