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Leo understands cyber attacks

Posted on by Sarah Hartland
New Feature
Easily track critical cyber attacks across your industry and supply chain.

The only constant in the realm of cyber security is change; hackers are continuously maturing and becoming more sophisticated, attack patterns are constantly evolving, and the threat landscape is growing more volatile every day; one cyber attack occurs every 39 seconds.

That’s why we’ve enhanced Leo’s knowledge of cyber attacks, targets, and industries so you can keep pace with the threat landscape and do what you do best: maintain the integrity of your security posture. You can ask Leo, your AI research assistant, to flag critical cyber attacks in your feeds and focus on specific attacks targeting your industry or supply chain. You can also push attack insights to your internal platforms via the Feedly API.

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Track all types of cyber attacks with a single smart topic priority

Leo flags important information to focus your efforts on targeted insights. Leo understands cyber attacks because we taught him about malware, ransomware, data breaches, phishing, social engineering, and fraud.

You can train Leo further and have him focus on the specific topics, threats, and threat actors you care about to gain a deeper understanding of the threat landscape as it applies to you.

From a proactive monitoring perspective, the power of using Feedly and Leo is to actually inform you of breaches before anyone else knows.”

Cybersecurity Analyst at a top energy provider

You can start by training Leo to recognize cyber attacks as a smart topic, a concept that Leo has been trained to understand with our AI models. Simply navigate to the security category you want to add this insight to and enter “cyber attack” as a topic. Training Leo to highlight cyber attacks in your security feed keeps you up-to-date with the most recent reports. Highlighting the attacks that are actually being conducted in the wild helps you effectively prioritize and ensures you never miss a thing. 

Focus on attacks targeting specific industries or Fortune 500 companies

We’ve taught Leo to recognize 19 industry sectors to ensure you always have the most current industry-relevant threat intelligence at your fingertips. Don’t see your industry? No problem! Ask us and we’ll teach Leo to recognize it.

We were able to turn the list of our top partners into a Leo Priority and ask Leo to flag cyberattacks targeting those partners. That’s how we identified that one of our vendors had been breached a week before that the actual company told us.”

Cybersecurity Analyst at top energy provider

Leo also recognizes each company listed in the Forbes Fortune 500 list to help you optimize and maintain your vendor security initiatives.You can gain these deeper insights simply by adding the industry or company you want Leo to flag for you. 

You can use Leo to detect new risks, reinforce your vendor risk programs, and potentially be the first to discover a breach. 

Track attacks targeting your supply chain

Track up to 1,000 vendors in your supply chain to see the most relevant cyber attacks early.

Supply chain attacks have been in the limelight recently. Now, Leo can help you cross-reference your known vulnerabilities with the latest threat intelligence. Proactive alerting informs you of critical vulnerabilities, cyber attacks, and emerging threats before anyone else. Need to know about zero-day exploits as soon as they are targeted? No problem. Need to create your own list of companies you want to track? Leo has your back.

Leo continuously gets smarter and more accurate. This process is optimized with your feedback! With the ‘Less Like This’ button, you can let Leo know the article he prioritized is wrong or not relevant to you. 

Everything you need, nothing you don’t

Every second counts in cybersecurity. You tell Leo what you want and he populates the insights you need, when you need them.

Leo does the work upfront so you can filter out the noise and save massive time, working smarter and faster. Up to 80% faster.

Before using Leo to track cyber attacks, we would struggle with an overload of data and waste time sifting through information. Our feed is now 2-3 times shorter, we do not miss out on any important cyber attacks and we earned back so much time!“

Anonymous Cybersecurity Analyst

Want to track specific cyber attacks in your field?

The Leo Cyber Attack skill is one of Leo’s advanced AI skills in the Feedly for Cybersecurity package.

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How an Australian energy provider stays on top of critical cyber threats with Feedly

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How an Australian energy provider stays on top of critical cyber threats with Feedly

Posted on by Annie Bacher
Case Study
This analyst team designed AI-powered security Feeds in Feedly that proactively alert them about specific topics, threats, and threat actors
The energy provider‘s results with Feedly
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Discovered a supply chain data breach a week before the public announcement

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Able to monitor hundreds of suppliers for breaches

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Detected a critical vulnerability within 2 hours of its release and patched it immediately

This Feedly for Cybersecurity client has graciously allowed us to share their story on the condition of anonymity. Client names have been changed.

THE CUSTOMER
This energy provider “helps keep the lights on for Australia”

Started using Feedly Cybersecurity: 2020

This Feedly client plays a critical role across the Australian energy sector. In tandem with other market players, they help protect Australia’s national energy supply from cyber attacks. “We help keep the lights on for Australia,” says Joe, Cybersecurity Threat Analyst.

