Microsoft has added another partner to its growing security ecosystem, with Cyware joining the Microsoft Intelligent Security Association (MISA). The move brings expanded threat intelligence capabilities to Microsoft Sentinel and Microsoft Defender users, strengthening defenses against fast-evolving cyber threats.
“The Microsoft Intelligent Security Association has grown into a vibrant ecosystem comprised of the most reliable and trusted security vendors across the globe,” said Maria Thomson, Director of MISA. “Our members, like Cyware, share Microsoft’s commitment to collaboration within the cybersecurity community to improve our customers’ ability to predict, detect, and respond to security threats faster.”
Cyware’s Intel Exchange platform now integrates with Microsoft Sentinel and Microsoft Defender, helping organizations operationalize threat intelligence more effectively. The fully automated system allows security teams to streamline the entire intelligence lifecycle—from contextualizing data and taking proactive action to sharing intel bi-directionally with partners.
“Cyware has been integral in threat intel and security operations teams’ journeys to unified threat intelligence management,” said Anuj Goel, CEO and Co-Founder of Cyware. “Joining MISA enables us to bring advanced sharing and automation capabilities to Microsoft customers, making threat intelligence more actionable than ever.”
MISA, established in 2018, is made up of software vendors and security service providers who integrate their offerings with Microsoft technology to create a more secure environment for customers worldwide.
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About Cyware
Cyware is a leader in operationalized threat intelligence and collective defense, enabling enterprises, government agencies, and ISACs to transform fragmented data into real-time, actionable decisions. Its platform unifies threat intelligence management, collaboration, and hyper-automation to help organizations outmaneuver adversaries more effectively.