Criminal IP has partnered with Securonix to enhance the capabilities of the ThreatQ platform by integrating advanced, exposure-based threat intelligence into existing security workflows. This collaboration enables organizations to enrich their threat data with real-world context, helping security teams make faster and more informed decisions without disrupting their current processes. Unlike conventional threat intelligence feeds that mainly focus on static indicators, Criminal IP provides dynamic visibility into how internet-facing assets and infrastructure are exposed. By embedding this intelligence into ThreatQ, organizations gain deeper insight into potential risks associated with IP addresses, including their behavior, vulnerabilities, and connections to malicious activity. The integration supports automated enrichment at scale. Incoming IP indicators are enhanced with valuable context such as maliciousness scores, VPN or proxy usage, open ports, remote access exposure, and known vulnerabilities. This process is powered by ThreatQ’s orchestration engine, which allows teams to create automated workflows that continuously evaluate and prioritize threats based on up-to-date intelligence. As a result, analysts can reduce manual effort while improving the speed and consistency of threat triage. Security teams also benefit from real-time investigation capabilities within a unified workspace. Analysts can access Criminal IP data directly in ThreatQ, perform on-demand lookups, and explore relationships between indicators through visual investigation graphs. This helps uncover patterns and connections that might otherwise go unnoticed. Additionally, integrating Criminal IP intelligence into ThreatQ’s scoring system enables more accurate prioritization tailored to each organization’s environment. With enhanced visibility into risk trends and infrastructure insights, teams can focus on the most critical threats. Overall, this partnership strengthens threat intelligence operations by combining automation, contextual enrichment, and streamlined workflows to improve detection, investigation, and response efficiency.
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