Compare ATLAS Intelligence Feed (AIF) vs. Trellix ATLAS

Through the use of ATLAS, ASERT, and the ATLAS Intelligence Feed, Arbor provides exceptional insight into the foundational networks that comprise the core of the Internet, extending all the way to the localized networks within modern enterprises. Service providers can utilize the intelligence gathered from ATLAS to make prompt and educated choices regarding their network security, the development of services, market evaluations, strategic planning for capacity, application trends, as well as transit and peering alliances, in addition to potential partnerships with content providers. Moreover, security teams within enterprises can take advantage of the comprehensive threat intelligence offered by ATLAS data to proactively counter sophisticated threats, significantly reducing the time spent on manually updating attack detection signatures. This innovative feed not only encompasses geo-location information but also streamlines the detection of attacks targeting infrastructure and services from recognized botnets and malware, while guaranteeing that updates for emerging threats are automatically provided without requiring any software enhancements. In this way, organizations can maintain a cutting-edge defense strategy against evolving cyber threats efficiently.

Customers gain a distinctive perspective on malicious files, domains, and IP detections observed around the globe. The Advanced Threat Landscape Analysis System (ATLAS) collates data from multiple Trellix sources to deliver the most recent global threats, enhanced with information such as industry sector and geolocation. By correlating these threats with campaign data and incorporating research from Trellix’s Advanced Research Center (ARC) and Threat Intelligence Group (TIG), along with open-source information, ATLAS offers a focused overview of campaigns that includes details like events, dates, threat actors, and indicators of compromise (IOCs). This system empowers users with a remarkable global understanding of the malicious threats detected by Trellix, presenting geospatially enabled situational awareness. It effectively utilizes telemetry data gathered from around the world to highlight both current and emerging threats, drawing attention to those that are particularly significant based on various factors such as type, industry sector, and geolocation. Furthermore, this comprehensive approach ensures that customers remain informed about the evolving threat landscape and are better equipped to defend against potential cyber risks.