This website uses cookies and similar technologies to provide essential functionality and improve your experience. Some features, such as demo scheduling and chat support, require marketing cookies to function. By clicking "Accept All", you consent to all cookies. Alternatively, you can customize your preferences, but note that declining marketing cookies will limit certain website features.
Discover why security teams are switching from Anomali ThreatStream to Cyware Intel Exchange for flexible intelligence ingestion, automatic de-duplication, automated enrichment, tunable prioritization, real-time bidirectional sharing, and automated operationalization.
Outgrowing Anomali? Step Up to a Future-Ready Threat Intelligence Platform
Security teams need a platform that can ingest, analyze, and act on threat intelligence at scale. Cyware goes beyond curated feeds and black box AI, allowing you to integrate data from any provider, score and enrich it on your terms, and automate response at scale. By bridging intel, security tools, and teams, we ensure that threat data becomes actionable, not just another repository of indicators.
• Easily ingest data from any OSINT, commercial, or ISAC/ISAO feed, without forcing you into a single feed library. • Standardize and merge data at scale, cutting through the noise to focus on real risks. • Automated normalization & deduplication to separate the signal from the noise.
• Intel Exchange performs risk scoring and intel enrichment based on flexible user-defined policies. • Dynamically prioritize the threats most relevant to your business. • Avoid hidden algorithms or rigid confidence ratings that you can’t tune to your environment.
• Intel Exchange automates the entire threat intelligence lifecycle, from ingestion through operationalization and sharing, speeding up detection and response. • Going further, Cyware offers one-stop intel-driven orchestration and playbook automation across your entire security stack on-premises or in the cloud.
• Hub-and-Spoke sharing powers automated, bidirectional intel sharing with your industry peers, ISACs/ISAOs, and supply chain partners. • Cyware facilitates multi-channel collaboration among threat defenders, increasing collective defense without manual overhead.
How Cyware Stacks up Against Anomali's Claims
See how Cyware's solution provides greater flexibility, transparency, and comprehensive automation compared to Anomali's proprietary approach.
Heavy focus on proprietary feeds.
Limited user control over scoring.
Ingests any feed (OSINT, commercial, ISAC).
Flexible, policy-driven risk scoring for full oversight.
ML methods used by Macula and Copilot are opaque.
Focus on proprietary AI locks teams into proprietary algorithms for threat prioritization.
Advanced correlation engine, visual investigation canvas, and MITRE ATT&CK TTP mapping for extensive analysis.
Full control to calibrate or override system defaults and set custom thresholds.
Anomali’s Integrator module only focuses on IOC distribution.
Deeper orchestration requires third-party tools.
Rule-based automation for ingestion, enrichment, correlation, analysis, actioning, and sharing.
Decoupled security orchestration and automation layer to execute multi-step playbooks across the cloud and on-premise.
Trusted Circles enable mostly manual sharing.
Lack of real-time collaboration capabilities, narrower sharing scope, and limited access controls.
Automated intel distribution at scale.
Bidirectional sharing with built-in role and attribute-based access controls.
Get Started with the Cyware Threat Intelligence Platform
Product
Intel Exchange
Learn more about our automated Threat Intelligence Platform (TIP)
Resource
2025 TIP Buyer's Guide
Read our guide on building a more resilient defense against cybersecurity threats
Resource
Cyware & Team Cymru Packaged Solution
New packaged solution allows security teams to operationalize threat intelligence to identify, analyze, and mitigate malware & botnets with precision and speed
Resource
Compare Products
Compare Intel Exchange product editions
Resource
2024 Frost Radar: Threat Intel Platforms Report
Frost & Sullivan's 2024 Threat Intelligence Platform (TIP) Radar Report
Resource
Is Your Threat Intelligence Program Operating like an Atlas or a GPS?
Threat intelligence is supposed to guide security decisions, not make them harder. But if your program feels like you’re relying on an outdated road atlas, it's time to rethink your approach.
Cyware Platform Usage Stats
Objects polled by subscribers*
Intel ingested*
STIX domain objects extracted*
Intel objects published*
Objects enriched*
Active feed integrations
Apps/Integrations
Actions taken on 3rd-party tools
Enrichment integrations
Schedule time with a Cyware specialist to see how we compare to Anomali.