Brighttalk Enhancements in Google Threat Intelligence for URL Scanning 2.0
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- •Google Threat Intelligence introduces URL Scanning 2.0 for better threat analysis.
- •The platform integrates data from Mandiant and VirusTotal for enhanced context.
- •Security teams can automate discovery processes and pivot from indicators to campaigns.
Google has integrated new features into its Threat Intelligence platform, specifically focusing on URL Scanning 2.0. This update simplifies the process of analyzing URLs, hunting, and pivoting for security analysts. The session led by Jose Luis will cover methodologies for transforming raw data into actionable intelligence. Analysts will learn to leverage high-fidelity data from Mandiant, VirusTotal, and Google's security research to automate discovery processes. The session aims to help security teams move from reactive alerts to proactive threat hunting. Participants will gain hands-on experience with the new functionalities and workflows. The focus is on uncovering and disrupting active adversary operations through enhanced investigation techniques.
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