Threat Blocker

The power of threat intelligence, all in one device.

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How it works

Threat Blocker receives the list of malicious IP addresses from our threat intelligence and blocks connections to and from them. It installs in two ways.

Internet users, bots and malicious IPs Your firewallapplies the block Threat Blocker IP list and logs is the firewall Threatintelligence Cyber Consolelogs and status Company networkworkstations and servers Event log

Next to your firewall: the device connects to one of its ports, gives it the up-to-date list of malicious IPs and collects its logs. Your firewall applies the block.

Either way, the events and the device status are in Cyber Console. An illustration.

Threat Blocker or the firewall's threat intelligence

Threats stopped, on the map

In Cyber Console the Threat Blocker map shows where blocked attacks come from and where stopped outbound attempts were heading.

An illustration: in Cyber Console the map shows your network's data.

The console in action

A tour of the console, then tasks from start to finish, on the screens you will use. Each recording is split into chapters: pick one to start from there.

Recordings of the console on our demo tenant.

Threat intelligence in action with Threat Blocker

Threat Blocker (ATB) is an appliance that protects the network perimeter with threat intelligence and IP reputation algorithms. It receives threat data from the alliance and blocks traffic to and from flagged addresses in real time, inbound and outbound. It sits alongside the systems already in your infrastructure, such as firewalls, SIEM, SOAR and WAF (Web Application Firewall), and its work is followed from Cyber Console.

Aegister S.p.A. holds the exclusive licence for Italy to OneFirewall's Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI), which collects malicious IP addresses from World Crime Feeds (WCF), more than 130 sources. Threat Blocker blocks connections to and from those addresses, with a list updated at least once an hour.

Threat intelligence sources

The intelligence is fed by the World Crime Feeds (WCF) network, which collects data from over 130 global sources and pools the reports shared by the Alliance. It is an API-accessible database that aggregates data and indicators of compromise (IoC) in IPv4, domain and URL formats.

Threat Blocker blocks flagged IP addresses before they reach your network. Domains, URLs and files can be checked from Cyber Console and through our APIs.

Cyber Threat Intelligence Resources

Indicators of compromise

Blocked by Threat Blocker

IPv4

Malicious IP detection

From Cyber Console and APIs

Files

Hash Verification

From Cyber Console and APIs

URL

URL monitoring

From Cyber Console and APIs

Domains

Domains analysis

Why Choose It

Advanced Automation Capabilities

Connections to and from flagged IP addresses are blocked in real time, inbound and outbound, with no manual work.

Next to your firewall or in its place

In parallel mode it works next to the firewall you already run; in series mode it takes its place. Either way it works alongside your SIEM, SOAR and WAF.

Cut Down on Cybersecurity Tools and External Services

Blocking threats before they enter the company perimeter cuts the number of tools you have to run. ATB uses the threat intelligence of OneFirewall, which shares threat reports and IP reputation in real time.

Delivered through Cyber Console

ATB is managed in Cyber Console, next to controls, incidents and documentation: one console for your company's security services.

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