CTX for GPT-AI-driven security threat analysis.

Example

A user submits a file's hash to check for malware presence and past malicious associations.

Scenario

A security team investigates a suspicious file found in their system. By submitting the file's hash, they receive a report detailing its threat level, including whether it's been used in attacks and which groups or campaigns it's associated with. This allows the team to decide whether to quarantine the file and take further steps.

Example

Analyzing whether a specific IP address has been involved in cyberattacks.

Scenario

A network administrator notices unusual traffic from a particular IP address. Using CTX for GPT, they can determine if the IP has been flagged for malicious behavior, such as being part of a botnet or a known source of phishing campaigns. Based on the report, they can block the IP or take preventative measures.

Example

Gathering intelligence on a specific cybercriminal group or state-sponsored threat actor.

Scenario

A cybersecurity analyst researching an ongoing attack suspects a particular threat actor is behind it. By querying CTX for GPT, they retrieve information on the group, such as its previous campaigns, target industries, and countries, as well as its known methods of operation. This helps the analyst anticipate future actions and prepare defenses.