EclecticIQ launches version 3.0 of its flagship threat intelligence platform, Intelligence Center
May 10, 2023
New version provides unlimited flexibility and new functionalities, further strengthening proactive defense capabilities for the world's most targeted government entities and enterprises
AMSTERDAM - May 10, 2023 - PRLog -- EclecticIQ, a leading European provider of threat intelligence technology, has launched the 3.0 version of its flagship platform. Intelligence Center is a pioneering threat intelligence tool that enables security teams to make faster, more informed decisions by leveraging a central knowledge base for potential threats and incidents.
This release includes structural changes to the product's core functionality and usability, as well as new features and improvements, making it an even more powerful tool for proactive network defense.
"Threat intelligence management and collaboration is no longer optional. The rapidly evolving threat landscape and new regulations demand from national agencies and enterprises that they implement intelligence-led cybersecurity strategies. The release of Intelligence Center 3.0 represents our answer to the emerging use of threat intelligence in cybersecurity." - Joep Gommers, Chief Executive Officer
Key aspects of the new release include:
Intelligence Center 3.0 now lets customers safely exchange and model more granular threat intelligence in STIX 2.1 format. This helps them better pre-empt ever more sophisticated cyber threats, thanks to the addition of eight more compatible objects and support for flexible relationships.
In addition to the 100+ integrations in the EclecticIQ extensions store, customers using Intelligence Center 3.0 can start building their own extensions using a preview of the brand-new Extension Development Kit (EDK). This unlocks the potential for integrations to be created in hours instead of months, offering unmatched time to value.
This major release further brings a brand-new version of the Public REST API and other improvements that make it easier to create intricate, rule-based automated workflows.
The upgraded platform also supports version 12.1 of MITRE ATT&CK framework, new observable types, improved confidence scoring, and an updated UI that supports light and dark modes.
With these changes, EclecticIQ lays a strong foundation for future developments in the product and provides customers with boundless flexibility to suit their cybersecurity needs. It further proves its commitment to developing the best-in-class threat intelligence platform (TIP) for expert CTI teams and reaffirms the company's position as the leading commercial TIP vendor from Europe.
"Since its original release over 9 years ago, we have further developed Intelligence Center in close cooperation with our customers in Central Government, Critical Infrastructure and Large Enterprise to meet their advanced CTI use cases.
Now we are releasing our third major version (3.0), which not only gives customers greater flexibility to match their preferred workflow with enhanced APIs and the EDK, but also introduces a scalable devops architecture that sets it up for the future, so we can continue to play a crucial role in protecting the world's most targeted organizations." - Ciaran Bradley, Chief Technology Officer
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About EclecticIQ
EclecticIQ is a global provider of threat intelligence, hunting and response technology and services. The most targeted organizations in the world – including governments and large enterprises – use our platform to operationalize threat intelligence, enable threat hunting, detection and response, and accelerate collaboration.
Our customers are supported by a partner ecosystem of the world's premier technology and services providers, and by our design philosophy which embodies the flexibility and interoperability of open standards.
Founded in 2014, EclecticIQ is a leading European cybersecurity vendor operating worldwide with offices and teams across Europe and the UK, North America, India and via value-add partners.
Learn more at www.eclecticiq.com
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