The threat landscape, distilled to what you can act on.
ArmorPoint aggregates a curated set of leading intelligence sources, government advisories, OSINT, and vendor research, into one reading surface, extracts the indicators of compromise from every article, and enriches them, so your team works from indicators, not a stack of open blog tabs.
Krebs on Security9h
Scattered Spider hackers plead guilty on day one of trial
3 CVE5 IP2 DOMAIN
Mandiant Intelligence2h
New macOS ClickFix campaign mounts DMGs to push infostealer
4 HASH3 DOMAIN1 URL
CISA Advisories4h
CVE-2026-12957 and CVE-2026-12958 in language servers
2 CVE1 IP
Threat intel is only useful if someone acts on it.
A dozen blogs, advisories, and feeds nobody has time to read.
- • Intel is scattered across vendor blogs and government advisories.
- • Someone copies indicators out by hand, if they get to it.
- • By the time it is read, the campaign has moved on.
One feed, with the indicators already pulled out.
- • Leading sources aggregated into one reading surface.
- • Indicators of compromise extracted from every article automatically.
- • Enriched and searchable, ready to hunt or block.
Every article, turned into indicators you can use.
Reading the report is the start. ArmorPoint extracts the CVEs, IPs, hashes, domains, URLs, and file paths from every article, enriches them with the National Vulnerability Database and IP reputation data, and makes them searchable, so intelligence becomes something you can hunt on.
“The campaign exploited CVE-2026-12957, staging payloads on cdn-update[.]net and beaconing to 198.51.100.10 before dropping a loader (a4f3c9e1…).”
Indicators of compromise are extracted from every article automatically, so the work of copying them out by hand is already done by the time you read it.
From a wall of reports to ready indicators, in five moves.
Pull the sources
A curated set of government, OSINT, and vendor feeds is fetched on a schedule into one place.
One surface
Every advisory and research post lands in a single, searchable reading view.
Pull the indicators
CVEs, IPs, hashes, domains, URLs, and file paths are extracted from each article automatically.
Add the context
Indicators are enriched with the National Vulnerability Database and IP reputation data.
Hunt or block
Search indicators across your environment, push known-bad IPs to the threat list, or detonate a sample.
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Curated intelligence, extracted and ready to act on.
Curated feeds
Leading sources aggregated into one reading surface.
Indicator extraction
IOCs pulled from every article automatically.
Enrichment
Context attached to each indicator.
Search & hunt
Find an indicator and pivot it into your environment.
IP Threat List
A maintained list of known-bad IPs for enforcement.
Sandbox detonation
Detonate a suspicious file or URL for a verdict.
Turn an indicator into a block, or a verdict.
An indicator is only useful if you can act on it. Push known-bad IPs to the IP Threat List so your enforcement points block them, or detonate a suspicious file or URL in the sandbox to get a verdict, without leaving the platform.
- ✓Search articles and extracted indicators
- ✓Pivot an indicator into your environment
- ✓Maintain a list of known-bad IPs for enforcement
- ✓Combine your entries with a global feed
- ✓Detonate a suspicious file or URL for a verdict
Spend your time hunting, not reading.
Indicators, not open tabs.
Today's intel, with the IOCs already extracted and ready to hunt on.
From article to action in one place.
Pivot an indicator into your environment, block an IP, or detonate a sample without leaving the platform.
Situational awareness, built in.
Your team stays current on the threats that matter, without another subscription to manage.
See your threat intel, extracted and enriched.
Get a walkthrough of the threat intelligence feed, the indicator extraction, and the active-defense tools that turn intel into action. We use a sample environment for the demo, not yours.
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