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Cyware Situational Awareness Platform (CSAP) version 2.1 comes with a new ‘Action’ feature that allows users to create Actions from the CSAP web portal and assign it to other users within their organizations or their vendors, thereby kickstarting a collaboration-driven approach in countering threats.
The feature comes with the following capabilities:
Assign Actions directly from threat alerts: This feature can be used by:
- Users in an Enterprise can assign Actions to themselves, other security teams in their organization, or to their vendors whom they share vulnerability or malware advisories with.
- ISACs/ISAOs can suggest recommended Actions to member organizations, assisting them in taking quick remediation steps before they start their assessment and investigation.
- MSSPs can assign Actions to their Clients or their internal response teams based on who handles the incident response.
- CERTs can assign Actions to federal, state, local agencies, or their internal security teams on related threats
Manage daily security tasks with free-flowing Actions: CSAP users can now also create and assign independent, free-flowing actions that are not linked to any particular threat alert. The feature has been included in the latest release to streamline and standardize day-to-day mitigation tasks.
Track all Actions from a single-window web portal: CSAP version 2.1 allows web portal users to view and track all actions created by them, assigned to them or their recipient groups from a single dashboard.
Close Actions once mitigation is completed: The Action feature allows CSAP users to close Actions once the task is successfully completed.
Initiate discussions on Actions through integrated comment board: The Action feature comes integrated with a comment board where the CSAP Users from the assigned recipient groups can initiate discussions related to the threat and share progress updates.
Summary: The Action feature enables organizations to operationalize strategic threat intelligence sharing. With CSAP version 2.1, now organizations can move away from the slow, delayed, incomplete, and reactive strategies towards a proactive, efficient, streamlined, and result-oriented strategy.
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Posted on: May 01, 2020
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