Intelligence-driven Cyber Defense
Cyber Fusion Center
The primary goal of a Cyber Fusion Center is to predict, detect, prevent and respond to cyber threats in a proactive and coordinated manner, using an intelligence-driven analysis and tailored incident response process.
Detect, Respond And Remediate Cyber Threats In Near Real Time And Provide An Integrated View With 24x7 Coverage.
A Cyber Fusion Center (CFC) is a centralized function that integrates security operations from multiple sources, including security devices, threat intelligence feeds, an incident response program, global intelligence, business units and various internal and external stakeholders.
The primary goal of a Cyber Fusion Center (CFC) is to predict, detect, prevent and respond to cyber threats in a proactive and coordinated manner, using an intelligence-driven analysis and tailored incident response process.
Cyber Fusion Center (CFC) will provide a holistic view of the threat landscape to help remediate vulnerabilities and prioritize security posture during a time of rising threat actor activity. As cybersecurity becomes a more complex and costly business challenge, many organizations have purchased multitudes of products or services and tried to stitch them together. This requires security teams to review tens of thousands of alerts and incidents across multiple, non-integrated dashboards. As a provider of business outcome-based cybersecurity and digital transformation solutions, Inspira works to solve these challenges
The Cyber Fusion Center (CFC) Advantage
Increased Coverage and Confidence
Better visibility and detection capabilities into the organization’s entire network, including critical infrastructure and IT systems
Easy Integration
Works with existing technologies including security systems to deploy advanced threat detection and response tools, and provide real-time threat intelligence and analysis
Automated Incident Response
Response process begins with a preparation phase where every asset, identity and network segment are fully prepared to handle an effective incident response
Cyber Fusion Center (CFC) Vs Security Operations Center (SOC)
CFC | SOC | |
Enhanced coverage and visibility of data value | Extra Unusable Data | |
Ability to build business-centric threat models | Traditional signature-based detections | |
Proactively detects and tracks adversary behavior | Can only detect known adversary behavior | |
Proactively looks for security incidents | Reactive or “fire alarm” response to alerts | |
Generates actionable insights with high fidelity | Many false alarms, leading to alert fatigue | |
Contextualized threat intelligence to understand the human element behind every incident | IOC-based threat intelligence | |
Intelligence-based detections prior to system compromise with comprehensive root cause analysis | Inability to reconstruct instructions after the fact | |
Performs advanced incident scoping and remediation with internal and external stakeholders | Cookie-cutter style approach to monitoring security events and notifications |