Les inscriptions sont désormais ouvertes pour SASE Week 2023 ! Inscrivez-vous sur la liste des invités.

La plateforme du futur est Netskope

Intelligent Security Service Edge (SSE), Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB), Cloud Firewall, Next Generation Secure Web Gateway (SWG), et Private Access for ZTNA intégrés nativement dans une solution unique pour aider chaque entreprise dans son cheminement vers l'architecture Secure Access Service Edge (SASE).

Présentation des produits
Vidéo Netskope
SD-WAN sans frontières : l'ère nouvelle de l'entreprise sans frontières

Le SD-WAN sans frontière de Netskope offre une architecture qui fait converger les principes de confiance zéro et les performances assurées des applications afin de fournir une connectivité sécurisée et performante sans précédent pour chaque site, cloud, utilisateur distant et appareil IoT.

Lire l'article
Borderless SD-WAN
  • NewEdge

    NewEdge est le nuage privé de sécurité le plus important et le plus performant au monde.

  • Plate-forme de sécurité en nuage

    Une visibilité inégalée et une protection des données et des menaces en temps réel sur le plus grand cloud privé de sécurité au monde.

  • Partenaires technologiques et intégrations

    Netskope s'associe aux sociétés les plus performantes en matière de technologies destinées aux entreprises.

Adopter une architecture SASE (Secure Access Service Edge)

Netskope NewEdge est le nuage privé de sécurité le plus grand et le plus performant au monde. Il offre aux clients une couverture de service, des performances et une résilience inégalées.

Découvrez NewEdge
NewEdge
Votre réseau de demain

Planifiez votre chemin vers un réseau plus rapide, plus sûr et plus résilient, conçu pour les applications et les utilisateurs que vous prenez en charge.

Obtenir le livre blanc
Votre réseau de demain
Netskope Cloud Exchange

Le Netskope Cloud Exchange (CE) fournit aux clients des outils d'intégration puissants pour optimiser les investissements dans l'ensemble de leur infrastructure de sécurité.

En savoir plus sur Cloud Exchange
Vidéo Netskope
Optez pour les meilleurs services de sécurité cloud du marché, avec un temps de latence minimum et une fiabilité élevée.

Découvrez NewEdge
Lighted highway through mountainside switchbacks
Permettez en toute sécurité l'utilisation d'applications d'IA générative grâce au contrôle d'accès aux applications, à l'accompagnement des utilisateurs en temps réel et à une protection des données de premier ordre.

Découvrez comment nous sécurisons l'utilisation de l'IA générative
Autorisez ChatGPT et l’IA générative en toute sécurité
Solutions Zero Trust pour les déploiements du SSE et du SASE

En savoir plus sur la confiance zéro
Boat driving through open sea
Netskope permet à toutes les entreprises d'adopter des services et des applications cloud ainsi que des infrastructures cloud publiques rapidement et en toute sécurité.

En savoir plus sur les solutions sectorielles
Wind turbines along cliffside
  • Ressources

    Découvrez comment Netskope peut vous aider à sécuriser votre migration vers le Cloud.

  • Blog

    Découvrez comment Netskope permet de transformer la sécurité et les réseaux à l'aide du Security Service Edge (SSE).

  • Événements et ateliers

    Restez à l'affût des dernières tendances en matière de sécurité et créez des liens avec vos pairs.

  • Définition de la sécurité

    Tout ce que vous devez savoir dans notre encyclopédie de la cybersécurité.

Podcast Security Visionaries

Leveling Up the SASE Conversation
Robert Arandjelovic and Gerry Plaza sit down to chat with Max Havey about how embracing a SASE journey can help bring networking and security teams closer together.

Écouter le podcast
Leveling Up the SASE Conversation
Derniers blogs

Comment Netskope peut faciliter le parcours Zero Trust et SASE grâce aux capacités des services de sécurité en périphérie (SSE).

Lire le blog
Sunrise and cloudy sky
SASE Week 2023: Your SASE journey starts now!

Rejoignez-nous pour la quatrième édition annuelle de SASE Week, du 26 au 28 septembre.

Inscrire
SASE Week 2023
Qu'est-ce que le Security Service Edge ?

Découvrez le côté sécurité de SASE, l'avenir du réseau et de la protection dans le cloud.

En savoir plus sur Security Service Edge
Four-way roundabout
  • Nos clients

    Netskope sert plus de 2 000 clients dans le monde, dont plus de 25 des entreprises du classement Fortune 100

  • Solutions pour les clients

    Nous sommes là pour vous et avec vous à chaque étape, pour assurer votre succès avec Netskope.

  • Communauté Netskope

    Apprenez d'autres professionnels des réseaux, des données et de la sécurité.

  • Formation et certification

    Avec Netskope, devenez un expert de la sécurité du cloud.

