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What is SOC Radar?
The SOCRadar Extended Threat Intelligence platform offers cyber threat intelligence complemented by external attack surface management and digital risk protection. The tool focuses on detecting, analysing and preventing attacks by gathering data from a variety of sources, such as the dark web, hacking forums, social media, vulnerability databases and other channels. The solution helps organisations identify risks, both internal and external, before they affect the security of their systems.
With regular updates on the latest cybercriminal tactics, attack techniques and phishing campaigns, an organisation can better prepare for new threats SocRadar allows you to increase IT security, reduce the risk of cyber attacks and protect your organisation's reputation. The solution also maximises the effectiveness of SOC teams by providing accurate, actionable and contextualised threat intelligence with minimal false positives.
With regular updates on the latest cybercriminal tactics, attack techniques and phishing campaigns, an organisation can better prepare for new threats SocRadar allows you to increase IT security, reduce the risk of cyber attacks and protect your organisation's reputation. The solution also maximises the effectiveness of SOC teams by providing accurate, actionable and contextualised threat intelligence with minimal false positives.
SOC Radar features
Main features and functions of SOC Radar
SocRadar consists of several modules that together form a comprehensive cyber threat management platform. Each module is responsible for a different aspect of security, enabling full visibility, protection and response to threats in real time, ultimately allowing organisations to detect and neutralise threats early.
1. ThreatFusion
The module collects and analyses threat data from multiple sources, such as the dark web, cybercrime forums, APT group data, exploits and vulnerabilities. Operating in real time, it identifies threats before they affect the organisation.
Features:
Features:
Monitoring the dark web and hacking forums: detects data leaks, the sale of credentials and suspicious organisation-related activity.
Mapping to MITRE ATT&CK: linking the threats to the tactics and techniques used by cyber criminals.
Analysis data on APT groups: monitoring the activity of advanced cybercrime groups.
2. Brand Threat Monitoring
The module focuses on protecting an organisation's reputation by monitoring brand threats on the internet, dark web and social media.
Features:
Features:
Detection of brand impersonation: identification of fake domains, phishing and unauthorised use of company logos.
Social media monitoring: detection of fake accounts, disinformation campaigns and fraud.
Warnings about registration of malicious domains: I nformation about domains impersonating a company to carry out phishing attacks.
3. Attack Surface Management (ASM)
The module allows you to identify and manage all of your organisation's assets that could be potential targets for attacks, both in your internal and external infrastructure.
Features:
Features:
Attack surface mapping: automatic identification of assets such as domains, IPs, applications and SSL certificates.
Risk assessment: analysis of vulnerabilities and misconfigurations in publicly available resources.
Real-time warnings: notifications of new security vulnerabilities or changes to the organisation's resources.
4 Digital Risk Protection (DRP)
The module protects the organisation from digital threats such as data leaks, identity theft and unauthorised use of corporate data.
Features:
Features:
Detection of data leaks: monitoring the dark web, hacking forums and databases for stolen company information.
Employee data protection: identifying instances of leakage of employee logins, passwords and personal data.
Risk analysis: identifying critical data leakage incidents.
5. Vulnerability Intelligence
The module provides detailed information about vulnerabilities in the organisation's systems, allowing for their effective management and prioritisation of remedial actions.
Features:
Features:
Integration with vulnerability databases: linking an organisation's vulnerabilities to the latest exploits and attack techniques.
Vulnerability prioritisation: classification of vulnerabilities based on their criticality and potential impact on security.
Automatic updates: information on new vulnerabilities emerging in the IT environment.
6 Threat Hunting
The module enables the proactive search for threats in an organisation's IT environment, based on indicators of compromise (IOC) and suspicious activity.
Features:
Features:
Analysis of indicators of compromise: identification of suspicious IP addresses, domains, files and other IOCs.
Integration with SIEM/SOAR: automating responses to threats detected in the organisation's systems.
Tracking APT activity: real-time monitoring of the activity of advanced cybercrime groups.
7 Incident Response Support
SocRadar supports organisations in incident response by providing detailed reports and tools to help analyse attacks.
Features:
Features:
Generation of detailed reports: description of incidents, risks detected and recommendations for corrective action.
Integration with SOAR systems: automating the risk response process.
Supporting SOC teams: access to key data needed to understand and neutralise threats.
Why SOC Radar
Why use SOC Radar?
Early detection of threats and protection against attacks
Through advanced threat analysis and monitoring of the dark web and cybercrime forums, organisations can identify potential attacks at an early stage. This allows them to better understand their adversaries' techniques and prepare more effectively for their actions.
Full visibility and management of IT assets
SocRadar provides a detailed picture of the IT infrastructure, identifying assets such as domains, IP addresses and applications. This reduces the attack surface by eliminating inappropriate configurations and minimising the risks associated with unknown assets.
Enhanced data protection for customers and employees
Monitoring dark web data leaks and risk analysis allows for faster detection and neutralisation of incidents. This prevents stolen data from being used in further attacks and strengthens the protection of sensitive information.
Regulatory compliance and reduced risk of penalties
Regulatory compliance and reduced risk of penalties. The system supports organisations in ensuring compliance with regulations, such as RODO, through improved data management and incident documentation. This minimises the risk of breaches and potential penalties.
Protecting company reputation and customer confidence
The system monitors brand impersonation activity and potential data leaks. Early response to phishing campaigns and other threats minimises the risk of loss of customer trust and image consequences for the organisation.
Proactive approach to vulnerabilities and gaps in security
The platform helps to patch critical vulnerabilities faster through ongoing analysis and integration with exploit databases. This reduces the risk of vulnerabilities being exploited by attackers and strengthens overall resilience to attacks.
Proactive and rapid response to risks
SocRadar enables the rapid detection and elimination of threats through the analysis of compromise rates and integration with SIEM and SOAR systems. This approach helps to limit the damage and reduce the risk of repeat incidents.
More effective response and better documentation of incidents
Generating detailed reports and supporting SOC teams makes it easier to respond to risks and plan corrective actions. Good documentation allows actions to be documented in accordance with audit and legal requirements.