Bitdefender announced that it is expanding its partnership with Ferrari to provide the Bitdefender Advanced Threat Intelligence solution for the company’s global security operations. March 20 Ferrari confirms that he was the target of a cyber attack.

This is the second phase of the partnership between the two companies, the first was announced in September 2022.

Here’s what Bitdefender has to say about the partnership

Ferrari SpA is integrating Bitdefender Advanced Threat Intelligence into its Security Operations Center (SOC) to help IT security analysts at the Italian company more quickly review and triage alerts, improve threat hunting and incident response capabilities.

The Italian automaker will use Bitdefender Operational Intelligence Feeds services, which provide contextual information about cyber threats and indicators of compromise (IoC) around Advanced Persistent Threats (APT), phishing and fraud, dangerous IP addresses, domains, URLs and signatures used to spread cyber threats, exploitation of vulnerabilities, command and control (C2) servers, etc.

Security analysts at Ferrari will also have access to a query service that provides useful information not only about cybersecurity threats, but also contextual information around them, such as threat actors, malware families, victim profiles (industry, country, platform), trust , severity , popularity rating, vulnerabilities, exploits, etc.