During the Security Opportunities and Challenges cybersecurity week, Sber announced free access to its intelligent cyber threat management platform, X Threat Intelligence, for Russian companies. The information came from Stanislav Kuznetsov, Deputy Chairman of the Board of Directors of Sber, who spoke about the initiative while attending the SOC forum. The move is positioned as a step toward strengthening the cyber resilience of domestic businesses amid a rapidly evolving threat landscape.
The platform is designed to help organizations identify cyber threats within their ecosystems and to deliver actionable recommendations that bolster their cyber defenses. Access was opened specifically for participants of the SOC forum, with the aim of encouraging a broader range of Russian companies to benefit from its capabilities and data-driven insights.
“The X Threat Intelligence platform enables any company joining the platform to identify all cyber threats and its cyber environment and receive comprehensive recommendations on how to ensure full protection”, Kuznetsov explained.,
The bank highlighted that the platform currently hosts more than 420 thousand vulnerability disclosures, a figure supported by Sber’s advanced analytics. This extensive data pool is designed to help users quickly recognize exposure points and prioritize remediation efforts based on risk and potential impact.
The database of current platform vulnerabilities is updated regularly, ensuring users have access to the latest threat information. In addition, X Threat Intelligence provides a set of tools that guide users through the process of mitigating and eliminating identified vulnerabilities, reinforcing proactive defense measures across organizations.
Sberbank described the platform as consisting of six modules: vulnerabilities, malware, groups, tactics and techniques, analytical reports, and news. Each module contributes unique capabilities that together form a comprehensive framework for addressing cybersecurity challenges faced by modern enterprises.
“Each of the modules has been developed in depth and offers a wide range of capabilities to solve the problems of ensuring the cybersecurity of organizations”, the message stated.
The bank argued that expanding access to the platform within the domestic business community would substantially strengthen cybersecurity across all sectors of the Russian economy, enabling companies to adopt best practices, reduce risk, and enhance overall resilience against evolving cyber threats.