Analysts often juggle between applications, browser tabs, and spreadsheets to access, correlate, and analyze data from security tools, threat intelligence sources, logs, and more. This fragmented process is cumbersome, prone to errors, and can delay threat identification and response.
Enterprises need to harness their internal intelligence effectively. Whether it’s for a SOC, a threat-hunting team, or any other cyber analysts, empowering your defenses is crucial. That’s where Polarity by ThreatConnect comes in. Often, knowledge and data are scattered across various systems; Polarity consolidates them into one cohesive view.
Polarity is a federated search, correlation, and analysis tool designed for security operations teams. It enhances analysts’ capabilities with a unified view of real-time aggregated information from diverse data sources. Polarity seamlessly overlays on any interface, unifying results into a single, coherent view. Unlike similar products where users scroll through endless search results, Polarity offers a customizable summary that highlights key information, thereby enhancing decision-making for users and analysts of all experience levels.
Agenda:
- Go from dozens of browser tabs to one unified view to work smarter and more efficiently.
- Analyze new threat intel faster.
- Increase your teams’ efficiency and effectiveness, reducing the need for additional resources.
- Maximize your company’s internal intel sources to better defend against threats.
Speaker:
Paul Battista
CEO and co-founder of Polarity.io
Paul Battista is the CEO and co-founder of Polarity by ThreatConnect. Before Polarity, Paul was an intelligence officer for the United States Government and participated in all elements of the intelligence cycle, from planning operations through dissemination to senior policymakers in the White House. Before his government service, Paul was a senior engineer for Aetna Inc., a penetration tester, and an incident responder for multiple Fortune 100 customers. Paul earned his B.S. in Economic Crime Investigation with a concentration in Computer Security from Utica College of Syracuse University.