From alert triage to threat hunting — intelligence that accelerates your workflow and gives every analyst the context they need to act fast.
[ empower_your_soc ]Every shift starts with a mountain of alerts and ends with the nagging feeling that something was missed. Sound familiar?
Your SIEM fires thousands of alerts every day. Most are noise. Without severity prioritization tied to active threat intelligence, analysts burn hours chasing false positives while real threats sit in the queue untouched.
An IP address appears in an alert. Is it a known C2 server? Which actor operates it? What campaign is it part of? Without attribution context, every IOC is just another data point with no actionable intelligence behind it.
Every new threat advisory means another hour writing SPL queries, KQL rules, and Sigma signatures from scratch. Then testing them. Then tuning them. Detection engineering becomes a bottleneck instead of a force multiplier.
Commercial threat feeds update weekly. Threat actors pivot daily. By the time your feed updates with new infrastructure indicators, the actor has already moved to fresh domains and IPs, leaving your detections blind to the current campaign.
Purpose-built intelligence that slots directly into your existing workflow — no integration headaches, no vendor lock-in.
Every threat in the feed is scored by severity — critical, high, medium, low — and enriched with actor attribution, campaign context, and targeted sectors. Your analysts see what matters first, not what arrived most recently. The feed updates continuously as new intelligence is processed by our AI-powered research pipeline.
Every indicator of compromise is linked to its parent threat, attributed actor, associated campaign, and mapped MITRE ATT&CK techniques. When an analyst encounters a suspicious IP, they immediately see the full kill chain context — not just a reputation score, but the actor behind it, the tools they use, and the techniques they favor.
Every threat ships with production-ready detection rules across all three major SIEM query languages. Copy a rule, paste it into Splunk, Sentinel, or any Sigma-compatible platform, and you have immediate coverage. No more translating advisories into detection logic — that work is already done.
Every morning at midnight EST, Threadlinqs generates a comprehensive debrief covering all new and updated threats from the previous 24 hours. MITRE technique coverage, IOC breakdowns, threat actor activity, detection coverage percentages — everything a SOC lead needs to brief the team in under five minutes.
How a SOC analyst uses Threadlinqs from the first cup of coffee to the end of shift.
Open the debriefs page. Yesterday's debrief is waiting: 4 new critical threats, 12 updated threat profiles, 38 new IOCs across 6 actor groups. The heatmap calendar shows this week has been unusually active. The SOC lead pulls the debrief into the morning standup — severity breakdown, MITRE coverage gaps, and priority items are already formatted and ready.
Navigate to the threat feed. Filter by critical severity. Three new threats appeared overnight: a ransomware variant targeting healthcare, a supply chain compromise in a popular npm package, and a new Lazarus Group campaign. Each threat detail panel shows the full picture — timeline, actor profile, targeted sectors, related CVEs, and a complete MITRE technique breakdown. The analyst flags the ransomware threat for immediate action.
Open the ransomware threat's detection tab. Nine rules are ready: three SPL queries for Splunk, three KQL queries for Sentinel, and three Sigma rules for the SIEM-agnostic stack. The analyst copies the SPL rules — one for process execution patterns, one for file encryption behavior, one for lateral movement indicators. Each rule is mapped to specific MITRE techniques and includes severity context. Paste into Splunk, save, done.
An alert fires on one of the newly deployed rules. The analyst pulls the source IP and checks it against Threadlinqs IOC search. The IP is associated with two threats — the ransomware campaign and an older Conti infrastructure cluster. Cross-correlation reveals shared C2 infrastructure between the two campaigns, suggesting an operator relationship. The analyst documents the finding and escalates with full context attached.
With triage complete, the analyst shifts to proactive hunting. The MITRE coverage view highlights gaps in credential access detection. The analyst browses threats tagged with T1003 (OS Credential Dumping), finds three threats with relevant IOCs, and builds a hunting hypothesis around LSASS memory access patterns. The simulation view provides validation scenarios to confirm detection efficacy before closing the loop.
Threadlinqs doesn't replace your SIEM or SOAR — it feeds them with the intelligence they're missing.
Detection rules are formatted for direct import into Splunk Enterprise Security and Microsoft Sentinel. SPL rules map to saved searches and correlation rules. KQL rules map to Sentinel analytics rules and hunting queries. Copy from Threadlinqs, paste into your SIEM — the syntax is production-ready with no modifications needed.
The Threadlinqs MCP server exposes 28 tools covering threats, detections, IOCs, MITRE data, simulations, debriefs, C2 intelligence, and correlations. Integrate directly with your automation workflows, SOAR playbooks, or AI-assisted triage pipelines. 16 tools work on the free tier — no API key required for basic intelligence queries.
Subscribe to daily intelligence debriefs delivered directly to your inbox every morning. Each email includes severity breakdowns, MITRE technique coverage, IOC distributions, threat actor highlights, and direct links to the platform for deeper investigation. No login required to read the summary — full context is one click away.
Intelligence-driven operations produce measurable results across every SOC metric that matters.
Automated 24-hour intelligence summaries with severity breakdowns, MITRE coverage, actor activity, and IOC statistics. Delivered to your inbox or viewed on-platform with a 365-day heatmap calendar.
1,897 production-ready rules in SPL, KQL, and Sigma. Multi-select filtering by type, severity, confidence, tactic, index, sourcetype, and author. One-click copy to clipboard.
5,575 indicators enriched with ThreatFox and MalwareBazaar cross-references, actor attribution, campaign context, and DNS resolution history.
Visual heatmap of your detection coverage across all MITRE ATT&CK tactics and techniques. Color-coded by density. Click any cell to see associated rules and threats.
Full threat dossiers with overview, timeline, detections, IOCs, simulations, and transcript tabs. Everything an analyst needs in one view without switching tools.
Validation scenarios for each threat enabling your team to test detection efficacy against real-world attack patterns before an adversary tests them for you.
3,553 production-ready rules in SPL, KQL, and Sigma. Browse, filter, copy, and deploy to your SIEM in seconds.
10,168 IOCs, 214 threat actors, and 10 correlation types. Actor dossiers, infrastructure mapping, and intelligence-driven hunt workflows.
Give your SOC team the intelligence context they need to move faster, detect earlier, and respond with confidence.
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