ThreatNext IDPS rules is a comprehensive rule set that is designed to help organizations detect and block advanced cyber threats using their existing network security appliances, such as next-generation firewalls (NGFW) and network intrusion detection/prevention systems (IDS/IPS). The rule set is updated daily and is available in both Suricata format.
The rule set covers over different categories of cyber threats, including malware command and control, credential phishing, DDoS attacks, botnets, network anomalies, exploits, vulnerabilities, SCADA exploit kit activity, and more. By leveraging the ThreatNext IDPS rules , organizations can improve their security posture and better defend against the dynamic and evolving threat landscape.
Advanced cyber-attacks are becoming more common and sophisticated, and attackers have various motives, ranging from financial gain to espionage. Keeping up with the changing threat landscape is a daunting task for enterprises, and it is nearly impossible to do so without the right tools and expertise. ThreatNext IDPS rules provide a solution to this problem by offering a timely and accurate rule set that organizations can use to detect and block advanced threats.