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Firstly, OpenCTI is open-source and makes no secret of it. There's a clear desire to share with the community in order to advance the tool (over 5,000 members on Slack at the time of writing). Having opted for an Enterprise account, we have very regular discussions with their highly qualified CSM team. The support team is very responsive and assists us on many issues.
The platform is manipulated daily by a team of CTI analysts in charge of capitalizing reports, consulted by numerous SOC analysts to find context on a threat, and requested by different security equipment all day long. Worst of all? OpenCTI does all this without flinching, and its responsiveness is always spot on.
With full integration of the STIX2.1 standard, it's very easy to use the platform to bring out the contextual intelligence needed by other teams such as the SOC. There's also a fairly extensive list of connectors, making it easy to exchange data with the big solutions that everyone is familiar with. In conclusion, the graphical interface is easy to use and intuitive, making it easy to implement many functions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
After positive feedback like this, I don't really see how I can tarnish the image I want to project of Filigran. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
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