Cioinfluence Nagomi Security Partners with Recorded Future to Enhance Threat Response
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- •Nagomi Security integrates Recorded Future's threat intelligence into its platform.
- •The partnership automates vulnerability assessment and remediation efforts.
- •Real-time monitoring of leaked credentials is included in the integration.
Nagomi Security announced a partnership with Recorded Future to integrate threat intelligence into its platform. This integration allows Nagomi's autonomous agents to act on real-time threat intelligence, assessing vulnerabilities and exposures in customer environments. Recorded Future provides detailed insights into threat actors and vulnerabilities, enabling targeted remediation efforts. The collaboration aims to reduce the time taken to verify threats and implement fixes, which typically takes teams about a week. The integration also includes monitoring for leaked workforce credentials, enhancing security posture. This partnership is particularly beneficial for organizations facing complex threat landscapes, as it automates the response to identified vulnerabilities. The new system aims to provide actionable insights and immediate remediation plans based on current threat conditions.
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