cybernality can be used for very different use cases. The following list shows the most common ones.
Stay up to date on new vulnerabilities
Regular vulnerability scanning as part of vulnerability management plays a critical role in organizations’ security strategies and provides insight into unpatched, misconfigured systems or systems susceptible to known exploits. These scan routines are mostly unspecific and pursue the question:
“Is there any vulnerability in the system?”
cybernality complements your vulnerability management to perform targeted searches for specific vulnerabilities that close the time gap between routine, general vulnerability scans. This enables you to carry out specific searches and, for example, answer the question:
“Is the critical vulnerability CVE-2023-12345 present in my network?”
Topic Monitoring
As a specialist for a specific topic (e.g. vendor, topic, product, ...), cybernality is your assistant to take the research work off your hands. You can create topic-specific feeds that keep you up to date with the latest developments.
Risk Monitoring
Certain risks have to be taken for cost reasons. For example, these may be vulnerabilities that would be too costly to close. These risks can be constantly reassessed with the help of cybernality as soon as the fundamental situation has changed. For example, if an exploit is published for a vulnerability or a vulnerability is actively utilised by APT groups.
Conduct research
cybernality has a constantly growing database full of enriched cybersecurity information. This can be easily and effectively searched using our search functionality. This saves you a lot of time in your research.
Feed consolidation
cybernality collects cybersecurity information from over 70 sources. With the help of cybernality you can create your own feed collection and save yourself the trouble of maintaining it. You can also use the extensive filter options to increase the relevance for you by 99%.
Threat Feed
cybernality can be connected directly to your SIEM or SOAR system as a threat feed. This provides you with a valuable source that can be used to enrich your SIEM systems’ data.