ThreatConnect's ecurity analysis platform is now powered by SAP HANA, providing better insights and faster response times for organisations.
SAP HANA allows data to be collected and analysed, sending actionable insights to team members who can then act upon the information to ensure they are suitably protected against threats.
ThreatConnect said the move reflects a shift in the security market, which now relies upon a single platform for intelligence-driven defence. By pooling resources and threat intelligence from a number of sources, ThreatConnect enables organisations to make the most of the insights they extract from their security investments, it claimed.
"All organisations share several similar and critical cybersecurity challenges," said ThreatConnect CEO Adam Vincent.
"With the latest iteration of our platform, built on SAP HANA, SOC teams can considerably increase computing speed and analytic performance.
He added: "Couple that with simplifying their technology stack and noticeably reducing multiple layers of hardware as well as software complexity and the results are a team that is efficient and effective in reducing threats to an organisation."
ThreatConnect powered by SAP HANA supports the ingestion of structured, unstructured and streaming data, ensuring all inputs are analysed equally, providing insight for decision makers in almost real time.
Faster response times mean threats can be countered or avoided more quickly, enabling better overall security management.
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