ADVANCED SOC CHALLENGES • Ensuring IT, OT and physical security systems are secure • Facing advanced adversaries with different motives • Lack of visibility into external and targeted threats SOLUTION HIGHLIGHTS • Analytics-driven, targeted cyber threat intelligence • Extensive data coverage ̵ Clear, Deep & Dark web monitoring ̵ Domain name intelligence ̵ Vulnerabilities and exploits ̵ Technical intelligence • Targeted monitoring plan • Access to finished and historical intelligence BENEFITS TO THE ORGANIZATION • CTI insights about adversaries’ capabilities, intentions, motives etc. • Industry and region focused threat intelligence and reports • Fine-tune threat hunting activities to identify unknown threats • Timely detection of insider threats Accelerating Government SOC Operations with Luminar CASE STUDY A government authority responsible for the operation and management of airports, land terminals and country border controls, is also in charge of the cybersecurity resilience of its systems, which are spread across multiple locations and over a wide array of networks. This government sector is considered a high-end target for threat actors, and different attack groups are using the Dark Web to buy access to compromised IT infrastructure of government and other high-profile targets. OPERATING AN ADVANCED SOC Servicing a number of airports throughout the country, as well as land terminals and border controls, this government authority is responsible for the safety and security of millions of people daily. The authority operates a Security Operations Center (SOC) that monitors its systems to detect threats in a timely manner. With a constant shortage of resources and staff, the SOC analysts are struggling to be more proactive and efficient, and to be able to prioritize their efforts, according to actual potential threats. In addition, the SOC is responsible for protecting advanced systems of IT networks, OT infrastructure and physical security, and is required to attend to more types of threats and more advanced adversaries. The authority was looking for a cyber threat intelligence (CTI) solution that will provide visibility and insights, and that will enable them to identify targeted threats to the organization's assets and infrastructure, such as stolen records, system vulnerabilities, cyber threats against executives and suppliers, etc. In other words, a solution that will monitor Deep and Dark Web platforms to identify relevant data leaks shared or traded by cybercriminals, exploits against products and systems, indications for potential future threats, and more.