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Shared Defense Intelligence

Know which alerts deserve action.

UnifiedONE weighs Microsoft signals, MISP intelligence and community observations with DCRE — Dynamic Confidence & Reputation — so your team can act on what is confirmed and set aside what is not.

Less noise. More confident decisions.
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  • Microsoft, feed and community signals
  • Confidence you can explain
  • You make the call

The problem

Too many alerts. Too little certainty.

Each tool and feed gives its own verdict. Treat every one as urgent and you waste time; ignore them and you risk missing the real attack.

Verdict by verdictConflicting

Conflicting verdicts, no clear answer.

Your team has to judge which source to trust, every single time.

With UnifiedONEOne weighed answer

One weighed answer, with its reasons.

DCRE considers source reliability, age and contradicting evidence, so the recommendation shows why, not just what.

How it works

Support on one side. Doubt stays visible.

Inspect each source to see how it changes the review. No single observation decides the outcome.

Finding under reviewSuspected credential-phishing domain
Illustrative example
Inspect an evidence source

Supports the finding

Contradictions and unknowns

Connected security signalA supported mail control flagged the domain in a message.

This supports review because it is directly relevant to the protected environment. It is still one observation, not a final verdict.

Effect on the recommendationReview with local evidence attached.

Illustrative evidence. No customer record or live confidence score.

What happens next

A reviewed finding still passes local gates.

Shared Defense Intelligence validates and explains the finding. It does not enforce protection itself or make the same action run everywhere.

01Relevant here

The finding applies to this environment.

02Participation and policy

Local authority allows the hand-off.

03Available control

A supported connected control can respond.

04Permission and licence

Required access and entitlement are present.

Eligible hand-offFront Gate Protection or SOC Commander can consider the response.
If a gate is missingThe limitation stays visible. No automatic action is claimed.
Sources, privacy and operating limits

The Threat Intelligence Network correlates supported security signals, external intelligence and privacy-safe community observations. Dynamic Confidence & Reputation maintains confidence and reputation as validation, contradiction, recency and time change.

May be shared
Attacker indicators, validation, confidence and expiry metadata.
Stays local
Names, users, credentials, messages, files, raw records and tenant access.
Always conditional
Relevance, participation, tenant policy, connected controls, permissions and licensing.

Built for your team

Clearer decisions. For every team.

SMBs

Get a clear recommendation instead of a pile of alerts.

MSPs & MSSPs

Use one trusted assessment across customers instead of re-checking every alert.

Enterprises

Make consistent decisions with Microsoft, MISP and community evidence side by side.

SOC teams

See supporting and conflicting evidence before you act.

Questions

Shared Defense Intelligence, explained.

Is this another threat feed?

No. A feed gives you indicators to read and rank. Shared Defense Intelligence correlates supported sources, keeps supporting and contradictory evidence visible, and records why a finding deserves review.

What is the difference between the Threat Intelligence Network and DCRE?

The Threat Intelligence Network ingests, normalises, enriches and correlates supported observations. DCRE — Dynamic Confidence & Reputation maintains confidence and reputation as independent support, validation, contradiction, recency and time change. They are connected, not the same component.

What information can leave an environment?

Privacy-safe attacker indicators, validation, confidence and expiry metadata may be shared according to participation settings. Names, users, credentials, messages, files, raw records and tenant access remain local.

Does a validated finding trigger protection everywhere?

No. A finding must still be relevant to each participating environment, and local policy, permissions, connected controls and licensing decide whether any downstream response is available or approved.

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Turn shared evidence into a clearer local decision.

Connect your security environment and review what supports each finding before a response is considered.

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