In today's threat landscape, compromising on client security is simply not an option. A comprehensive cybersecurity solution is essential to proactively identify, assess, and mitigate potential vulnerabilities, ensuring the ongoing safety and integrity of client networks.
That is why we have integrated with ThreatDown, powered by Malwarebytes, to offer MSPs a comprehensive cybersecurity solution that combines the power of AI-driven automation with advanced threat detection, ultimate endpoint protection and response capabilities.
What is ThreatDown?
ThreatDown (powered by Malwarebytes) is a global cybersecurity leader delivering award-winning endpoint protection, privacy and threat prevention solutions worldwide. ThreatDown is now trusted by millions of individuals and organizations to stop threats at each stage of the attack lifecycle, secure digital identities and safeguard data and privacy.
List of supported ThreatDown products
Endpoint Detection and Response
Endpoint Protection
Vulnerability Assessment
Patch Management
Application Block
DNS Filtering
Mobile Security
Platform Used
OneView (multi-tenant)
How you can set it up
Click the settings icon on the pane to the left. On the settings page, scroll down to the bottom, and select marketplace.
On the marketplace page, you’ll find a list of available tools that you can integrate within SuperOps. You’ll find ThreatDown under the antivirus section. Click Integrate to start the configuration process.
Before you get started, please make sure that you have an active ThreatDown account
Log into the ThreatDown Partner Portal and fetch the Client ID and the Client Secret. Please make sure that while creating the Client ID and Client Secret the user has checked all 3 permissions; “read, write and execute.”
In the OAuth Client window, copy your Client ID and Client Secret and click on OK.
IMPORTANT: This is the only time your client secret is displayed. Store it in a secure place. If you lose the secret, you need to generate a new secret, and you will be required to update all integrations that used the old secret.
Copy paste the Client ID and the Client Secret in the ThreatDown configuration page within SuperOps and click on Connect.
Congratulations! You have successfully configured the integration!
Next, you need to map the clients from SuperOps to ThreatDown. Click on Map Clients. You can chose which SuperOps clients you would like to map to existing tenants in ThreatDown using the drop down list.
If you don’t want to map a SuperOps client to a ThreatDown company, click the Ignore box to the right of that particular client.
Once you have completed matching your clients, click on Import to begin your importing process. We will actively show the progress of this import process in the form of a status report. From the status report, you can see the number of clients created, imported, ignored, and any errors that occurred during the mapping process.
See ThreatDown in action
Go to Modules > Assets and click on any asset from the list. Here you can see the status of the antivirus in the Antivirus card.
To see how many threats were detected by ThreatDown, click More info on the Antivirus card. The Actions drop-down button will let you perform the following actions on the ThreatDown agent:
Scan
Protection Update
Remediate Endpoint
These actions are also available in the Actions drop-down in the top right corner of the Asset summary page.
