Applied Threat Intelligence is the decision engine behind Shield, using IP and DNS reputation intelligence to help block high-risk connections across OnPremise, Cloud, and Endpoint environments.
The same reputation engine evaluates every connection, inbound and outbound, across Endpoint, Cloud, and OnPremise. One decision layer, no blind spots, no console to watch.
No queue, no analyst, no waiting for a report. Every connection is settled the moment it happens.
Inbound or outbound, every connection on the network is checked the moment it is attempted.
The address is matched against the Global Threat Engine, built on 8.5 billion IP and DNS reputation combinations since 2001.
If the reputation is bad, the connection is blocked pre-emptively, before a handshake completes. Trusted traffic passes untouched.
Inbound reconnaissance and outbound command-and-control are enforced the same way, autonomously, with nothing for your team to triage.
Decided in the moment. Not after the breach.
Deploy Applied Threat Intelligence behind the firewall, in the cloud, or at the device, with one decision engine built to help stop high-risk connections before they become your team's problem.
Built for data centers and OT environments where downtime is not cute. Shield OnPremise applies bi-directional enforcement at the connection layer, with Observe Mode available when teams need to see before they block.
Learn More →Cloud workloads do not get a pass. Shield Stratus brings Applied Threat Intelligence to AWS and Azure environments, helping block high-risk traffic before it reaches the wrong place. GA on AWS and Azure Marketplace, with GCP on the roadmap.
Learn More →Users roam. Threats follow. Shield Endpoint extends reputation-based filtering to Windows and Android, with Zero Trust access on Android, to help protect activity inside and outside the perimeter.
Learn More →Applied Threat Intelligence helps security teams act faster without adding another feed, another dashboard, or another queue nobody asked for.
Shield helps block suspicious connections at the connection layer, without endless tuning, long baselining cycles, or a heavyweight deployment process.
Inbound and outbound connections are evaluated continuously against reputation intelligence, so teams know what is being trusted across the network and what should not be.
Applied Threat Intelligence is built into every Shield platform, helping security teams strengthen protection without forcing a rip-and-replace project.
Threat intelligence that sits in a PDF, updates monthly, or waits for an analyst to interpret it is not protection. It is homework. Shield puts Applied Threat Intelligence to work at the connection layer, helping decide what gets trusted, what gets blocked, and what deserves attention.
Applied Threat Intelligence is moving to the center of modern cybersecurity and Zero Trust architecture. Read the report to see why reputation intelligence, network-level enforcement, and bi-directional visibility are becoming harder to ignore.
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See how Shield applies IP and DNS reputation intelligence across OnPremise, Cloud, and Endpoint environments to help block high-risk connections before they become another investigation.