Global Food and Beverage Company Accelerates Security Orchestration and Incident Response With Cyware

Learn how a global food, snacks, and beverages manufacturer replaced its legacy Cyware’s Cyber Fusion suite of solutions including Intel Exchange, Respond, and Orchestrate platforms were deployed in the organizations SOC to automate security operations while enabling a seamless flow of actionable threat intelligence into threat detection, threat hunting, vulnerability management, and incident response operations. Intel Exchange is an automated threat intelligence platform (TIP) designed for ingestion, enrichment, analysis, prioritization, actioning, and bidirectional sharing of threat data. Deployed as a replacement to a legacy TIP, this platform enables the manufacturer to ingest, enrich, and analyze threat intelligence from its monitoring tools, external feeds, enrichment sources, and email gateways, and share it with its security teams. Respond is an automated incident analysis and threat response platform that helps automate and streamline incident response processes, enabling quick and efficient threat response with a reduced workload on security teams. It provides centralized case management for incidents, malware, vulnerabilities, and threat actors, while connecting the dots for full threat visibility and proactive response. Orchestrate is a vendor-neutral, low-code orchestration and automation platform that serves as a connecting fiber between all the cybersecurity and IT tools deployed in the organization’s SOC. The platform eliminates manual efforts needed in orchestrating data and triggering automated actions across the detection and monitoring tools, Intel Exchange, and Respond platforms. Automated multiple stages of the threat intelligence lifecycle, including ingestion, enrichment, and analysis, allowing security teams to ingest, enrich, and correlate IOCs from various intel sources and eliminate false positives to add context to the threat data. Automated multiple stages of the threat intelligence lifecycle, including ingestion, enrichment, and