A New Home for PrecisionSec Threat Intelligence

Today we’re launching the new PrecisionSec website: a faster, clearer way to explore our threat intelligence and find the right path from an indicator to action.

Security teams rarely visit a threat intelligence website just to browse. You need to confirm coverage, understand what an indicator tells you, and work out how the data will fit into the tools you already use. The new site is organized around those tasks.

Find the Coverage You Need

The new threat intelligence feed directory brings our coverage together in one place. You can browse by malware family, C2 framework, ransomware or infrastructure type, then open a feed page for more context.

Live feed previews show recent, defanged indicators without exposing visitors to clickable malicious infrastructure. This gives you a direct view of the data before you decide whether a feed belongs in your detection and response workflow.

Start With Your Security Stack

Threat intelligence creates value when your existing tools can act on it. Our new integrations directory makes it easier to find delivery options for Microsoft Sentinel, MISP, OpenCTI, Maltego and FortiGate, as well as standards-based delivery through STIX/TAXII.

We have also brought our integration guides into the main site. Step-by-step instructions now sit alongside the relevant product and feed information, with the REST API reference available for teams building custom workflows.

More Context, Less Feed Noise

The new site also reflects how PrecisionSec threat intelligence has evolved. Our focus is not simply on delivering more indicators. We curate and validate IOCs, attribute them to specific malware families and C2 frameworks, and map the relationships around them wherever the evidence supports it.

That context helps you move from a single hash, domain or IP address to the related samples, infrastructure and activity without starting every investigation from scratch.

You can also use Indicator Search to check an individual IP, domain or hash against PrecisionSec data in your browser, with no signup required.

Built for What Comes Next

This launch gives us a stronger foundation for publishing new feed coverage, integration guidance and malware research. It also makes the site faster to navigate across desktop and mobile, so the information you need is easier to reach during an evaluation or an active investigation.

The website is new, but the goal behind PrecisionSec remains the same: give security teams high-confidence threat intelligence they can use to identify, attribute and block active threats.

Explore the available threat intelligence feeds, or request a 15-day trial to evaluate the full feed set in your environment. No credit card is required.