THE CHALLENGE
Cybersecurity threat intelligence at human speed is no longer sustainable

The onslaught of information

The world of cyber threat tracking runs on a different clock than human speed. The firehose of cyber news makes it hard for our client’s security analysts to find the signal through the noise. Analysts like Joe and his team struggled to keep up with the onslaught of information. Joe used to manage his own personal spreadsheet of 350 sources of information, which he ranked by tiers based on how trusted they were. But the amount of screen time required to keep up with incoming information and identify trends was unsustainable. “The cyber world is like drinking from a firehose in terms of the information we see,” says Joe.

“There’s this concept of cyber time. Last week’s issue is like three years ago. We’re so swamped with information, we don’t have time to dive deep on a lot of stuff.”

– Joe, Cybersecurity Threat Analyst

Ever-changing types of attacks and attackers

As cyber threats and ransomware crews become increasingly sophisticated, the human ability to monitor the cyber threat landscape falls behind. No matter how knowledgeable you are, cybersecurity at human speed can’t keep up with ransomware crews using increasingly complex software to manage their operations. 

For companies like this energy provider, the stakes are high. “If they encrypt our environment, we can’t supply energy to Australia,” says Joe. 

A data breach of even the smallest of our client’s vendors could put them at risk, so Joe and his team needed a way to keep an eye on even the smallest of breaches. 

THE SOLUTION
A stream of AI-powered security intelligence

The analyst team at this company needed better tools to help leverage their time and attention and stop doing manual research. Joe’s team had been using Feedly to aggregate information for years. But when his boss, Oliver, Cyber Threat and Operations Manager, found out that Feedly’s cybersecurity-specific plan could use AI to flag cyber attacks, threats, and vulnerabilities, they knew they had to try it. 

Organizing their security sources into focused Feeds 

Oliver created Feeds around three main focus areas: renewable energy sources + cybersecurity, critical vulnerabilities, and supply chain threats. 

The team selected sources of information they trusted to track cybersecurity news. Not all articles from their trusted sources concern the energy sector. To filter out cybersecurity news unrelated to the energy sector, they configured Leo, Feedly’s AI research assistant, to flag articles about the specific areas they care about.

“Before using Leo, we had very generic Feeds. We were just looking for energy and cybersecurity news in our region. But over time, I’ve been able to nuance our requirements over supply chain attacks, like Solar Winds.”

Tracking ransomware in the energy space

For example, the analyst team has always tracked news at the intersection of cybersecurity and the energy sector. But once they started using Feedly for Cybersecurity, they created a Leo Priority to flag articles that cover ransomware in the energy industry.

The team created a Leo Priority to flag articles about ransomware and the energy industry.

Tracking supply chain attacks

“We were concerned about the supply chain risk for our company,” says Joe. “We talked to our internal procurement team to really understand our top 30 providers, with whom we spend millions of dollars.”

To track supply chain risks, the team selected the exact vendors they work with and created a personalized stream of intelligence to track risks coming from their supply chain. “We were able to turn the list of our top partners into a Leo Priority and ask him to flag cyber attacks targeting those partners,” explains Joe. 

The analyst team used the “Leo company lists” feature to track a list of 650 suppliers — from Microsoft to small law offices. Leo now flags articles about cyber attacks on those companies.  

With a Priority in place, Leo flags articles about data breaches related to any of the company’s suppliers, so they’ll know when one of the companies in their supply chain is breached or attacked. Leo recognizes most of these names as companies, so he can differentiate if an attack is about Amazon (company) vs. Amazon (the river), for example.

Pushing articles to Slack to share with the local intelligence community 

Beyond their internal intelligence team, Joe and Oliver share information with a Slack channel of 150 security professionals across the Australian energy sector. 

When members of Joe’s team save articles to the “Attacks in Energy Sector” Board, they automatically get pushed to a designated channel in Slack.

Joe and Oliver add critical articles to a specific Feedly Board. They’ve connected the Board to the shared Slack channel, so when Joe or his teammates add articles to the Board, their security community will automatically see critical updates. 

The analyst team can add Notes when they save articles to their “Attacks in Energy Sector” Board, and those notes will show up in the designated Slack channel.

THE RESULTS
Staying ahead of the curve

In October 2020, thanks to the work Joe had done to create Priorities based on their top 30 suppliers, his team proactively identified a data breach from one of their vendors. 

“Thanks to my supply chain Priority in Feedly, we identified that one of our vendors had been breached a week before that the actual company actually officially told us.”

This proactive alerting allowed Joe’s team to inform procurement areas and monitor leak sites to see if any sensitive material had been published. Luckily none had been released, and the issue eventually went away.

In March 2021, Joe checked his Feedly in the morning as usual, and found an F5 breach within two hours of the breach itself. “I was sitting at my desk, and I saw the F5 vulnerability pop up in Feedly. I pushed it out to management, and then there was a massive effort to patch that problem within two days, which was awesome.” 

“I was sitting at my desk, and I saw the F5 vulnerability pop up in Feedly. I pushed it out to management, and then there was a massive effort to patch that problem within two days, which was awesome.”

