WILMINGTON, DE — Intel 471 announced the launch of its Cyber Threat Exposure Bundle on the Verity471 platform, combining multiple cybersecurity tools into a single offering designed to help organizations identify and manage external risks, the company said.
The new bundle integrates attack surface exposure, third-party exposure and brand exposure capabilities into one platform to provide a unified view of potential vulnerabilities and threats.
Intel 471 said the product is intended to help security teams detect exposed assets, monitor risks tied to vendors and partners, and identify brand impersonation across digital channels.
The attack surface exposure module allows organizations to identify external-facing assets, misconfigurations and vulnerabilities, while prioritizing remediation efforts based on threat intelligence.
The third-party exposure component enables monitoring of vendors and partners for vulnerabilities, data breaches and other risks that could affect an organization.
The brand exposure module focuses on detecting impersonation across websites, social media platforms and other online environments, allowing organizations to respond to potential threats.
“Since launching Verity471 in 2025, we continue to accelerate and improve our solutions to ensure our platform meets the needs of our customers,” said Michael DeBolt, president and chief intelligence officer at Intel 471, adding the bundle provides a more streamlined approach to managing cyber threats.
The company said the offering is designed to give security teams a standardized view of risk and enable faster response to emerging threats.
Jason Passwaters, chief executive officer and co-founder of Intel 471, said the bundle is aimed at helping security leaders manage risk while maintaining operational efficiency.
Intel 471 provides cyber threat intelligence services to enterprises, government agencies and other organizations, using data collection and analysis to identify and respond to cyber threats.