What is an action that Autofocus cannot perform?

Autofocus is a threat intelligence tool designed to provide a comprehensive view of a security landscape by analyzing and correlating various types of data related to security incidents. One of its primary functions is to aid analysts in understanding and responding to different types of cybersecurity threats in a more effective way.

When it comes to distinguishing between attacks that violate confidentiality, Autofocus does not have the built-in capability to perform this action directly. While it can provide context and insights related to incidents, it doesn't specifically parse out and categorize the intent or impact of attacks based on whether they violate confidentiality, integrity, or availability. This level of differentiation requires nuanced contextual analysis beyond Autofocus's functions, which are primarily focused on data correlation and visibility of attack trends.

In contrast, Autofocus can display malware processes, show network connections used by malware, and distinguish between commodity and targeted attacks. These functionalities leverage the tool’s ability to analyze and aggregate data from various sources, making it capable of providing detailed information about observed threats and malware behavior. Thus, distinguishing between attacks based specifically on their violation of confidentiality is beyond its operational scope.