Avoiding information overload

When a vulnerability is exposed, “information overload goes up — you can see how the malware reporting goes up associated with that particular vulnerability” says Joe. In response to an exposed vulnerability, there’s a corresponding increase in exploits. That’s where Feedly comes in. Instead of wading through pages of articles about vulnerabilities and exploits that don’t concern his company, Joe can use Leo to surface vulnerabilities and exploits relevant to them.

“And that’s the power of Feedly. Using the smarts, intelligence, and Leo’s natural language processing to align vulnerabilities with exploits. What pops out at the end is what you need to know, what you need to take action on. Not the noise.”

What’s next: expanding the supply chain tracking 

In late 2020, the analyst team discovered that a smaller supplier, a local law firm, was attacked after using a tool with an unpatched vulnerability. Criminals were able to steal data through a File Transfer tool. Our client was spending a relatively small amount of money with this company, so they weren’t on their list of top 30 suppliers, but this made Joe and his team realize they needed to expand their supply chain tracking in Feedly. 

The more they personalize their Feeds with help from Leo, the more our client’s security analysts can stay focused on the real threats. As Joe trusts Feedly more and more, he can focus on the high level analysis, and rely on Leo’s natural language processing to do the tedious work for him. 

Joe is excited for the possibilities to get even more proactive with upcoming Feedly features. In addition to their supply chain tracking project, the analyst team plans to use the Feedly API to push alerts directly to their internal intelligence platform, which will make it even easier to focus on threats.

From a proactive monitoring perspective, the power of using Feedly is to actually inform you of breaches before anyone else knows.”

More proactive threat intelligence. Less noise.

Streamline your threat intelligence in Feedly so you can focus on real threats and ignore the distractions.

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Research critical vulnerabilities with the Leo CVE Dashboard

Posted on by Sarah Hartland
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Contextualized CVE information for faster threat research, without the overwhelm

Cyber attacks are increasing in volume and sophistication across every industry and category, leaving threat analysts and frontline security teams faced with a flood of information. The consequences of missing critical information are astronomical, but no human can keep up with this onslaught of data on their own. 

You need relevant, real-time, accurate information – and scrolling through an endless list of sources won’t get you there. That’s why we’re excited to announce that Leo, your AI research assistant, now aggregates information on vulnerabilities, exploits, malware families, and threat actors into a single view so that he can help you proactively track and research CVEs. 

The Leo CVE Dashboard gives you at-a-glance visibility into relevant trending vulnerabilities, and you can use Leo to focus any of your feeds for faster insight into risks impacting your business’s software, hardware, and application stack. 

Information overload is real. This is why we enhanced Leo’s cybersecurity knowledge graph so  he can help you proactively track and research critical vulnerabilities and zero-day exploits relevant to you. 

With Leo, you can prioritize the CVEs that impact your organization’s technology stack and reduce the time it takes to investigate threats by up to 70%. All of this information is available at a glance via the Leo CVE Dashboard and throughout your Feeds.

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Before using Feedly for Cybersecurity, my biggest challenge was to quickly sort through all the data to find the top CVEs by mention, and track their relationships with exploits, patches, etc. It would take a lot of work to search through unstructured text and large bulk files. With Leo, it’s so much easier to quickly review details of a CVE and its associated relationships.”

Michael Rossi, Independent Security Consultant, Cybeta

The Leo CVE Dashboard: a complete CVE overview in a glimpse 

If you want to dive deeper into a CVE, exploit, or threat, Leo synthesizes vulnerability, patch, exploit/PoC, malware, and threat actor information into a single CVE Dashboard. Leo eliminates the time you used to spend opening a new browser tab, searching, browsing for the resource you want, and skimming everything individually to find what mattered.

Instead of having dozens of research tabs open in your browser, The Leo CVE Dashboard consolidates the information into a single location where you have at-a-glance views of:

  • CVSS score and vector string 
  • CWE
  • Affected systems, including vendor advisories
  • Exploit information
  • Patches
  • Associated malware families
  • Associated threat actors
  • Awareness graph
  • Number of Web and Social Media mentions, including Twitter and Reddit

For new vulnerabilities that don’t have a CVSS assigned yet, Leo uses a proprietary NLP model based on the CVSS v3 methodology to forecast this score. This way, you can spot new threats and take proactive steps in real-time.

Color-coding helps you make quick decisions about the next steps in your investigation. The darker the color on the Awareness graph, the more people are talking about the CVE across the web.

Get complete CVE overviews in a glimpse.

Leo provides links to all the external resources you need to investigate the CVE, so  you can more rapidly respond to threats and improve important cybersecurity metrics like mean time to detection (MTTD), mean time to investigate (MTTI), and mean time to remediate (MTTR). 

Dig deeper, faster, to determine if a specific vulnerability represents a critical risk for your organization based on its technology stack to decide whether to flag the intel and share it with the rest of your team.

For example, you can click on “Affected System” or “Patched” to go directly to those sources like the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) National Vulnerability Database or websites with patches for remediation purposes. 

Click elements on the dashboard for more context and source material.

