Microsoft teams up with Silobreaker to enhance cybersecurity with MDTI intelligence

By adding MDTI intelligence, Silobreaker users can better understand the risks of IOCs

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Key notes

  • Microsoft and Silobreaker has just announced integration between MDTI and Silobreakerโ€™s 360 Search.
  • The tool can collect, analyze, and investigate threat intelligence.
  • MDTIโ€™s reputation feature also uses 65 trillion threat signals, machine learning, and 8,500 cybersecurity experts.

Microsoft and Silobreaker, leaders in cybersecurity intelligence, today announced a powerful integration between Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence (MDTI) and Silobreakerโ€™s 360 Search platform. 

This combo of MDTIโ€™s threat info and Silobreakerโ€™s insights amps up security teamsโ€™ ability to detect and respond to threats worldwide.

โ€œWith the addition of MDTI intelligence, Silobreaker and Microsoft customers can enhance their security operations with the context and visibility made possible by Microsoftโ€™s massive telemetry,โ€ says the Redmond-based tech giant in the official announcement.

MDTI Premium and API subscribers on Silobreaker can access intelligence through 360 Search by entering Microsoft credentials in Account Settings > Integrations

Silobreaker has a good track record in the cybersecurity space. Its 360 Search tool can collect, analyze, and investigate threat intelligence. By adding MDTI intelligence, Silobreaker users can better understand the risks of IOCs (indicators of compromise). 

On the other hand, MDTIโ€™s reputation feature also uses 65 trillion threat signals, machine learning, and 8,500 cybersecurity experts to determine if IOCs are malicious.

Recently, the Redmond company introduced the Security Copilot Early Access Program. Now, MDTI comes at no extra cost with Security Copilot, allowing you to easily access and use Microsoftโ€™s completed threat intelligence.

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