Stop drowning in alerts with no context. Threadlinqs delivers production-ready detection rules, correlated IOC feeds, and daily intelligence debriefs so your SOC can respond faster with higher confidence.
Security Operations Centers face the same three problems every day. Alerts pile up, context is missing, and detection content lags weeks behind active threats. Threadlinqs was built to fix all three.
Your SIEM fires thousands of alerts daily. Most lack the enrichment needed to triage effectively. Analysts waste hours pivoting between tabs, vendor portals, and threat feeds trying to determine if an alert is noise or an active campaign.
New threats are disclosed daily, but turning intelligence into deployable SPL, KQL, or Sigma rules takes days to weeks. By the time your detection is live, the campaign has already moved through your environment.
IOC lists from multiple vendors arrive in different formats with no cross-correlation. Your team manually deduplicates, validates, and enriches indicators before they can be operationalized in blocklists or watchlists.
Shift handoffs rely on tribal knowledge. There is no single source of truth for what threats emerged overnight, which detections were added, or which IOCs require immediate action.
Every threat in the Threadlinqs platform ships with detection rules in SPL, KQL, and Sigma formats. Rules are mapped to MITRE ATT&CK techniques, include confidence scores, and are ready to deploy into your SIEM with zero modification.
Filter by severity, MITRE tactic, index, sourcetype, or threat actor. Copy individual rules or export batches for automated deployment pipelines.
Threadlinqs does not just list indicators. Every IOC is cross-referenced against active threats, tagged with kill chain phases, and enriched with DNS resolution history. Your SOC gets context, not just data.
Network indicators (IPs, domains, URLs), file hashes (SHA256, MD5), and behavioral patterns are all mapped back to the specific threat that uses them. Pivot from any IOC to the full threat profile in one click.
Every morning, your SOC receives a structured debrief covering new threats, updated indicators, detection coverage changes, and MITRE technique trends. No more guessing what happened overnight.
Each debrief includes severity distributions, IOC breakdowns, MITRE coverage metrics, threat actor attribution, and nation-state tagging. Subscribe via email or review on the platform.
Here is what a typical SOC workflow looks like with Threadlinqs integrated into your stack.
Threadlinqs maps every threat and detection to MITRE ATT&CK techniques. Your SOC can instantly see which tactics have coverage gaps, which techniques are trending across active campaigns, and where to focus detection engineering efforts.
The platform tracks 465 unique techniques across all 14 tactics, with heatmap visualization showing coverage density. Use this to brief leadership on defensive posture or to prioritize which detection rules to deploy first.
Detection rules are formatted for direct deployment. SPL rules drop into Splunk savedsearches.conf or the search bar. KQL rules deploy to Microsoft Sentinel analytics. Sigma rules convert to any SIEM via sigma-cli or the Sigma backend of your choice.
Free tier includes the full threat feed, detection library, and MITRE coverage map. No credit card required.
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