IBM X-Force vs. Palo Alto Networks AutoFocus Comparison

IBM X-Force

Palo Alto Networks AutoFocus

IBM X-Force

Read 1 IBM X-Force review.

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Palo Alto Networks AutoFocus

Read 1 Palo Alto Networks AutoFocus review.

1,096 views|754 comparisons

Most Helpful Review

Anonymous User

Director Cyber Security at a consultancy

This product has helped to increase staff productivity, but would like to have more AI capabilities to detect threat

It has a lot of artificial intelligence features. It helps us detect a lot of threats. What is more important, we are able to sense and detect more... Read more »

Ram Balaji

Pre-sales Engineer at VFM Systems And Services

Easy to install with a nice interface and dashboard

autofocus help our customer to prioritize and identify related IOC of a threat or malicious content

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Pros
"This product has helped to increase staff productivity." More IBM X-Force Pros »	"The feature that I like best is the dashboard." More Palo Alto Networks AutoFocus Pros »
Cons
"We would like to have more AI capabilities to detect threats and improve its productivity from a cybersecurity standpoint." More IBM X-Force Cons »	"I would like to have more technical documentation that contains greater detail on the types of threats that are occurring." More Palo Alto Networks AutoFocus Cons »

Pricing and Cost Advice
"Cost is clearly a consideration, but the important thing is what we do with the data and how we protect it.""One of the fastest ways to cut costs is reducing staff, and this product can reduce staff by 70 percent." More IBM X-Force Pricing and Cost Advice »	Information Not Available

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Ask a question Earn 20 points	What do you like most about Palo Alto Networks AutoFocus? Top Answer: The feature that I like best is the dashboard. What needs improvement with Palo Alto Networks AutoFocus? Top Answer: I would like to have more technical documentation that contains greater detail on the types of threats that are occurring. Examples of things that I would like more technical details about are… more » What is your primary use case for Palo Alto Networks AutoFocus? Top Answer: We are a solution provider and this is one of the products that we implement for our clients. It makes up part of their network security, helping them to detect threats.
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5th out of 40 in Threat Intelligence Platforms Views 1,205 Comparisons 733 Reviews 1 Average Words per Review 630 Rating 7.0	4th out of 40 in Threat Intelligence Platforms Views 1,096 Comparisons 754 Reviews 1 Average Words per Review 372 Rating 8.0
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Also Known As
X-Force Exchange, X-Force
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Overview
IBM X-Force Exchange is a cloud-based threat intelligence sharing platform enabling users to rapidly research the latest security threats, aggregate actionable intelligence and collaborate with peers. IBM X-Force Exchange is supported by human- and machine-generated intelligence leveraging the scale of IBM X-Force.	AutoFocus contextual threat intelligence service accelerates analysis, correlation and prevention workflows. Unique, targeted attacks are automatically prioritized with full context, allowing security teams to respond to critical attacks faster, without additional IT security resources.
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Top Industries
VISITORS READING REVIEWS Computer Software Company35% Comms Service Provider20% Non Profit6% Government6%	VISITORS READING REVIEWS Comms Service Provider25% Computer Software Company19% Media Company11% Educational Organization6%

IBM X-Force is ranked 5th in Threat Intelligence Platforms with 1 review while Palo Alto Networks AutoFocus is ranked 4th in Threat Intelligence Platforms with 1 review. IBM X-Force is rated 7.0, while Palo Alto Networks AutoFocus is rated 8.0. The top reviewer of IBM X-Force writes "This product has helped to increase staff productivity, but would like to have more AI capabilities to detect threat". On the other hand, the top reviewer of Palo Alto Networks AutoFocus writes "Easy to install with a nice interface and dashboard". IBM X-Force is most compared with IBM QRadar, AT&T AlienVault USM, ThreatStream, Splunk and Recorded Future, whereas Palo Alto Networks AutoFocus is most compared with Trend Micro Deep Discovery Inspector, LogRhythm NextGen SIEM, ThreatStream, Cisco Threat Grid and Recorded Future.

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