Ann Arbor-based Censys, a cybersecurity provider, unveiled two new products to enhance the security community, including the introduction of threat hunting boot camps — as well as making upgrades to its product infrastructure.
“Empowering the threat intelligence community is one of Censys’ biggest priorities, and with these two new product tiers, we can continue to help researchers enhance their threat hunting work, no matter the size of their team,” says Brad Brooks, CEO of Censys. “The market has similar offerings, but only Censys can provide the extensive breadth and depth of data, granularly indexed data fields for querying along with the most recent scans of the internet for any user.”
Censys officials believe that shared insights and knowledge are key to collective growth. To support this belief, the company hosts “Threat Hunting Boot Camps” designed to share techniques, tips, and tricks among security researchers to enhance their skills and capabilities.
Brooks says in today’s threat landscape, where time and resources are often limited, especially for smaller teams, the ability to actively look for threats is crucial, regardless of team size or budget. So Censys tailored its systems to cater to the varied needs of all security teams. Each tier is available month-by-month or on an annual basis.
Brooks says Censys also rolled out a series of significant upgrades to its product infrastructure over the past year. In addition, Censys launched “Predictive Scanning,” a research-backed scanning technique used to discover services across 65,000 ports. Brooks says this helps ensure the most up-to-date and accurate data across all services on the internet, including those on non-standard ports.
To learn more about Censys’ search capabilities and the organization’s involvement in the security community, visit censys.com.
