Zero-Day Threat Protection for Network Firewall by VisionHeight
VisionHeight · Cybersecurity & IT
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Evidence tier Source Confirmed · 4 captures on record
What the publisher says
As described on AWS Marketplace.
Zero-Day Threat Protection for Network Firewall delivers a continuously refreshed feed of malicious IPs, sourced from VisionHeight's Pulse Telemetry. The feed identifies attacker infrastructure being actively used by verified malicious actors before that infrastructure appears on public IOC blocklists.
Delivered as Network Firewall rule groups, the feed attaches directly to your firewall policy. No agents to deploy, no integrations to maintain. Updates are pushed continuously, so your firewall reflects the current state of the threat landscape without manual intervention.
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VisionHeight's Pulse Telemetry fingerprints attacker behavior across the global data-center attack surface (VPNs, VPS providers, proxies, hosting infrastructure). When known malicious actors rotate to new infrastructure after their previous tools are burned, that new infrastructure is identified and added to this feed, giving defenders a meaningful window to block attack campaigns at the network edge.
Highlights
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Predictive threat coverage: block malicious IPs before it surfaces on public IOC lists. Designed for defenders who want to stop attack campaigns at the network edge, not chase IOCs after the fact.
Always-fresh feed: continuous refresh from VisionHeight's Pulse Telemetry. No manual updates, no stale rule groups. The underlying infrastructure inventory updates daily as new malicious infrastructure is identified.
AWS-native deployment: subscribe via Marketplace, attach the rule group to your Network Firewall policy. No agents, no proxies, no integrations to maintain. Drop-in protection for AWS workloads.
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