Threat actors have an advantage: They only need to get it right once, whereas security teams are buried in alerts, burdened with manual workflows, and lacking the context they need to stay ahead of attackers. According to research from Vectra, security analysts are only able to get to 33% of the alerts they receive daily, with 83% of all alerts received being false positives or low quality. Automation can help security teams respond to threats faster and more efficiently.

Recorded Future products integrate into your security tools and workflows, correlating and enriching internal data with external insights to accelerate threat identification, prioritization, and remediation.

Over the past several years, organizations have added new types of threat detection technologies to their networks. Each of these tools sounds an alarm when it sees anomalous or suspicious behavior. Together, these tools create a flood of security alerts, and SOC analysts don’t have the bandwidth to review, prioritize, and investigate all of these alerts on their own. They often ignore alerts, chase false positives, and worry that a critical threat is buried in the noise.

Recorded Future supports triage efforts by enriching internal alerts with the external information and context necessary to make risk-based decisions.