Nous parons nos clients à l'avenir, quel qu'il soit

Voir nos clients
Woman smiling with glasses looking out window
L’équipe de services professionnels talentueuse et expérimentée de Netskope propose une approche prescriptive pour une mise en œuvre réussie.

En savoir plus sur les services professionnels
Services professionnels Netskope
La communauté Netskope peut vous aider, vous et votre équipe, à tirer le meilleur parti des produits et des pratiques.

Accéder à la communauté Netskope
La communauté Netskope
Sécurisez votre parcours de transformation numérique et tirez le meilleur parti de vos applications cloud, Web et privées grâce à la formation Netskope.

En savoir plus sur les formations et les certifications
Group of young professionals working
  • Entreprise

    Nous vous aidons à conserver une longueur d'avance sur les défis posés par le cloud, les données et les réseaux en matière de sécurité.

  • Pourquoi Netskope

    La transformation du cloud et le travail à distance ont révolutionné le fonctionnement de la sécurité.

  • Équipe de direction

    Nos dirigeants sont déterminés à faciliter la réussite de nos clients.

  • Partenaires

    Nous collaborons avec des leaders de la sécurité pour vous aider à sécuriser votre transition vers le cloud.

Soutenir le développement durable par la sécurité des données

Netskope est fière de participer à Vision 2045 : une initiative visant à sensibiliser au rôle de l'industrie privée dans le développement durable.

En savoir plus
Soutenir le développement durable grâce à la sécurité des données
Meilleure capacité d'exécution. Le plus loin dans sa vision.

Netskope nommé leader dans le rapport Magic QuadrantTM 2023 pour SSE de Gartner®.

Recevoir le rapport
Netskope nommé leader dans le rapport Magic QuadrantTM 2023 pour SSE de Gartner®.
Penseurs, concepteurs, rêveurs, innovateurs. Ensemble, nous fournissons le nec plus ultra des solutions de sécurité cloud afin d'aider nos clients à protéger leurs données et leurs collaborateurs.

Rencontrez notre équipe
Group of hikers scaling a snowy mountain
La stratégie de commercialisation de Netskope privilégie ses partenaires, ce qui leur permet de maximiser leur croissance et leur rentabilité, tout en transformant la sécurité des entreprises.

En savoir plus sur les partenaires de Netskope
Group of diverse young professionals smiling

Leveraging Feedly and Netskope Cloud Threat Exchange to Accelerate Threat Intelligence Gathering, Analysis, and Sharing

Jun 22 2023

Cyber threat intelligence is a foundational piece of any organization’s security program, providing defenders with awareness of activities occurring in the threat landscape. Accounting for all threats an organization may face is a daunting and nearly impossible task. Some organizations may take the step to stay informed by following industry leaders or a news service. While this approach to threat intelligence gathering is better than nothing, it’s inefficient and often causes organizations to lag or miss critical intelligence leaving them in the dark about the latest threats. This occurs because the “noise” a security analyst must go through to find information relevant to their organization or the minor technologies that compose an organization’s tech stack is overwhelming. This article discusses how organizations like Netskope can use Feedly for Threat Intelligence, backed with their Feedly AI, to help security teams cut through the noise and keep track of critical technologies in the organization’s tech stack and supply chain. 

Organizational challenges of cyber threat intelligence (CTI) 

When initially performing CTI, teams can encounter several challenges when defining goals and setting workflows. The cyber threat intelligence lifecycle can help teams get an initial workflow started, but defining clear and concise goals can be more difficult. The first question CTI teams should ask is, “What intelligence brings value to the organization and its security team?” Answering this question helps set attainable goals and clarifies what intelligence should be gathered. In practice, this looks different for each organization based on its environment and technology stack. Intelligence programs should also consider how their intelligence enhances security operations. CTI can flow directly into how an organization performs alerting and threat hunting, but isolating operational intelligence within the vastness of intelligence poses a challenge. Such questions raised here are “What threats to monitor” and “How to collect indicators of compromise.” An easy way to start is to monitor the threat landscape of the organization’s industry. While industry monitoring may not get as granular as monitoring specific threat actors, it provides a good starting place to see which adversaries an organization may face. From there, security teams can home in on changes in TTPs and collect new IoCs to strengthen the organization’s security stack and provide threat hunters with a better understanding of the adversaries they hunt. 

What is Feedly for Threat Intelligence, and how does it help in the CTI process?

Feedly for Threat Intelligence helps security teams collect and share actionable open source intelligence faster. It includes AI models that scour the open web and continuously gather, enrich and synthesize threat insights, all while reducing noise so teams can analyze threats more efficiently. For instance, you can monitor specific threat actors active in your industry, track the exploits of new vulnerabilities, or dive deeper into specific malware. Feedly’s AI models make it easy to get targeted feeds related to your environment. For example, most organizations utilize Windows OS on their endpoints. With Feedly, a team could look at “Microsoft Windows” AND “Critical Vulnerabilities.” This feed will display trending information related to the Windows OS and vulnerabilities with a CVSS above 8 or vulnerabilities with a CVSS above 5 that also have an exploit. It enables vulnerability management teams to prioritize the remediation of vulnerabilities based on what is actively observed in the threat landscape. 

