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In the modern digital world, cybersecurity is crucial for defending networks, systems, and sensitive data against malevolent assaults. The risk of cyberthreats like ransomware, phishing, espionage, and data breaches has increased dramatically as people, companies, and governments depend more and more on digital platforms. By protecting financial assets, intellectual property, personal data, and vital infrastructure, cybersecurity promotes trust, business continuity, and adherence to the law.
Without cybersecurity, people and businesses might face disastrous outcomes. Massive financial losses, business interruptions, harm to one's reputation, and even legal repercussions can result from cyberattacks. Weak cybersecurity may put public safety and national security at risk for governments and vital enterprises. A lack of strong cybersecurity allows attackers to take advantage of weaknesses, steal data, and inflict extensive harm in today's technologically advanced society. Silent Push, which specializes in preemptive threat intelligence, can help in this situation.
About Silent Push
The purpose of Silent Push's founding was to revolutionize how organizations worldwide track, monitor, and combat global threat activity.
Organizations rely on intelligence data to fight risks, yet the majority of this data is overrated and unsuitable. The goal of Silent Push is to tip the scales and strengthen contemporary threat intelligence operations in a concrete, quantifiable way for a variety of use cases.
In addition to offering security teams pre-evaluated data and query capability that aren't found anywhere else on the Internet, they run a proprietary scanning and aggregation engine that uses first-party data to track changes throughout the whole IPv4 and IPv6 area.
Every organization has a right to have the information and resources necessary to protect it from both known and unknown dangers.
Present-day IOC-based threat intelligence platforms don't offer early warning of assaults; instead, they simply offer general, reactive information on known threats at a certain moment in time. Security teams may detect and monitor enemy infrastructure before it is weaponized by using Indicators Of Future Attack (IOFA), which are proactive IP, domain, and URL data provided by Silent Push.
Security teams in the public and private sectors, according to Silent Push, should abandon the post-breach data IOCs found in the majority of threat feeds and consoles and adopt a set of security procedures that prioritize pre-evaluated and easily digestible intelligence data.
Silent Push Solutions
Numerous sectors, internal job positions, and use cases are served by the Silent Push platform. Their console functionality and API surface provide teams the flexibility to create a custom security solution that they can utilize for a variety of internal tasks, including feed management, threat hunting, digital risk prevention, and SOC operations.
Use Cases
Sector-specific cyber defense protocols, active and passive threat hunting, digital risk protection, and threat intelligence data management are just a few of the security-based use cases that the Silent Push console and API surface satisfy.
Industries
Leading companies and brands across a variety of sectors use Silent Push IOFA™ data to enhance their intelligence operations. Their API interface gives teams the resources, capabilities, and tools they require to create a custom security solution that addresses any operational issue they encounter.
Level-Up Your Cyber Defenses
The Silent Push Platform allows security teams to connect the dots across the whole IPv4 and IPv6 range and detect adversary infrastructure prior to an attack by enriching global DNS data with risk and reputation scoring using first-party data and a proprietary scanning engine.
Threat Hunting
Before hostile infrastructure is turned into a weapon, identify and monitor it. By bridging the threat intelligence gap and shielding your company from financial and reputational damage, Silent Push uses layered analytics, such as IP and ASN diversity, entropy scoring, and correlative DNS data, to uncover hidden enemy infrastructure before an assault is initiated.
Brand Protection
Defend your brand from smishing, domain spoofing, phishing, and malvertisement operations. New domains from ICANN/VeriSign zone files, newly resolved TLD domains, self-named nameservers, and recent DNS record updates are all included in the most comprehensive list of domain records on the internet, which is offered by Silent Push.
A custom DNS scanning engine that is exclusive to Silent Push is used to analyze zone files and obtain data from PADNS information.
Automated Intelligence
Track attacker infrastructure using a carefully curated early warning system to keep an eye on global threat activities. Using both licensed and open-source frameworks, Silent Push provides more than fifty improved threat feeds that track active domains, URLs, and IP addresses across C2 frameworks, APT campaigns, phishing and spoofing efforts, and state-specific activities.
API
Use strong threat data integrations to fortify your security stack. With a Silent Push Enterprise subscription, you may use a suite of more than 100 domain, IPv4/6, and URL endpoints to provide enhanced threat data into your current security stack. With risk and reputation scoring customized to your specific needs, you may improve your organization's threat hunting and detection activities.
Ken Bagnall | Founder & CEO
Ken Bagnall is the Founder and CEO of Silent Push, a leading preemptive cyber intelligence platform that detects threat actor infrastructure in real time using Indicators of Future Attack™ (IOFA™). With a strong background in cybersecurity, he previously founded The Email Laundry, acquired by FireEye in 2017, where he served as Vice President of Product Management. Ken also runs Phish Security, a cybersecurity investment firm, and is on the advisory board of Strike Ready. He has held positions on the board of Information Security Ireland and the executive councils of CompTIA UK and the EU PROTECTIVE threat intelligence project.