“Before using Feedly for Cybersecurity, it was hard to prioritize which vulnerabilities were more important at a glance and determine if they applied to our networks. Now that we use Leo, we have been saving so much time, it’s much appreciated!“

– Feedly for Cybersecurity Customer

Leo can surface relevant critical vulnerabilities across your Feeds

In addition to his interactive CVE Dashboard, Leo also prioritizes the most recent and talked about CVEs, right on your Today page. Simply click on a CVE name to see the dashboard complete with the information necessary for critical decision-making.

Leo knows cybersecurity because we taught him about CVE, CVSS, exploits, patches, threat actors, and other security intelligence concepts. Leo summarizes the information from various resources including NVD, vendor advisories, blogs, Twitter, and Reddit so you don’t have to check each location, sifting through posts unrelated to the CVE you care about.

The Trending in Cybersecurity dashboard showcases the top 5 trending vulnerabilities.

You can add new Leo Priorities on top of your current feed to add contextual business risk. For example, if your technology stack includes Oracle, Adobe, and Google Chrome, but not Samba, you can refine Leo’s priorities so you only see what’s relevant to your organization. 

Train Leo to prioritize vulnerabilities based on CVSS score to increase the relevance of your feed. Leo can flag risks related to your organization’s unique technology stack so you can out pace attackers.

You can start by training Leo to surface CVE’s based on Qualitative Severity Rating Scale — choose our preset for “high” or specify the CVSS scores to build your organization’s context into what you see.

Training Leo by using “HIGH” in combination with either products or vulnerability types personalizes your feed based on your organization’s unique needs. This lets you focus on the risks specific to your organization, weeding out the information you don’t need.

Surface the critical (CVSS > 8 or CVSS > 5 and exploit) vulnerabilities related to Oracle, Adobe, and Chrome.

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Follow Reddit in Feedly

Posted on by Annie Bacher
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Pull content from Reddit communities and searches directly into your Feeds

Reddit is “home of thousands of communities, endless conversations, and authentic human connection.” It can be an amazing resource for finding the best insights on topics and trends you care about.

That’s why we’re excited to announce the new Reddit integration for Feedly! You can now connect your Reddit account to Feedly and pull content from communities and searches directly into your Feeds.

Then, use the power of Leo — your AI research assistant — to surface important Reddit content and filter out noisy posts.

With the Feedly Reddit integration, I really enjoy finding new insights and starting conversations about topics that are key to me. Reddit feeds now belong to my research flow and I can integrate this knowledge into my personal blog and tweets.”

Thomas Deneuville, Interaction Designer

Follow Reddit in Feedly

Find authentic information from Reddit communities to incorporate into your research. Now available for Feedly users on all plans.

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Follow Reddit communities in Feedly 

Reddit communities are goldmines for conversations on specific topics. When you add a Reddit community as a source in Feedly, you can organize it into a Feed alongside any of the 10 other types of sources in Feedly, like news sources, email newsletters, and Twitter.

To get started, Click the ‘+’ button in the left navigation bar and choose the ‘Reddit Feeds’ tab. 

After you connect your Reddit account, you can search for your favorite community. Enter the community name or URL in the search bar, for example: Futurology or reddit.com/r/Futurology/.

Click ‘+’ in the left navigation bar and search for Reddit communities like r/Futurology to add them to your Feeds.

Follow Reddit searches

You can follow a Reddit search in Feedly so anytime new content is published that matches your search, you’ll see the new posts in your Feeds.

To follow a search, type your Reddit search directly into the search bar in the ‘Reddit Feeds’ tab.

You can also create an advanced search query in Reddit and then paste the finished URL of the search into Feedly.

Follow a Reddit search: Search inside Feedly, or create an advanced search in Reddit and paste the URL of the search into your search bar in Feedly.

Read linked articles directly in your Feedly 

If a Reddit post links to an article, Leo will pull the content of the article into your Feedly. You can read it, save it to a Board, add Notes or Highlights, or tag a teammate.

When a post links to an article, you can open the article right in Feedly<br>

Ask Leo to prioritize specific topics, companies, or business events

Once you’ve set up your sources, it’s time to put Leo, your AI research assistant, to work to help you filter out the noise. 

Leo will read every post published to the Reddit communities and searches you’ve followed. He’ll put the content mentioning the topics, companies, or business events you prioritize.

Leo will look for your Priorities in both the posts and the articles they link out to. For example, if you prioritize SpaceX (the company), Leo looks through all community posts and any linked articles to find mentions of SpaceX. He’ll add articles mentioning SpaceX to your Priority tab.

Leo reads every Reddit post in this Feed and the articles they link out to, and prioritizes the ones mentioning SpaceX.

Ask Leo to mute noisy Reddit posts

Just like any other piece of content in Feedly, you can ask Leo to mute posts about topics you don’t care about, so you only see essential news in your Feeds.

To create a Mute Filter, go to ‘Train Leo’ → ‘Mute Filters’ to mute content about a topic or keyword.

