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Automating Cyber Threat Intelligence: A Practical Approach to Managing Emerging Vulnerabilities

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Datadog threat team describes an automated pipeline that scores CVEs by GitHub proof‑of‑concepts, NVD metadata, social‑media trends and customer footprint, flagging ~30,000 yearly CVEs down to an emerging vulnerability queue. The pipeline uses APIs, a simple score calculator, Terraform + Ansible for provisioning, CI/CD runners to deploy honeypots in 10 minutes, Jupyter hunts across customer telemetry, and Yeti to store IOCs — the system runs in production and accelerated detection and advisories.

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  1. 0:00Automated cyber threat intelligence
  2. 1:46Team expertise at Datadog
  3. 3:56Emerging vulnerabilities challenges
  4. 6:43Manual to automated scoring
  5. 9:52Trendiness and PoC data
  6. 13:07Vulnerability reproduction
  7. 14:53Honeypot deployments with CI/CD
  8. 17:20Hunting in telemetry
  9. 20:27Threat intel with Yeti
  10. 22:13Key takeaways
  11. 24:20Closing remarks
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