Mar 29, 2018:
Carbon Black has unveiled the Carbon Black Integration Network (CbIN), a technology partner program designed to improve cybersecurity through collective defense, powered by Carbon Black’s open APIs and the Cb Predictive Security CloudTM (PSC). Juniper Networks, LogRhythm, and Phantom are all now part of CbIN and have leveraged Carbon Black's open APIs to build productized integration with the PSC.
Security teams today are plagued with problems ranging from a lack of technical expertise to limited visibility across the security stack to an increasing volume of security attacks. CbIN could help alleviate these challenges by providing a network of pre-integrated solutions of widely used and emerging tech solutions that use Carbon Black’s open APIs, that is also available for customers to build their own integrations.
CbIN represents vendors, customers, and security technologists that have leveraged Carbon Black’s open APIs to build integrations designed to benefit everyone. Examples of open-sourced integrations include:
Carbon Black has unveiled the Carbon Black Integration Network (CbIN), a technology partner program designed to improve cybersecurity through collective defense, powered by Carbon Black’s open APIs and the Cb Predictive Security CloudTM (PSC). Juniper Networks, LogRhythm, and Phantom are all now part of CbIN and have leveraged Carbon Black's open APIs to build productized integration with the PSC.
Security teams today are plagued with problems ranging from a lack of technical expertise to limited visibility across the security stack to an increasing volume of security attacks. CbIN could help alleviate these challenges by providing a network of pre-integrated solutions of widely used and emerging tech solutions that use Carbon Black’s open APIs, that is also available for customers to build their own integrations.
CbIN represents vendors, customers, and security technologists that have leveraged Carbon Black’s open APIs to build integrations designed to benefit everyone. Examples of open-sourced integrations include:
- Export all process execution and endpoint network connection events through the real-time Event Forwarder
- Send all Carbon Black data to another storage mechanism such as Hive or Hadoop
- Scan all collected binaries against Yara signatures
- Perform standard queries, but process the data in a script to output it in a certain way to support reporting, period queries, enriched process trees, etc.
- Consume threat indicators from CRITS
- Watchlist-sharing framework
- Subscribe to network connections and plot them on a world map
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