Utilizing Feedly for Threat Intelligence to track vulnerabilities in an organization’s tech stack also provides the benefit of uncovering research where vulnerabilities are chained together to cause compromise of greater severity than any one vulnerability. Getting insights on the latest methodologies of chaining these vulnerabilities allows security teams to fully gauge the risk of vulnerable assets.

One of the advantages of Feedly AI is helping to identify zero-day vulnerabilities before they are widely reported so you can start your assessment. Zero-days are flaws in the software or service that lack mitigations, such as software patches or configuration changes. With Feedly for Threat Intelligence, an organization can monitor for zero-days affecting their technology stack or all zero-days found in the wild. It has helped Netskope discover, track, analyze, and respond to zero-day threats several days before mainstream reporting so the team could proactively create vulnerability reports for leadership. 

To help analysts understand vulnerabilities, Feedly for Threat Intelligence provides a CVE intelligence card for each CVE. The CVE card shows all the important information on a CVE that an analyst would need to assess whether actions need to be taken or if the organization is unaffected. Within the CVE intelligence card are details such as severity, affected systems, exploit availability, available patches, linked malware/threat actors, and a CVE timeline of reported, published, exploited, and released, along with a trend line of how commonly it is being reported. The CVE card also shows the latest references so analysts can read up on the latest news.

Threat intelligence extends beyond vulnerability management to other areas, including investigating threat actors, threat hunting, identifying Indicators of Compromise, and much more. Feedly for Threat Intelligence has helped Netscope perform other forms of threat intelligence, such as investigating threat actor tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) and capabilities. Tracking how threat actors evolve helps security teams understand how adversaries operate so the teams can implement appropriate and effective security controls and shore up any weaknesses found within the security stack. If an organization has a Red Team, then the Red Team can emulate the observed behaviors to test the detection and response of the current security stack. 

Along similar lines, threat actors’ TTPs and capabilities are indicators of compromise. Having up-to-date IoCs is invaluable to a security team as this ensures effective block lists are in place to stop the latest threats.

Automating IoC ingestion and sharing with Netskope Cloud Threat Exchange 

Intelligence is only useful if it is actionable. Now that you are getting more reliable insights into the threats that pose the highest risk to your organization, you can’t be asked to spend your entire day updating blocklists or sending alerts to your SOC. Netskope Cloud Exchange makes it easy to automate IoC ingestion AND take action on this intelligence.

Netskope Cloud Exchange is essentially a large API broker with four separate modules based on the type of data you want to share throughout your security stack. The Cloud Threat Exchange module allows us to share file hash and URL indicators between different tools through plugins. At the time, there was no plugin specifically for connecting to a Feedly stream, so we developed a custom CTE plugin that allows us to ingest IoCs found in our Feedly stream and automatically add them to objects serving as blocklists in our Netskope tenant. While an initial time investment was required to curate our Feedly stream and build the plugin, in the long run, this frees up time our analysts can use to be proactive in other areas, such as engaging in threat hunts.

Not all IoCs are created equal; the context around them is essential to analysts understanding the risk they pose to your organization. With our plugin, we made sure that we included Traffic Light Protocol,  TTPs, and a link to the original article where the IoC was found. This affords us more granularity when writing our business rules and subsequent sharing configurations within Netskope Cloud Exchange while also providing analysts with additional information and resources to understand potential threats. 

One component of operationalizing the threat feed was leveraging the reputation scoring feature of Netskope Cloud Exchange. We initially set a lower reputation scoring for the indicators coming from Feedly as we had not spent as much time writing exclusions and tuning rules for the Feedly stream. Our sharing configurations that leverage the reputation score of an indicator are doing so because high-confidence indicators create fewer false positives. Over time, as we curated the feed and felt more confident in the results we received, we edited the Feedly plugin configuration to have a higher reputation score and get closer to those thresholds set by our business rules. 

The custom plugin we developed is now available to all customers as the official Netskope Cloud Threat Exchange plugin for pulling threat indicators from a Feedly stream. You can check out our configuration walkthrough video here to get started with bringing automation to your threat intelligence workflows.

author image
Allen Funkhouser
Allen Funkhouser joined Netskope in 2021 as an intern while attending Maryville University of St. Louis for a Bachelor's in Cybersecurity.
author image
Sean Salomon
Sean Salomon is a Security Analyst for the Netskope Global Information Systems team. He graduated from Maryville University's School of Business in 2022 with a Bachelor's in Cybersecurity and a Minor in Application Development.

Stay informed!

Subscribe for the latest from the Netskope Blog