Threat intelligence API service  provides real-time access to threat information from multiple sources so security teams can quickly and effectively identify, triage, and mitigate threats. It automates the collection, aggregation and reconciliation of external threat data, ensuring that security teams get the most up-to-date information to reduce threats relevant to their organization.

Gathers raw threat data from internal investigations and sources, threat intel feeds, partnerships, and other open source threat intelligence (OSINT). This includes indicators (e.g., IP addresses associated with malicious activity, URLs or domains of phishing sites), malware samples and threat actor profiles and TTPs. It also gathers information from social media and the dark web, where threat actors communicate and share tools.

Processes threat data to answer the questions posed during the requirements phase, and produces actionable intelligence for use by security teams. Presents this information in a digestible format tailored to the specific stakeholder audience, such as reports or slide decks. Captures feedback from stakeholders and uses it to adjust future threat intelligence operations, prioritize activities and refine the process.

Enables a continuous flow of threat information to security systems such as SIEM solutions, endpoints, firewalls and application programming interfaces (APIs). Provides them with what amounts to a cyber “no-fly list” that blocks malicious IPs, URLs and domains, malware, signatures, and vulnerabilities.

Detect stolen login credentials

Enables the identification of specific attackers, their goals and motivations. This includes the techniques they use to gain initial access, escalate privileges and move laterally within a network, as well as their malware variants. It also enables the identification of vulnerabilities that are targeted by adversaries. By tracking these and other threats, security teams can better anticipate evolving threat behavior and improve their cloud defenses.