Leo reads both the content of the Reddit post and any linked content to decide whether or not to mute a post.

Leo reads every post published in the selected Feed and mutes the ones mentioning iPhone.

Examples of ways to use Reddit in Feedly

Let’s look at some ways Feedly users can use the Reddit integration to stay on top of updates in their industries:

A journalist wants to stay on top of updates in the finance business industry

While researching the finance business industry, a journalist can add a Reddit search for “blockchain” in their “Finance Business” Feed to stay on top of authentic conversations related to the topic.

An HR manager wants to keep up with insights and opinions on company benefits

To keep a finger on the pulse of people’s opinions of company benefits and work/life balance, an HR manager can follow Reddit communities about the company, and about areas like r/HumanResources and r/CareerSuccess.

An angel investor wants to keep up with startups they invest in

To learn as much as possible about the startups they invested in — without spending hours sifting through Reddit — an angel investor can follow searches for the names of each startup and add them to a “Startup” Feed. Then, they can layer a Leo Priority for product launches on top of that “Startup” Feed. Content about product launches related to specific startups will show up in their Priority tab.

I used to feel like I was missing out on content I care about. I now have much more granular access to communities discussing my similar interests, all aggregated in Feedly.”

Dan Bolivar, Software Manager at Pariveda Solutions

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Follow Reddit in Feedly

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 FAQs about the Reddit integration

How do I get started with the Reddit integration? What can I follow?

Anyone with a Feedly account (whether you’re on a free, Pro+, Business, or Enterprise plan) has access to the Reddit integration.

To get started, click the ‘+’ icon in the left navigation bar and choose the Reddit Feeds tab. Once you connect your Reddit account, you can follow keywords, communities, or searches.

Can I follow my own Reddit homepage?

Yes. If you want to follow the homepage you see when you go to reddit.com, then type “https://www.reddit.com/” into the Feedly search bar. The homepage of the Reddit account that’s connected to your Feedly account will be pulled in as a source.

How can I follow the top Reddit posts in Feedly?

Search for “https://www.reddit.com/top”, you should see a source for the top (most upvoted) posts from your Reddit subscriptions.

Search for “https://www.reddit.com/best” and you’ll see a source for the best posts (the most upvoted, with the fewest downvotes) from your Reddit subscriptions.

What’s the limit for posts from Reddit per day?

Feedly has a limit of 1,000 posts per day from each Reddit source.

Why are you offering this new Reddit Integration?

The old Feedly + Reddit integration wasn’t reliable — some Reddit sources didn’t update, and some updated only sporadically. The new integration uses the Reddit API, which allows each user to reliably follow Reddit communities and searches. Reddit sources will be updated every 10 minutes.

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Pull content from Reddit communities and searches directly into your Feeds

Reddit is “home of thousands of communities, endless conversations, and authentic human connection.” It can be an amazing resource for finding the best insights on topics and trends you care about.

That’s why we’re excited to announce the new Reddit integration for Feedly! You can now connect your Reddit account to Feedly and pull content from communities and searches directly into your Feeds.

Then, use the power of Leo — your AI research assistant — to surface important Reddit content and filter out noisy posts.

With the Feedly Reddit integration, I really enjoy finding new insights and starting conversations about topics that are key to me. Reddit feeds now belong to my research flow and I can integrate this knowledge into my personal blog and tweets.”

Thomas Deneuville, Interaction Designer

Follow Reddit in Feedly

Find authentic information from Reddit communities to incorporate into your research. Now available for Feedly users on all plans.

TRY THE REDDIT INTEGRATION

Follow Reddit communities in Feedly 

Reddit communities are goldmines for conversations on specific topics. When you add a Reddit community as a source in Feedly, you can organize it into a Feed alongside any of the 10 other types of sources in Feedly, like news sources, email newsletters, and Twitter.

To get started, Click the ‘+’ button in the left navigation bar and choose the ‘Reddit Feeds’ tab. 

After you connect your Reddit account, you can search for your favorite community. Enter the community name or URL in the search bar, for example: Futurology or reddit.com/r/Futurology/.

Click ‘+’ in the left navigation bar and search for Reddit communities like r/Futurology to add them to your Feeds.

Follow Reddit searches

You can follow a Reddit search in Feedly so anytime new content is published that matches your search, you’ll see the new posts in your Feeds.

To follow a search, type your Reddit search directly into the search bar in the ‘Reddit Feeds’ tab.

You can also create an advanced search query in Reddit and then paste the finished URL of the search into Feedly.

Follow a Reddit search: Search inside Feedly, or create an advanced search in Reddit and paste the URL of the search into your search bar in Feedly.

Read linked articles directly in your Feedly 

If a Reddit post links to an article, Leo will pull the content of the article into your Feedly. You can read it, save it to a Board, add Notes or Highlights, or tag a teammate.

When a post links to an article, you can open the article right in Feedly<br>

Ask Leo to prioritize specific topics, companies, or business events

Once you’ve set up your sources, it’s time to put Leo, your AI research assistant, to work to help you filter out the noise. 

