Cyware Adopts Traffic Light Protocol (TLP) v2.0 to Advance Threat Advisories and Intelligence Sharing
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onsdag, augusti 24, 2022
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Cyware , the industry's leading provider of the technology platform to build Cyber Fusion Centers and threat intelligence sharing for ISACs and ISAOs, has adopted the newly launched Traffic Light Protocol (TLP) standard version 2.0 to step up threat intelligence sharing capabilities within and between organizations across the globe.
Key Points:
- Cyware , the industry's leading provider of the technology platform to build Cyber Fusion Centers and threat intelligence sharing for ISACs and ISAOs, has adopted the newly launched Traffic Light Protocol (TLP) standard version 2.0 to step up threat intelligence sharing capabilities within and between organizations across the globe.
- The Cyware Situational Awareness Platform (CSAP) provides enterprises and information sharing communities (ISACs/ISAOs) precise control over the sharing of sensitive threat intelligence, vulnerability, and malware advisories.
- Since the ME-ISAC transitioned to Cywares threat intelligence sharing solutions for all of our alert distribution and indicator sharing, we have seen a huge increase in member engagement.
- Cyware not only connects industry-specific ISACs/ISAOs with their member organizations but also enables ISAC-to-ISAC threat intelligence sharing enabling organizations across industry sectors to collaborate with each other against threat actors.