Compare AT&T Alien Labs Open Threat Exchange vs. Radware Threat Intelligence

The largest open threat intelligence community in the world fosters a collaborative defense through actionable threat data powered by its members. In the realm of cybersecurity, threat sharing often remains disorganized and casual, leading to significant gaps and challenges in response efforts. Our goal is to facilitate the rapid collection and dissemination of relevant, timely, and accurate information regarding new or ongoing cyber threats among companies and government entities, helping to avert major breaches or reduce the impact of attacks. The Alien Labs Open Threat Exchange (OTX™) transforms this ambition into reality by offering the first truly accessible threat intelligence community. OTX grants open access to a worldwide network of security professionals and threat researchers, boasting over 100,000 contributors from 140 nations who provide more than 19 million threat indicators each day. By delivering data generated by the community, OTX promotes collaborative investigations and streamlines the updating of security systems, ensuring that organizations remain resilient against evolving threats. This community-driven approach not only enhances collective knowledge but also strengthens overall cyber defense capabilities across the globe.

Radware’s Threat Intelligence Subscriptions enhance both application and network security by providing continuous updates on emerging risks and vulnerabilities. Through the process of crowdsourcing, correlating, and validating actual attack data from diverse sources, these subscriptions fortify your Attack Mitigation System against threats. They deliver real-time intelligence that allows for proactive defenses and enable a multi-layered approach to counter both known and unknown threats, along with ongoing and emergency filtering capabilities. Additionally, Radware’s Live Threat Map offers real-time insights into cyberattacks as they unfold, leveraging data from our extensive threat deception network and cloud system event information. This system sends a wide array of anonymized and sampled attack data to our Threat Research Center, which is then disseminated to the community through the threat map, fostering a collaborative defense effort. By keeping users informed, these resources help to create a more resilient cybersecurity posture.