Leo will read every post published to the Reddit communities and searches you’ve followed. He’ll put the content mentioning the topics, companies, or business events you prioritize.

Leo will look for your Priorities in both the posts and the articles they link out to. For example, if you prioritize SpaceX (the company), Leo looks through all community posts and any linked articles to find mentions of SpaceX. He’ll add articles mentioning SpaceX to your Priority tab.

Leo reads every Reddit post in this Feed and the articles they link out to, and prioritizes the ones mentioning SpaceX.

Ask Leo to mute noisy Reddit posts

Just like any other piece of content in Feedly, you can ask Leo to mute posts about topics you don’t care about, so you only see essential news in your Feeds.

To create a Mute Filter, go to ‘Train Leo’ → ‘Mute Filters’ to mute content about a topic or keyword.

Leo reads both the content of the Reddit post and any linked content to decide whether or not to mute a post.

Leo reads every post published in the selected Feed and mutes the ones mentioning iPhone.

Examples of ways to use Reddit in Feedly

Let’s look at some ways Feedly users can use the Reddit integration to stay on top of updates in their industries:

A journalist wants to stay on top of updates in the finance business industry

While researching the finance business industry, a journalist can add a Reddit search for “blockchain” in their “Finance Business” Feed to stay on top of authentic conversations related to the topic.

An HR manager wants to keep up with insights and opinions on company benefits

To keep a finger on the pulse of people’s opinions of company benefits and work/life balance, an HR manager can follow Reddit communities about the company, and about areas like r/HumanResources and r/CareerSuccess.

An angel investor wants to keep up with startups they invest in

To learn as much as possible about the startups they invested in — without spending hours sifting through Reddit — an angel investor can follow searches for the names of each startup and add them to a “Startup” Feed. Then, they can layer a Leo Priority for product launches on top of that “Startup” Feed. Content about product launches related to specific startups will show up in their Priority tab.

I used to feel like I was missing out on content I care about. I now have much more granular access to communities discussing my similar interests, all aggregated in Feedly.”

Dan Bolivar, Software Manager at Pariveda Solutions

Lists we like

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Follow Reddit in Feedly

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 FAQs about the Reddit integration

How do I get started with the Reddit integration? What can I follow?

Anyone with a Feedly account (whether you’re on a free, Pro+, Business, or Enterprise plan) has access to the Reddit integration.

To get started, click the ‘+’ icon in the left navigation bar and choose the Reddit Feeds tab. Once you connect your Reddit account, you can follow keywords, communities, or searches.

Can I follow my own Reddit homepage?

Yes. If you want to follow the homepage you see when you go to reddit.com, then type “https://www.reddit.com/” into the Feedly search bar. The homepage of the Reddit account that’s connected to your Feedly account will be pulled in as a source.

How can I follow the top Reddit posts in Feedly?

Search for “https://www.reddit.com/top”, you should see a source for the top (most upvoted) posts from your Reddit subscriptions.

Search for “https://www.reddit.com/best” and you’ll see a source for the best posts (the most upvoted, with the fewest downvotes) from your Reddit subscriptions.

What’s the limit for posts from Reddit per day?

Feedly has a limit of 1,000 posts per day from each Reddit source.

Why are you offering this new Reddit Integration?

The old Feedly + Reddit integration wasn’t reliable — some Reddit sources didn’t update, and some updated only sporadically. The new integration uses the Reddit API, which allows each user to reliably follow Reddit communities and searches. Reddit sources will be updated every 10 minutes.

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Pull content from Twitter accounts, hashtags, Lists, and searches directly into your Feedly feed

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Posted on by Annie Bacher
New Feature
Pull content from Reddit communities and searches directly into your Feeds

Reddit is “home of thousands of communities, endless conversations, and authentic human connection.” It can be an amazing resource for finding the best insights on topics and trends you care about.

That’s why we’re excited to announce the new Reddit integration for Feedly! You can now connect your Reddit account to Feedly and pull content from communities and searches directly into your Feeds.

Then, use the power of Leo — your AI research assistant — to surface important Reddit content and filter out noisy posts.

With the Feedly Reddit integration, I really enjoy finding new insights and starting conversations about topics that are key to me. Reddit feeds now belong to my research flow and I can integrate this knowledge into my personal blog and tweets.”

Thomas Deneuville, Interaction Designer

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Find authentic information from Reddit communities to incorporate into your research. Now available for Feedly users on all plans.

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Follow Reddit communities in Feedly 

Reddit communities are goldmines for conversations on specific topics. When you add a Reddit community as a source in Feedly, you can organize it into a Feed alongside any of the 10 other types of sources in Feedly, like news sources, email newsletters, and Twitter.

To get started, Click the ‘+’ button in the left navigation bar and choose the ‘Reddit Feeds’ tab. 

After you connect your Reddit account, you can search for your favorite community. Enter the community name or URL in the search bar, for example: Futurology or reddit.com/r/Futurology/.

