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Shared Threat Intelligence vs Isolated Defense

Run an attack campaign across several organizations and compare isolated defenders, who each independently rediscover the same attack, against a shared IOC threat-intel feed that lets every later target block it before the attacker arrives.

Cybersecurity3DModerate60 FPS

An attacker campaign moves across a set of organizations one at a time, always carrying the same indicator of compromise. With no shared threat intelligence, each organization only starts investigating after it has already been hit, and by the time it finishes analyzing the attack the damage is done — the same story repeats at every target, in full, from scratch. Subscribe those same organizations to a shared IOC feed instead, and the first confirmed detection propagates to everyone else almost instantly: every later target the attacker reaches has already blocked the exact indicator before the attacker arrives. Toggle between the two models and run the same campaign to compare how many attacks land successfully versus how many are blocked pre-emptively.

⚙ Under the hood

Run the same attack campaign against six organizations and compare isolated defenders, who each independently rediscover the same indicator of compromise from scratch, against a shared IOC threat-intel feed where the first confirmed detection lets every later target block the attacker before it arrives.

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3D · Three.js / WebGL renderer · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install