ThreatConnect Success Stories
Learn how our customers overcame specific challenges with ThreatConnect.

Cyber Risk Quantification: Healthcare
Quantify Cyber Risk Across 40 Member Companies
The healthcare company was unable to consistently measure cyber risk across its member companies, and had difficulty accurately showing the potential financial impact of a successful attack. They also were challenged by subjective project prioritization that did not use risk impact analysis to drive decisions.
Threat Intelligence Platform: Tech Industry
Automate the Aggregation of Internal & External Threat Intelligence in One Place
A large technology client was looking for a centralized repository of contextualized threat intelligence, from which humans and machines can get a unified view to derive associations, prioritize, and collaborate on observations. The company also needed a way to manage and analyze the collected threat data to characterize and prioritize it into actionable threat intelligence that could be disseminated to threat hunting, incident response, or security defense tools.
Intelligence-Driven SOAR: Large Health System
Phishing Automation and Bulk Importing and Enrichment of Indicators
This large, multi-state health system’s major challenges involved automating Threat Intelligence collection, IOC enrichment, creating workflow templates, and improving Case Management. The main use cases were around phishing automation and bulk importing and enrichment of indicators (using VirusTotal) and specific scoring criteria based on VirusTotal results.
Intelligence-Driven SOAR: Aerospace & Defense
Consolidating Threat Intelligence & Automating Processes With Playbooks
This Global Fortune 400 Aerospace & Defense organization works with multiple separate business units that each have their own set of unique use cases for threat intelligence standard operating procedures (SOPs). This includes specific tags per business unit, threat intelligence ingest, and multiple remediation steps based on specific criteria.
The team was having a difficult time keeping up with multiple manual processes, which absorbed a large number of scarce resources.