Click ‘+’ in the left navigation bar and search for Reddit communities like r/Futurology to add them to your Feeds.

Follow Reddit searches

You can follow a Reddit search in Feedly so anytime new content is published that matches your search, you’ll see the new posts in your Feeds.

To follow a search, type your Reddit search directly into the search bar in the ‘Reddit Feeds’ tab.

You can also create an advanced search query in Reddit and then paste the finished URL of the search into Feedly.

Follow a Reddit search: Search inside Feedly, or create an advanced search in Reddit and paste the URL of the search into your search bar in Feedly.

Read linked articles directly in your Feedly 

If a Reddit post links to an article, Leo will pull the content of the article into your Feedly. You can read it, save it to a Board, add Notes or Highlights, or tag a teammate.

When a post links to an article, you can open the article right in Feedly<br>

Ask Leo to prioritize specific topics, companies, or business events

Once you’ve set up your sources, it’s time to put Leo, your AI research assistant, to work to help you filter out the noise. 

Leo will read every post published to the Reddit communities and searches you’ve followed. He’ll put the content mentioning the topics, companies, or business events you prioritize.

Leo will look for your Priorities in both the posts and the articles they link out to. For example, if you prioritize SpaceX (the company), Leo looks through all community posts and any linked articles to find mentions of SpaceX. He’ll add articles mentioning SpaceX to your Priority tab.

Leo reads every Reddit post in this Feed and the articles they link out to, and prioritizes the ones mentioning SpaceX.

Ask Leo to mute noisy Reddit posts

Just like any other piece of content in Feedly, you can ask Leo to mute posts about topics you don’t care about, so you only see essential news in your Feeds.

To create a Mute Filter, go to ‘Train Leo’ → ‘Mute Filters’ to mute content about a topic or keyword.

Leo reads both the content of the Reddit post and any linked content to decide whether or not to mute a post.

Leo reads every post published in the selected Feed and mutes the ones mentioning iPhone.

Examples of ways to use Reddit in Feedly

Let’s look at some ways Feedly users can use the Reddit integration to stay on top of updates in their industries:

A journalist wants to stay on top of updates in the finance business industry

While researching the finance business industry, a journalist can add a Reddit search for “blockchain” in their “Finance Business” Feed to stay on top of authentic conversations related to the topic.

An HR manager wants to keep up with insights and opinions on company benefits

To keep a finger on the pulse of people’s opinions of company benefits and work/life balance, an HR manager can follow Reddit communities about the company, and about areas like r/HumanResources and r/CareerSuccess.

An angel investor wants to keep up with startups they invest in

To learn as much as possible about the startups they invested in — without spending hours sifting through Reddit — an angel investor can follow searches for the names of each startup and add them to a “Startup” Feed. Then, they can layer a Leo Priority for product launches on top of that “Startup” Feed. Content about product launches related to specific startups will show up in their Priority tab.

I used to feel like I was missing out on content I care about. I now have much more granular access to communities discussing my similar interests, all aggregated in Feedly.”

Dan Bolivar, Software Manager at Pariveda Solutions

Lists we like

Looking for good Reddit communities to follow? Here are some curated collections of communities to follow based on your interests:


Follow Reddit in Feedly

Find authentic information from Reddit communities to incorporate into your research. Now available for Feedly users on all plans.

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 FAQs about the Reddit integration

How do I get started with the Reddit integration? What can I follow?

Anyone with a Feedly account (whether you’re on a free, Pro+, Business, or Enterprise plan) has access to the Reddit integration.

To get started, click the ‘+’ icon in the left navigation bar and choose the Reddit Feeds tab. Once you connect your Reddit account, you can follow keywords, communities, or searches.

Can I follow my own Reddit homepage?

Yes. If you want to follow the homepage you see when you go to reddit.com, then type “https://www.reddit.com/” into the Feedly search bar. The homepage of the Reddit account that’s connected to your Feedly account will be pulled in as a source.

How can I follow the top Reddit posts in Feedly?

Search for “https://www.reddit.com/top”, you should see a source for the top (most upvoted) posts from your Reddit subscriptions.

Search for “https://www.reddit.com/best” and you’ll see a source for the best posts (the most upvoted, with the fewest downvotes) from your Reddit subscriptions.

What’s the limit for posts from Reddit per day?

Feedly has a limit of 1,000 posts per day from each Reddit source.

Why are you offering this new Reddit Integration?

The old Feedly + Reddit integration wasn’t reliable — some Reddit sources didn’t update, and some updated only sporadically. The new integration uses the Reddit API, which allows each user to reliably follow Reddit communities and searches. Reddit sources will be updated every 10 minutes.

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The New Cybersecurity Trending Dashboard (Beta)

Posted on by Edwin K
An at-a-glance overview of the evolving cybersecurity threat landscape

Keeping up with the most critical threats, vulnerabilities, and threat actors can be time consuming and overwhelming.

