Blog.Cloudflare Cloudflare Offers Threat Signals for Free to Enhance Threat Intelligence
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- •Cloudflare's Threat Signals is now free for all accounts, enhancing threat intelligence capabilities.
- •The platform automates the processing of open-source threat reports into actionable intelligence.
- •Users can create private datasets from selected RSS feeds for tailored threat management.
Cloudflare has launched Threat Signals, a free service for all accounts that automates the transformation of open-source threat intelligence into actionable insights. The platform utilizes AI to summarize reports, extract indicators of compromise, and create contextualized threat events that can be integrated into Web Application Firewall (WAF) policies. Users can select one RSS feed to generate a private dataset tailored to their needs. The service aims to improve the scalability of threat intelligence workflows, addressing limitations in existing platforms that struggle to manage multiple feeds. This initiative is part of Cloudflare's effort to democratize access to advanced threat intelligence tools, making them available to a wider range of organizations. The Threat Events Platform is also being expanded to all Cloudflare accounts, providing additional capabilities for threat investigation and management.
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