We're excited to announce Intelligence Center 3.9, a release focused on giving you more flexibility in how you work with AI, and keeping your threat intelligence aligned with the evolving industry standards.
More choice for your AI-powered workflows
You can now connect Intelligence Center to Azure, Anthropic's Claude models, and Mistral, joining our existing support for OpenAI, Perplexity, Ollama, Amazon Bedrock, and other OpenAI-compatible LLMs.
This means you can choose the provider that best fits your infrastructure, compliance requirements, and performance goals, and select the best model for each AI-powered capability in the platform, such as search, summarization, IR matching, and more.
Intelligence Center connects seamlessly to LLMs wherever they live: hosted by you (on-prem, air-gapped, or cloud), in our secure cloud, or via third-party SaaS providers. With this release, organizations have even more freedom to choose, swap, or combine LLMs to avoid vendor lock-in and build the AI environment that works for them.
Stay aligned with MITRE ATT&CK v19.1
Intelligence Center now supports MITRE ATT&CK v19.1, helping keep your threat mappings aligned with the evolving ATT&CK framework. The v19 release introduced some of the most significant structural changes to ATT&CK in recent releases. For analysts, these changes provide more precise ways to map, investigate, and detect adversary activity across different environments:
- The Enterprise Defense Evasion tactic has been split into two new tactics: Stealth and Defense Impairment. Most existing Defense Evasion techniques keep their technique IDs and move under one of the two new tactics. A smaller set, centered on the former Impair Defenses techniques, has been revoked and reissued under new technique IDs.
- ICS ATT&CK gains new sub-techniques, giving analysts a more granular way to describe attacker behavior in industrial control systems.
- Mobile ATT&CK introduces Detection Strategies, providing a new way to organize approaches for detecting adversary techniques, initially covering areas including Initial Access and Execution.
Also in 3.9: Quality-of-life improvements
Alongside these two headline updates, 3.9 also includes a handful of improvements based on analyst feedback. They're designed to remove friction from everyday workflows: spotting report attachments faster, knowing at a glance which vendor integrations are free or paid, and setting one date and time standard for new users, with the option to override it individually if needed.
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The best way to understand what 3.9 means for your program is to see it against your own use cases. Book a demo and let us show you.