Flashpoint Flashpoint Unveils Threat Intelligence Solutions at RSA Conference 2026
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- •Flashpoint launched new threat intelligence capabilities at RSA Conference 2026.
- •The focus is on connecting adversary activity to business priorities for actionable insights.
- •Threat-informed EASM helps prioritize vulnerabilities based on real-world attacker behavior.
At the RSA Conference 2026, Flashpoint introduced new capabilities aimed at transforming threat intelligence into actionable insights for security teams. The focus is on bridging the gap between visibility and defensible action by connecting adversary activity to business priorities and assets. Flashpoint's innovations include threat-informed External Attack Surface Management (EASM) and Business-Aligned Priority Intelligence Requirements (PIRs). These tools help organizations prioritize vulnerabilities based on real-world attacker behavior rather than static metrics. The announcement addresses the common challenge of overwhelming data that lacks clear prioritization. Flashpoint aims to enable defenders to make informed decisions about which vulnerabilities to address first. The solutions are designed to enhance risk reduction and operational efficiency in security operations. The current status of these capabilities is that they were showcased at the conference and are now available for organizations to implement.
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