Cybersixgill introduced its new Investigation Report Builder, an enhancement to its cyber threat intelligence (CTI) Investigative Portal designed to significantly ease the burden of reporting for threat and SOC analysts, threat hunters, and MSSPs.
Available immediately, the Investigation Report Builder accelerates custom report creation, enabling users to generate, edit, duplicate, or delete reports quickly. The new feature enhances the efficiency and effectiveness of cybersecurity professionals through streamlined communication of investigation findings, insights, and recommendations to clients and stakeholders. It also helps MSSPs easily communicate risk and ROI to customers.
“Reports of all kinds, ranging from strategic intelligence to operational intelligence reports, are invaluable to cyber threat intelligence practitioners. By harnessing the insights and analysis contained in these reports, practitioners can proactively defend their organization against cyber threats, strengthen its security posture, and safeguard critical assets from malicious actors,” said Gabi Reish, Chief Product Officer for Cybersixgill. “Our new Report Builder has transformed the process of creating CTI reports, streamlining and expediting their development while ensuring accuracy, consistency, and relevance.”
Investigation Report Builder: A Painkiller for CTI Reporting
Cybersixgill’s new Report Builder allows users to easily generate custom reports by collecting intelligence components from Cybersixgill’s Investigative Portal platform and organizing them in a report template without requiring manual input. Designed for greater efficiency and organization, the feature simplifies how threat analysts and MSSPs communicate investigation findings, insights, and recommendations and enables a broader understanding of the organization’s risk posture for multiple internal and external stakeholders.
The Investigation Report Builder enables generation of a wide variety of CTI reports, including:
- Incident response reports: During a cybersecurity incident, analysts can swiftly compile detailed incident reports by adding relevant components such as indicators of compromise and affected systems. Post-incident, they can create reports summarizing the lessons learned, recommended improvements, and strategies to prevent future incidents.
- Client-facing MSSP originated reports: Cybersecurity consultancy firms and MSSPs can create comprehensive reports for clients, showcasing strategic insights, threat trends, and tailored recommendations for improving their cybersecurity posture.
- Risk and compliance reports: Compliance officers can efficiently gather evidence and findings from different platform areas to create well-structured reports demonstrating adherence to regulations and industry standards. Risk management professionals can utilize the feature to compile reports that assess cybersecurity risks, their potential impact, and mitigation strategies for presentation to stakeholders.
- Executive-level communications: Security managers can quickly generate executive-level summaries of investigation outcomes, providing upper management with high-level insights and strategic recommendations.
- Threat intelligence briefings: Threat intelligence analysts can utilize the feature to compile reports that present key threat trends, emerging threats, and their potential impact on the organization.
- Third-party risk reports: Vendor relationship managers can compile reports highlighting potential cybersecurity risks associated with third-party vendors, supporting informed decision-making.
More information about Cybersixgill’s Report Builder is available here.
