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Feedly

Feedly is a content aggregation platform that enables users to track topics and trends, providing solutions for both individuals and organizations, including cybersecurity teams. In the cybersecurity space, Feedly utilizes AI and machine learning to gather, analyze, and prioritize threat intelligence from millions of sources, helping organizations proactively monitor vulnerabilities and respond to emerging threats.

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Feedly with TI Ops

The ThreatConnect integration with Feedly allows ThreatConnect customers to import articles, along with all of their context into ThreatConnect.

The integration supports address, file, host, URL, indicator types. Indicators are associated with Reports, Malware, Adversaries, and Intrusion-Sets in ThreatConnect. Reports are also associated with Malware, Adversaries, and Intrusion-Sets in ThreatConnect.

This app interacts with Feedly to retrieve AI Feeds articles configured by customer users. ThreatConnect maintains the indicator and object relationships that exist in Feedly. The Feedly threat intelligence context offers a deeper understanding that relates to current events.

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Feedly with Polarity

The Polarity - Feedly integration enables analysts to quickly look up and reference articles associated with different indicators, threat actors etc. Allowing analysts to have real-time threat intelligence from the different sources that are out there. Enabling quick and immediate decisions.

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Feedly Data Overview

Article: When looking up information in Feedly the integration will return different articles that are associated with the information that was looked up. These are considered articles in Feedly. The Article section contains a brief description as well as a link to the article and a link to the article in Feedly.
Leo AI Summary: When also looking at the article, analysts can quickly ask the Feedly Leo AI if they want to quickly summarize that article instead of having to read or link out to it. Allowing them to quickly get an understanding of what the article is talking about.