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Identify Indicators of Exposure (IoE)

Zerowl pinpoints Indicators of Exposure (IoE) such as misconfigured DNS records, leaked employee credentials, or unsecured cloud assets—the very clues that make your organization stand out to threat actors sifting through thousands of potential targets. By shining a light on these vulnerabilities first, security teams can remove the attacker’s easiest path in and dramatically reduce overall risk.

Monitor for Indicators of Warning (IoW) and Attack (IoA)

But staying ahead of adversaries requires more than patching holes; it means intercepting their moves as they plan them. Zerowl tracks Indicators of Warning (IoW)—suspicious signals like newly registered look-alike domains or rogue infrastructure, alongside Indicators of Attack (IoA) such as live phishing sites or impersonated mobile apps tailored to your brand. This real-time, organization-specific view strips away the “threat-intel noise” created by generic global feeds and surfaces only the data that matters to you, slashing analyst workload and enabling rapid, targeted response.

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Investigate Threat Actors and Their TTPs

Going further, Zerowl also provides Threat Actor Claim Monitoring, Analyst Investigations, MITRE-aligned Tactics, Techniques & Procedures (TTPs), adversary profiles, and curated malware lists—plus a breakthrough layer of prescriptive hardening guidance that tells you exactly how to blunt repeatable TTPs before they’re redeployed. Traditional Indicators of Compromise stay in the background as a last-line check, while our unified platform empowers you to eliminate exposures.

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Threat Actor Playbooks

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Frequently Asked Questions

ThreatCover feeds are consistently refreshed on daily bases from diverse and reputable threat intelligence sources, enabling users to remain abreast of the latest emerging threats.

ThreatCover offers feeds in two versions: TAXII 1 and TAXII 2.1. These versions allow users to choose the format that best suits their threat intelligence integration needs.

Yes, ThreatCover provides integration capabilities through its APIs. You can integrate threatCover with other security tools and platforms, such as SIEMs, threat intelligence platforms, and security orchestration tools.

ThreatCover provides capabilities to generate and export data in CSV & JSON format. These exports can be used to share threat intelligence data with external systems or partners.

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