SecuI Launches AI-Based Threat Intelligence Service STIC
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SecuI said on the 2nd that it had commercialized and launched its AI-based threat intelligence service, STIC.
STIC is an integrated DB- and web portal-based service with the full name SECUi Threat Intelligence Center.
The rebranded STIC combines global threat information with SecuI-collected data to provide the latest intelligence at home and abroad.
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SecuI said on the 2nd that it had commercialized and launched its AI-based threat intelligence service, STIC. The full name of STIC is SECUi Threat Intelligence Center. SecuI has rebranded and relaunched STIC, which it had previously offered as a website, as an enterprise service.
STIC is an integrated DB- and web portal-based service. The service supports the entire threat intelligence workflow, from collection and analysis to distribution and use.
STIC began as STIC 1.0 in late 2014, went through STIC 2.0, and was followed by the launch of STIC 3.0 in 2022. STIC 3.0 is characterized by integration with firewall equipment and includes features for information collection and in-house analysis.
The data in the rebranded STIC is built by combining global threat information with data collected by SecuI. Based on that, it provides the latest intelligence in real time for domestic and overseas markets. The photo shows the STIC user interface, and the photo is provided by SecuI.
The scope of supported information goes beyond malware, URL, vulnerability analysis information, and threat reports to include leak information that SecuI collected from the dark web and Telegram.
Based on the information it gathers, SecuI plans to determine whether threats are malicious and assess their risk through static analysis, dynamic analysis, and AI-based analysis, then connect that to comprehensive threat analysis based on related information to strengthen the accuracy and reliability of its threat intelligence.
Kim Hyeong-dong, executive vice president and head of SecuI's security services division, said that the higher the level of threat awareness, the lower the risk, and explained that the company plans to strengthen its analysis capabilities centered on the integrated threat analysis and response center it currently operates.
Source: IT DAILY · Kim Ho-jun
Original: https://www.itdaily.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=242632
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