ThreatBook unveils ATI for APAC cyber risk detection & insight
ThreatBook has announced the launch of its Advanced Threat Intelligence (ATI) solution, designed to deliver cyber threat insights for organisations globally with a focus on Asia Pacific threats.
New solution features
The newly released ThreatBook ATI provides threat detection for security operation centres (SOCs), threat intelligence platforms (TIPs), and cybersecurity analysts. The service is developed from the company's Singapore and Hong Kong offices and is capable of identifying difficult to detect Asian-originated cyber risks. According to ThreatBook, the platform can also better identify Western attackers targeting Asian organisations compared to competing solutions.
ThreatBook ATI claims to operate with very low false positive rates and offers high compatibility with existing cybersecurity stacks, supporting both machine-readable and human-readable data formats for simplified integration.
Detection capabilities and accuracy
The company stated that ThreatBook ATI analyses more than 14 billion cyber-attack records daily, including over 80 million malicious internet protocols (IPs), more than six billion malware files, more than 7,000 high risk vulnerabilities, and more than 600 zero-day vulnerabilities. ThreatBook's intelligence collection applies dozens of analysis engines, AI-driven models, and cross-verification by security analysts to maintain a low false positive rate. Its system also employs a built-in assistant that rapidly correlates data to provide responses for analysts' questions.
"With several billion attack records from all corners of the world analyzed daily, ThreatBook ATI is a truly global solution enriched with granular, local insights," said Mr. Feng XUE, Chief Executive Officer of ThreatBook.
Mr. Xue went on to emphasise ThreatBook ATI's regional context and relevance: "We are of the opinion that Asia Pacific-centric threat intelligence matters, as tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs), tooling, language, command and control (C&C) infrastructure, and targeting patterns differ by region - and ATI can offer organizations a truly APAC perspective. We have a track record of exclusive discovery when it comes to cybercriminals, including advanced persistent threat (APT) groups; and at the end of the day, local context quickens threat detection and reduces dwell time."
Addressing APAC cyber risk
ThreatBook identified a significant concentration of cyber-attacks in Asia Pacific, with 34% of attacks globally taking place in the region. The ATI solution is designed to address this situation, facilitating the detection of both regional and internationally originated threats targeting APAC organisations.
The service offers what ThreatBook describes as a unified platform, which can be incorporated as part of a best-of-breed cybersecurity strategy encompassing tools from multiple vendors, allowing centralisation of risk overview and response processes.
Integration and access
ThreatBook ATI is intended to be accessible and straightforward to integrate. For threat intelligence platforms, the product is available through platform marketplaces or via feeds and APIs. Security operation centres can integrate ATI directly with security information and event management (SIEM) solutions, firewalls, and additional tools. Cybersecurity analysts can access ATI globally through a web portal interface.
The need for integration with existing stacks is supported by research noting a global priority for centralised cybersecurity risk views. ThreatBook ATI is described as suitable for these requirements due to its compatibility and flexible output options.
Client benefits
According to ThreatBook, ATI supports improvement of existing security tools, minimising false positives and enhancing reliability. The company stresses the platform's ability to accelerate intelligence analysis and support better decision making for risk management.
"High quality threat intelligence enhances existing security tools, which often rely on vulnerable rule-based signals, making them more reliable and accurate, and leading to less false positives across the stack," added Mr. Xue. "By providing actionable insights for threat detection and response, organizations are able to accelerate their intelligence analysis, and make more informed decisions to better manage today's myriad of cyber risks."
Industry recognition
ThreatBook states that since 2015 it has provided solutions throughout the cybersecurity lifecycle-including detection, analysis, response, and protection-for enterprise clients around the world. In 2025, analyst firms have recognised ThreatBook in Forrester's Network Analysis And Visibility Solutions Landscape and in the first Gartner Magic Quadrant for Network Detection and Response, where ThreatBook was among a limited number of vendors acknowledged for its solutions.
