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06 / IOC & Threat Intel

Threat intel pipelines

STIX/TAXII and vendor-feed ingestion that gives analysts the IOC context they need.

What we ship

A threat-intel ingestion pipeline that pulls from your chosen feeds (STIX/TAXII, vendor APIs, ISACs), deduplicates indicators, weights by confidence and recency, attaches provenance, and writes to your SIEM in a queryable shape.

Plus the dashboard the analyst opens during an incident: every IOC seen on the asset in the last ninety days, sorted by first-seen with source attribution. No more 'who marked this malicious and when.'

Why most TI integrations underperform

Raw feed ingestion floods the SIEM with low-confidence noise. Analysts learn to ignore the IOC alerts. The fix is in the ingestion layer: confidence scoring with decay, deduplication across overlapping feeds, retention tuned to indicator type. We have shipped this on six engagements.

What you receive

Deliverables, by line item.

  • TI ingestion pipeline writing to your SIEM
  • Dedup + confidence-weighting + provenance layer
  • Analyst dashboard with asset-centric view
  • Retention policy tuned per indicator type
  • Feed evaluation matrix (cost vs unique indicator yield)
How the engagement runs

Four steps, no mystery.

  1. 01
    Discovery call

    Thirty minutes with the senior engineer who does the work. Your environment, your constraint, your deadline.

  2. 02
    Written scope in 48h

    Deliverables, timeline, and one fixed price, in writing. Sign it through your normal procurement flow.

  3. 03
    Build in your tenant

    Work lands in your repos and your cloud accounts from week one. A demo of working output every week.

  4. 04
    Handoff, documented

    Runbook, architecture decisions, and a working session with your team. You own everything we built.