Jay Clemens
Cyveillance has introduced new search and intelligence offerings in its cyber threat center intended to help security professionals protect their organizations from threats.
The QinetiQ company said Monday the content-based search and retrieval systems work to find trademarks, fake accounts and counterfeit products in the web by scanning brand marks, logos, images of physical locations and confidential materials uploaded by security professionals.
Cyveillance also designed the open source threat intelligence tool with online map and calendar features to provide updates on physical and cybersecurity events.
“Security professionals can use this and other new features to be more productive while better protecting their organizations and executives from risks,†said Eric Olson, Cyveillance vice president of product strategy.
Users will be able to integrate global intelligence data into mapping platforms and calendars to help users view clues about global and local events.
Cyveillance also provides information security and physical risk reports to companies that use the cyber threat center.
