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Socsoter Launches ‘Phishing Intelligence’ to Address the Growing Sophistication of Cyber Threats

Socsoter Launches 'Phishing Intelligence' to Address the Growing Sophistication of Cyber Threats

 Socsoter Launches “Phishing Intelligence” to Address the Growing Sophistication of Cyber Threats
As phishing attacks continue to evolve in complexity and frequency, traditional cyber defenses are struggling to keep pace. In response, cybersecurity firm SOCSoter has introduced a new approach: Phishing Intelligence, a solution designed not to replace existing tools, but to enhance them with deeper insight and faster response capabilities.

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Phishing remains one of the most persistent and effective attack vectors in the cyber threat landscape. While many organizations rely on URL filtering and known threat databases, these methods often fall short when attackers use newly registered domains or obfuscation techniques. SOCSoter’s Phishing Intelligence addresses this gap by introducing a dynamic, data-driven layer of defense.

A New Layer in Phishing Defense
Rather than relying solely on known threats, Phishing Intelligence uses behavioral analytics and machine learning to detect suspicious activity in real time. By correlating user click data with endpoint telemetry, the system identifies anomalies that may indicate phishing even when the domain is not yet blacklisted.
“The challenge isn’t just identifying what’s already known, it’s recognizing what’s new and potentially dangerous,” said Melissa Kaiser, Compliance Director at SOCSoter. “Phishing Intelligence gives organizations the ability to respond to threats that haven’t yet made it onto traditional radars.”

Retrospective Threat Detection
One of the most innovative aspects of the platform is its Historical Analysis capability. When a new phishing domain is identified, the system automatically reviews the past 14 days of user activity to determine if anyone within the organization interacted with the threat. This retrospective approach enables immediate remediation and incident response, even for previously undetected attacks.

Building a Living Threat Ecosystem
The solution is underpinned by a Global Phishing Database that aggregates millions of indicators of compromise (IOCs). This living repository grows continuously, improving detection accuracy and enabling proactive threat hunting through a dedicated Threat Search Dashboard available to all customers inside the SOCSoter portal. Users can safely investigate suspicious domains, view real-time screenshots, and escalate questionable links to the Security Operations Center (SOC) for further analysis. This collaborative model ensures that even emerging threats are quickly evaluated and addressed.

Addressing a Broader Spectrum of Threats
Phishing Intelligence is designed to detect and respond to a wide range of attack vectors, including:
• Traditional phishing emails
• Click-jacking attempts
• Malvertising campaigns
• QR code-based phishing (quishing)
• Malicious links embedded in documents

A Step Toward Smarter Cyber Defense

SOCSoter’s latest innovation reflects a broader shift in cybersecurity, from static defenses to adaptive, intelligence-driven strategies. As threat actors become more agile, so too must the tools designed to stop them.

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