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

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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

To learn more please watch this video with live demo.

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