Avast partners with Recorded Future on cyber security tools
The deal is part of a new push to make it easier for partners to take advantage of Avast technology
Digital security and privacy specialist Avast has announced a new partnership with Recorded Future, one of the world’s largest providers of intelligence for enterprise security.
The move will see Avast contribute intelligence on common vulnerabilities and exploit prevalence (CVE) to the intelligence firm’s real-time intelligence reports.
Recorded Future’s Intelligence Platform enables organisations to accelerate detection, decision making, and response times. Essentially, the offering places real-time intelligence at the heart of security workflows and sends out daily threat intelligence reports to its customers.
This new partnership will see Avast provide CVE prevalence threat intelligence from their global endpoint telemetry to boost these security insights.
“Avast will help our clients prioritise their vulnerabilities based on exploitations they have seen directly from their tremendous global endpoint telemetry at the scale we need,” commented Craig Adams, Chief of Product and Engineering at Recorded Future.
“We chose to partner with Avast not just for geographic reach but also to increase the breadth of our endpoint data collection and ensure data independence by diversifying our data resources.”
Recorded Future specialises in delivering accurate and actionable intelligence through a combination of automated data collection and human analysis. The firm currently provides this intelligence to more than 1,000 businesses and government organisations around the world.
The insights created by the firm’s Intelligence Platform allow enterprises to prioritise alerts, calculate risk scores for patching, as well as make better-informed decisions on how to tackle threats – all through a single source of security intelligence.
“We believe in making it as easy as possible for our partners and customers to protect against growing cyber threats, which is why our threat intelligence seamlessly integrates into Recorded Future’s platform,” said Nick Viney, Senior Vice President of Avast’s Partner Business.
“Our partnership demonstrates Avast’s broad-based sensor network and experience analysis of vulnerabilities and exploits that enables Recorded Future enterprise customers to prioritise their responses to the risks they may face from cyber threats.”
The deal with Recorded Future is the latest to be signed as part of the Avast Partner team, which was set up to make it easier for Avast partners to bring bespoke AI-driven cyber security to their customers.
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