Vulcan Cyber acknowledges the high reliability of Threat and Vulnerability Intelligence tools, such as Mandiant and Recorded Future, as well as the dependency of many Security Engineers and CISOs on such tools as their primary source of Cyber Intelligence. Therefore, Vulcan offers integration connectors to consolidate and aggregate the TI/VI data in the Vulcan Platform.

Integrating Threat and Vulnerability Intelligence tools into your Vulcan Platform significantly enriches the vulnerability data and adds another layer of intelligence to the CVE severity in your Vulcan Platform.

Let's assume you have a vulnerability on 20 external-facing assets identified as High by the integrated scanning tools but Critical by your trustworthy and reliable TI/VI tool. Without the organizational business context, you may need to remediate all of these assets immediately (the question is, do you have the resources and work capacity?). However, prioritizing remediation becomes clearer and containable if your business context is well set and configured in the Vulcan Platform.

Vulcan allows you to define your business context in its vulnerability management platform through various prioritization features and tools. Once defined, the ingested risk data from the integrations get refined and contextualized. This way, the Vulcan Platform reduces the noise around Critical and High vulnerabilities. It allows you to prioritize and allocate remediation resources efficiently and effectively based on the criticality and functionality of the affected assets in your organization. For example, by using the Business Groups feature, you can identify and prioritize remediation on assets that belong to high-impact business groups over lower-impact, Production Business Groups over non-Production ones, etc.
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Read more about:

Risk Calculation and Prioritization

Business Groups and Asset Tags

See the full list of supported Threat Intelligence tools

Read about Threat Intelligence Sources and Logic