Cybersecurity platform strengthens industries against pandemic-era threats

Cybersecurity platform strengthens industries against pandemic-era threats

Shannon Miles
Shannon Miles•
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Cybersecurity platform strengthens industries against pandemic-era threats

A cybersecurity platform has expanded its support for key industries during the pandemic. The website worked closely with sectors like healthcare, hospitality, and aviation to improve threat intelligence. Its tools helped organisations identify and reduce risks in a difficult year for security teams.

The platform also hosted a virtual conference, bringing together hundreds of clients and new users from its partnerships. In 2020, the website teamed up with multiple Information Sharing and Analysis Centres (ISACs) to strengthen defences against cyber threats. These collaborations gave members extended access to intelligence and data, cutting risk exposure and fraud losses during the pandemic. One notable partnership involved Space ISAC and iLAuNCH Trailblazer, which focused on boosting cybersecurity for the space industry.

Security professionals at the virtual conference stressed the importance of sharing intelligence. Errol Weiss, Chief Security Officer for Health-ISAC, highlighted the platform's role in supporting healthcare providers through COVID-19. Trial users also gave positive feedback on the platform's content, user-friendly interface, and customer support.

The website's tools are designed to make threat intelligence practical for businesses of all sizes. It continues to offer demos for organisations looking to explore its services further. The platform's partnerships and expanded access have helped industries tackle cyber threats during a critical period. Its focus on actionable intelligence and user-friendly tools has drawn praise from security teams. Organisations can still request demos to see how the service could benefit their operations.

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