CVE Mapping for Zero-day Exploits: Enhancement in Threat content release notes and Cloud reports

kvarshney — Thu, 30 Jan 2025 19:00:42 GMT

Advanced Threat Prevention (ATP) is industry's first IPS to stop Zero-day attacks inline.

ATP is powered by Precision AI, a proprietary system that leverages the capability of Machine Learning, Deep Learning, and Generative AI.

These security models are trained with high-fidelity data to accurately detect and prevent rapidly evolving threats in real-time.

In order to bring greater clarity and transparency, we recently introduced CVE Mapping to enhance our threat content release notes and Cloud report as follows:

1.) The threat content release note includes a new section for CVEs detected by ATP's inline cloud detection models, for Command Injection

and SQL Injection, when a new zero-day exploit is detected.

2.) The ATP's Cloud report includes CVEs mapped to the unknown zero-day exploits reported by inline cloud detection models of advanced threat prevention.

With CVE Mapping enhancement, the Cloud report now provides detailed CVE information as follows:

CVE ID
Name of the CVE.
Description of the CVE.
Category of CVE, e.g. SQL injection or Command injection
Severity level, e.g. Critical, High, Medium, or Low
Score as determined by the CVSS (range 0 -10)
First Published Date of CVE
Confidence Level - the degree of certainty our ML models have for the CVE mapping

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CVE Mapping for Zero-day Exploits: Enhancement in Threat content release notes and Cloud reports