Reputation and sightings
Blocklist matches, OSINT references, and popularity signals, each attributed directly to the source.
Enrichment
Reputation, resolution history, hosting, services, and registration, delivered into the SIEM and SOAR your team already works in, with enough depth to turn an alert into a verdict.
Challenge
Aggregate risk and the individual signals behind it, returned together.
What comes back
A verdict alone is not enough. Analysts need evidence to establish whether an indicator is malicious, and enough granularity to know what to search for next in their own logs.
Blocklist matches, OSINT references, and popularity signals, each attributed directly to the source.
Every IP address a domain has resolved to and every domain an IP address has hosted, going back 7 years.
Provider, ASN, and region, including whether the address is shared infrastructure.
What the host was serving and when, so detections can match on how a host behaves, not on names.
Approach
One confirmed domain reaches 287 related hosts in four pivots. Each one is a candidate to search your logs for.
Beyond triage
Candidates reduced by rules your team wrote, tested against our historic database.
In practice
An external address flagged by a detection, taken from the triage queue to an entire cluster
The SOC holds two neighbouring alerts that are on shared hosting and flagged by a public phishing feed
Three weeks ago the address hosted four domains serving a cloned login page. The score said suspicious; the historic record tells you why.
Those four domains and the hosts that succeeded them become a log search.
The response fingerprint that tied it together is run periodically as a standing query. The next domain the operator stands up lands in the SIEM on its own.
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