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- •Intel 471 launched the Cyber Threat Exposure Bundle on March 17, 2026.
- •The bundle integrates multiple exposure management solutions into a single platform.
- •Verity471 was previously recognized as a finalist in the 2026 SC Awards for threat intelligence.
On March 17, 2026, Intel 471 announced the launch of its Cyber Threat Exposure Bundle, integrated into the Verity471 platform. This new offering combines Attack Surface Exposure, Third-Party Exposure, and Brand Exposure into a single solution aimed at enhancing external threat management. The bundle provides organizations with a standardized view to identify, prioritize, and remediate external risks effectively. This launch follows Intel 471's recent recognition as a finalist in the 2026 SC Awards for its Verity471 platform, which was acknowledged for its contributions to threat intelligence technology. The Cyber Threat Exposure Bundle is designed to improve visibility and intelligence without disrupting business operations, thereby helping organizations navigate a complex threat landscape. The platform, launched in 2025, continues to evolve with new features to support security teams in proactive defense against cyber threats.
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