Walkthrough of Threat Center in the Atlas Platform
Analysts need fast, reliable insight during investigations, and the Threat Center provides that visibility. This video walks through how Atlas presents AI-assisted analysis, investigative reasoning, and contextual findings in a clear, transparent format that supports quick decision-making. Watch the video to see how the platform helps you understand investigation steps and act with confidence. Then, contact Eagle Eye Network Solutions, LLC to discuss how the Atlas Platform can support your security operations.
What is the Threat Center?
The Threat Center is a newly launched feature in the Atlas Platform designed to provide detailed insights into the activities of our threat intel team. It showcases behavioral threats, allowing users to access quantitative information about threats, including how many have occurred, their impact on users, and their relevance to specific industries.
How can I navigate to the Threat Center?
To access the Threat Center, simply click on 'Threat Center' from the left navigation bar of the Atlas Platform. This will take you to a page where you can view various widgets displaying quantitative threat information and breakdowns by technology and industry.
What information can I find about specific threats?
When you click on a specific threat, such as a hunt like 'SharePoint RC web shell upload,' a right-side panel will display comprehensive details. This includes information on the services involved, discovery date, impact likelihood, severity, technology, industry, and related mitigation strategies. You can also find references to external data points used in the analysis.
Walkthrough of Threat Center in the Atlas Platform
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