Cyware Labs, Inc.: Cyware Cyber Fusion Center (CFC)

Cyware Labs, Inc. (Cyware) Cyber Fusion Center (CFC) is an offering of full-stack Cyber security solutions for strategic, tactical, and operational intelligence sharing and threat response automation as well as orchestration services. Cyware Labs, Inc, Cyber Fusion Center (CFC) - Modules are -

1. CFC Threat Intel Exchange (CTIX) includes Threat Intelligence Platform (TIP) 2. CFC Collaborate (CSAP) 3. CFC Respond (CFTR) 4. CFC Orchestrate (CO)

CFC Collaborate (CSAP): A mobile-enabled automated alert aggregation, dissemination, and strategic threat intelligence sharing platform for real-time situational awareness and enhanced collaboration between an organization’s security teams. Features include machine-to-machine orchestration, machine-to-human, orchestration, human-to-machine orchestration, role, location, and business alignment-based alerting, Cyware alerts, mobile-enabled intel sharing, macro intel ingestion, and crisis notifications.

CFC Threat Intel Exchange (CTIX): A smart, client-server threat intelligence platform (TIP) for ingestion, enrichment, analysis, and bi-directional sharing of threat data within an organization’s trusted network. Features include any-to-any threat feed orchestration, micro threat intel ingestion, a hub & spoke sharing model, enrichment, correlation, and analysis of data, internal intel ingestion, automated intel actioning, and a multi-level intel view.

CFC Respond (CFTR): A threat response automation platform that combines cyber fusion, advanced orchestration, and automation to stay ahead of increasingly sophisticated cyber threats affecting organizations in real-time. Features include malware management, a connect-the-dots threat analysis, incident response & management, triage management, threat actor tracking engine, vulnerability management, custom dashboards and reports, and a case management workflow.

CFC Orchestrate (CO): A universal, security orchestration gateway for executing on-demand or event-triggered tasks across deployment environments. Features include flexible API, system playbooks, powerful customization, audit playbook extensions, the ability to export and import logic, nested playbooks, and granular access control.