We have been working with some existing Feedly for Cybersecurity customers to create a trending dashboard that offers an at-a-glance overview of the evolving cybersecurity threat landscape.

Today, we are excited to launch a beta of the Cybersecurity Trending Dashboard to all the Feedly for Cybersecurity customers.

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Here is a quick demo!

Trending Threats

The first component of the Trending Dashboard is a list of the trending threats reported across 1,200 different cybersecurity sources (new sites, blogs, or twitter accounts).

The today section now includes a Trending in Cybersecurity dashboard

It allows you to get a quick overview of what are the critical threats that are being reported across all the cybersecurity sites the Feedly community is reading. You can think of this as a TechMeme for Cybersecurity.

The model producing this dashboard is focusing on the news published in the last 24 hours.

Behind the scene, Leo is reading all the articles across all the cybersecurity sources and twitter accounts, dismissing the ones that are not about cybersecurity threats, clustering the ones that are reporting the same threat, and ranking them using different “features”.

The initial model we are pushing to beta is a global model. This means that your personal priorities and mute filters are not affecting this model (yet!)

Trending Vulnerabilities

The second component is a list of the trending vulnerabilities that are being discovered or discussed across Cybersecurity sources.

You can click on a specific vulnerability and drill down to a page that captures all the mentions and chatter around that vulnerability.

See the chatter about a specific vulnerability

Trending Threat Actors

The last component is a list of trending threat actor mentions. It allows you to get an overview of which threat actors are being covered in the news.

You can click on a specific threat actor and get a “Search across the Web” overview of the mentions.

See the chatter about a specific threat actor

Continuously learning and getting smarter

Every component has a “Less Like This” down arrow button that you can use to provide feedback to Leo. The feedback is going to be reviewed by the product team during the beta to understand how to improve the relevant, deduplication, and prioritization. Leo loves candid feedback.

Using the Less Like This down arrow button to offer Leo feedback

We look forward to listening to your feedback and continuously improving the Cybersecurity Trending Dashboard over the next 8 weeks.

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We also want to thank the customers who suggested this feature and worked with us during the Alpha. You know who you are!

Can I personalize the Trending Cybersecurity Dashboard?

Not in the current version. Once we have the core model optimized, we will look at ways to allow you personalize the dashboard by industry, product, threat types.

What is the best way to offer feedback to the product team during the beta?

If you have feedback regarding specific articles or CVEs, please use the Less Like This down arrow button to submit your feedback. If you have ideas on how to improve the concept, please email leo@feedly.com

How can I get a Demo of Feedly for Cybersecurity?

If you are part of a cybersecurity team and want to get a demo of how Feedly for Cybersecurity can help you streamline your open source intelligence, you can request a demo and a free trial here.

Can I access the Cybersecurity Trending Dashboard in the Feedly Mobils App?

Not yet. The beta is only available in the Feedly Web application. We will integrate this feature into the mobile experience once the beta is complete.

Can I remove the Trending Cybersecurity Dashboard from my Today page?

Yes. If you go to your Leo preferences (https://feedly.com/i/account/leo) and scroll to the bottom of that page, you will see an option to hide the Trending Dashboard.

The right login

Posted on by @feedly

The feedly app allows you to login to your feedly using a Google, Facebook, Twitter, Evernote, Microsoft or Feedly login. If you land into a feedly and do not see your feeds and collections, it is likely that you used a different login. The solution to this is to log out and log back in using your initial feedly login. Here are some tips to help you do this:

Tip #1: Who I am logged in as?
At the bottom of the left selector, you will find information about who you are currently logged in as. Please make sure that the email/id and service you are currently logged in as is the same as the email/service you used to sign up initially to feedly.

Tip #2: “I don’t remember using a social login!”
If you are a long time feedly user and do not remember which login you used to create your feedly account, you most likely used the Google login – we only supported Google at inception. If you migrated during the retirement of Google Reader, try to use the same Google email as you used for Google reader.

Tip #3: Handling multiple Google logins
Google has a feature – annoying bug – where it will try to automatically log you to the account you use on Google.com. If you use a different Google login for feedly and for google.com or use multiple google.com logins, please double check that you are logged in with the correct account.
To select which account you are logging in from, go to Google.com and in the upper right corner, click on your picture or avatar, underneath you will see the list of Google Accounts you are currently signed into. If you don’t see the account you normally log in from, you can add it from there.
Next, when you log out of feedly and log back in, you will have the option to pick the account you want to use.

Tip #4: Attaching multiple logins to the same feedly account
If you have created multiple logins before and you don’t know which one you should use, have a look here: http://feedly.com/i/logins

Tip #5: Erasing your feedly account
The feedly erase page allows you to completely delete your feedly account and all your personal information from the feedly system. Please keep in mind that this operation can not be undone.

If you tried all these steps and are not able to login to your feedly or are not seeing your feed list after logging it, please contact Pro support if you are a pro user or ask a question on the Open feedly community.

Happy reading

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