How Threat Intelligence Feeds Help During Incident Response

How Threat Intelligence Feeds Help During Incident Response

ANY.RUN’s TI Feeds are structured, continuously updated streams of fresh threat data. They contain network-based IOCs — IP addresses, domain names, and URLs — and are enriched by additional context-providing indicators like file hashes and port indicators.  

The Feeds enhance threat detection capabilities of security systems, enable SOC teams to quickly mitigate attacks, including emerging malware and persistent threats. 

ANY.RUN’s Threat Intelligence Feeds are powered by real-world malware analysis from 15,000+ organizations. Data is extracted from public sandbox sessions and processed with proprietary algorithms to reduce false positives and ensure high relevance. 

Incident Triage with TI Feeds 

Triage is about quickly identifying which alerts matter. TI Feeds enhance this process with rich, real-time context to validate alerts, cut through false positives, and focus on real threats. 

How TI Feeds Help: 

  • Threat Matching: Cross-reference alerts with known IOCs to confirm threats. 

  • Prioritization: Severity scores and threat context (e.g., ransomware links) help sort incidents by risk. 

  • Automation: Integration with SIEM/SOAR tools enables automatic enrichment, saving analyst time. 

Business Impact: 

  • Reduces Mean Time to Detect (MTTD). 

  • Minimizes time wasted on false positives. 

  • Supports compliance with faster responses. 

Feeds update every few hours from 16,000+ daily malware tasks, ensuring near real-time defense against emerging threats. 


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Threat Hunting with TI Feeds 

ANY.RUN’s Threat Intelligence Feeds empower threat hunters to detect hidden threats before they escalate. 

How TI Feeds Help: 

  • Enriching Network Data: Feeds supply IOCs that can be correlated with network logs, endpoint data, or user activity to uncover anomalies. 

  • Hypothesis Building: TI Feeds enriched with contextual data guide investigations into malware, actors, and tactics. 

  • Proactive Defense: TI Feeds allow hunters to search for related activity before an attack fully unfolds.  

Business Impact: 

  • Prevents incidents by identifying threats before they cause harm. 

  • Strengthens proactive security posture. 

  • Protects brand reputation by avoiding customer data exposure. 

Boost detection and expand threat coverage in your SOC with TI Feeds from ANY.RUN. Request 14-day trial. 

Post-Incident Analysis with TI Feeds 

Post-Incident Analysis focuses on understanding the root cause of an incident, assessing its impact, and improving future defenses. ANY.RUN’s Threat Intelligence Feeds provide the context needed to analyze attacks, identify security gaps, and strengthen defenses. 

How TI Feeds Help: 

  • Attack Reconstruction: Trace how the attack unfolded using threat actor intel and IOCs. 

  • Gap Analysis: Identify vulnerabilities by comparing the incident to known threat patterns. 

  • Retrospective Insight: Re-analyze past data as new intel emerges to catch missed threats. 

Business Impact: 

  • Reduces Mean Time to Recover (MTTR) by guiding effective remediation. 

  • Builds resilience by fixing root issues 

  • Supports compliance by documenting lessons learned and mitigation steps for audits. 

How TI Feeds Boost Organizational Efficiency 

ANY.RUN’s Threat Intelligence Feeds integrate easily with SIEM, SOAR, firewalls, and more via STIX/MISP formats, enabling automated IOC ingestion and streamlined response. 

  1. Early Detection 
  2. Faster Response 
  3. Proactive Defense 

From IOCs, IOAs, IOBs to TTPs, you can easily gain valuable context on any piece of intelligence and get a constant stream of up-to-date indicators directly to your detection systems. With ANY.RUN, you get actionable threat intelligence to help your businesses build strong, scalable, and efficient protection against ongoing and emerging threats.  

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