Fuente: Noticias ICEX Lugar: Threat Intelligence Threat IntelligenceGet threat intelligence to your team fast, in the tools they already useUpdated integration for Microsoft Teams brings curated intel directly into your stakeholders' workflowsShawn Jaqueson Mar 17, 202615-second summaryFeedly's Microsoft Teams integration just got significantly better. The updated integration, now available on the Microsoft Marketplace, gives CTI teams more control over how intelligence reaches stakeholders, with built-in deduplication, AI-generated summaries, and automatic translation.For most CTI teams, the workflow doesn't end with finding intelligence. It ends with making sure the right people act on it. The updated integration is built to make it easier to get the right intel to the right people, without the noise.Connect Feedly to MS TeamsRoute intelligence to the people who need it, without adding frictionThe integration lets you connect your Feedly Team AI Feeds and Boards to any Microsoft Teams channel. From there, you can create dedicated channels for specific needs or audiences. For instance, you could create threat categories, including ransomware activity, CVE disclosures, threat actor tracking, and sector-specific threats, and route intel to each one automatically. Alternatively, you could create channels for different stakeholders, such as the SOC team, the vulnerability management team, and leadership, and route appropriate intel to each group.For stakeholders who don't live in Feedly, this changes the experience entirely. Instead of waiting for a report or digging through a shared inbox, they get a timely, relevant alert in a channel they're already monitoring.Stay focused on the signalOne of the most common complaints CTI teams hear from stakeholders is "we're getting too much, and we can't tell what matters."Feedly can automatically deduplicate articles, so when multiple sources cover the same event, stakeholders see it once, not five times. Each notification can also include a concise AI-generated summary, so your team can assess relevance in seconds and decide whether to dig deeper.The result is a channel that feels curated rather than overwhelming.Expand your coverage without expanding your workloadThreat actors don't operate in a single language, and neither do the sources that track them. The integration supports automatic translation of article titles and summaries from dozens of languages into English (available on plans that include Multilingual), so your team can monitor regional sources and non-English threat reporting without manual effort.For organizations with exposure across multiple geographies, this helps minimize blind spots and accelerate time to notification without adding headcount or process.SummaryThe Feedly integration for Microsoft Teams gives CTI teams a direct line to the stakeholders who depend on their work. By pushing relevant, deduplicated, and translated intelligence into the channels your organization already uses, you reduce the gap between insight and action and make it easier for everyone to stay informed without changing how they work.Keep your team informed on real-time intelligenceUpdated integration for Microsoft Teams brings curated intel directly into your stakeholders' workflows.Connect Feedly to MS TeamsFAQsWhere can I find the Integrations page?You can find the Feedly app on the Microsoft Marketplace and install it https://marketplace.microsoft.com/en-us/product/WA200009889?tab=OverviewHow quickly will I see articles in MS Teams?You will see articles within minutes unless deduplication is enabled, then it could take up to 30 minutes.Which plans include automatic translation?All Threat Intelligence and Market Intelligence Advanced Plans 2024 or higher.Can articles from a Team Feed or Team Board be sent to multiple MS Teams channels?YesCan multiple Team Feeds or Team Boards be connected to the same single Microsoft Teams channel?YesWill all articles be duplicated regardless of whether they come from a Team Feed or Board?Only articles coming from a Team AI Feed will be deduplicated.What are the limitations of summarizing articles sent to MS Teams?You will be able to receive summaries of single articles, given that the content is long enough to be summarized.How can I set up notifications from my Feedly account to MS Teams?See the tutorial here: https://docs.feedly.com/article/841-feedlys-integration-for-microsoft-teams.I set up my notifications so that I don't get duplicates, but I am still seeing some. How come?1. Go to MS Teams, visit the MS Teams channel with Feedly duplicates and type @Feedly manage. Make sure that deduplication is on.2. There are some limitations when it comes to deduplication:- Short articles excluded: Very short articles are not deduplicated.- Same-publisher articles excluded: Articles from the same publisher are not deduplicated.- Team Board notifications excluded: Deduplication does not apply to notifications from connected Team Boards.Feel free to reach out to your Feedly Threat Intelligence Advisor if you think there are deduplication issues.I would like to get non-English articles auto-translated to a language other than English. Is that possible?No, our auto-translation capability translates exclusively into English.Which of my Feedly sources can I subscribe to in my MS Teams channels?For subscribing content to MS Teams, you have two options:- Team AI Feeds: Subscribe your individual AI Feeds to your MS Teams channels for automated, filtered content delivery- Team Boards: Subscribe your Boards to MS Teams for curated collections of articles.MS Teams channels cannot be subscribed directly to Team Folders.Recommended approach: If you need content from multiple sources in a single MS Teams channel, you can subscribe to multiple AI Feeds to the same channel. This gives you flexibility while maintaining control over what gets posted.Can I send articles to Microsoft Teams public channels, private channels, and groups?Yes, you can funnel Feedly articles to all three types of channels or groups in Microsoft Teams.