Security News > 2022 > March > The latest threat intelligence to help you fortify your IT security
Threat actors are now executing attacks at speeds never witnessed before.
Say, a suspicious event is found on Point Product A. The first action that probably needs to be done is a cross-reference with Point Product B and/or Point Product C. Then another step may be needed to cross-verified with a SIEM. This manual process must be done quickly to keep up with the speed of the threat attacks.
IT security teams have always known that a speedy response is required when a threat emerges.
Attacks like Log4j could become very common, so the time to get visibility into the current threat landscape and cybersecurity postures is now.
To secure against evolving attack techniques, organizations need smarter solutions that can ingest real-time threat intelligence, detect threat patterns and fingerprints, correlate massive amounts of data to detect anomalies, and automatically initiate a coordinated response.
Learn more about FortiGuard Labs threat research and the FortiGuard Security Subscriptions and Services portfolio.
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