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AI Threat Intel Analyst

Threat intel that doesn't stop at the report.

AI Threat Intel Analyst reads the threat landscape for your team, works out which threats are serious enough and detailed enough to hunt for, and drafts the hunt pack. Your team decides what runs. Every threat that matters ends somewhere: affected, not affected, or a gap in what you can see.

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AI Threat Intel Analyst

Threat intel that doesn't stop at the report.

AI Threat Intel Analyst reads the threat landscape for your team, works out which threats are serious enough and detailed enough to hunt for, and drafts the hunt pack. Your team decides what runs. Every threat that matters ends somewhere: affected, not affected, or a gap in what you can see.

request a demo

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AI Threat Intel Analyst

Threat intel that doesn't stop at the report.

AI Threat Intel Analyst reads the threat landscape for your team, works out which threats are serious enough and detailed enough to hunt for, and drafts the hunt pack. Your team decides what runs. Every threat that matters ends somewhere: affected, not affected, or a gap in what you can see.

request a demo

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AI Threat Intel Analyst

Threat intel that doesn't stop at the report.

AI Threat Intel Analyst reads the threat landscape for your team, works out which threats are serious enough and detailed enough to hunt for, and drafts the hunt pack. Your team decides what runs. Every threat that matters ends somewhere: affected, not affected, or a gap in what you can see.

request a demo

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The teams behind the world’s toughest security challenges choose Dropzone AI.

  • Global 100 media company
  • CBTS logo
  • Fortune 500 IT services provider
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  • UIPath Logo
  • Assala Energy logo
  • Avalara logo

The teams behind the world’s toughest security challenges choose Dropzone AI.

  • Global 100 media company
  • CBTS logo
  • Fortune 500 IT services provider
  • Zapier logo
  • UIPath Logo
  • Assala Energy logo
  • Avalara logo

The teams behind the world’s toughest security challenges choose Dropzone AI.

  • Global 100 media company
  • CBTS logo
  • Fortune 500 IT services provider
  • Zapier logo
  • UIPath Logo
  • Assala Energy logo
  • Avalara logo

Your intel doesn't wait to be read. Now it doesn't wait to be checked.

Most threat reporting gets read, filed, and never checked against your own environment. Not because anyone skipped a step, but because the step after reading has always been the expensive one. Deciding whether a threat touches your business takes someone who knows the business; turning it into a query takes someone who knows the tool. So the pile grows, and "are we affected?" waits on whoever has time. AI Threat Intel Analyst works the step that stalls. It pulls public reporting every 15 minutes, groups every article about the same event into one story, and judges each one on how serious, how exploitable and how huntable it is, citing the reporting behind every score. The threats that clear the bar arrive with the hunt already drafted. Your team decides what runs, and what comes back is evidence of what was checked, including when the answer is nothing.

see why it's possible

For security leaders

Walk into the board conversation knowing what was checked

For security directors

Measure the intel program by what got checked, not by what got published.

For SOC managers

Assign the next steps, not the research.

For threat intel analysts

Start from a story already pulled together, with the hunt drafted.

Your intel doesn't wait to be read. Now it doesn't wait to be checked.

Most threat reporting gets read, filed, and never checked against your own environment. Not because anyone skipped a step, but because the step after reading has always been the expensive one. Deciding whether a threat touches your business takes someone who knows the business; turning it into a query takes someone who knows the tool. So the pile grows, and "are we affected?" waits on whoever has time. AI Threat Intel Analyst works the step that stalls. It pulls public reporting every 15 minutes, groups every article about the same event into one story, and judges each one on how serious, how exploitable and how huntable it is, citing the reporting behind every score. The threats that clear the bar arrive with the hunt already drafted. Your team decides what runs, and what comes back is evidence of what was checked, including when the answer is nothing.

see why it's possible

For security leaders

Walk into the board conversation knowing what was checked

For security directors

Measure the intel program by what got checked, not by what got published.

For SOC managers

Assign the next steps, not the research.

For threat intel analysts

Start from a story already pulled together, with the hunt drafted.

Your intel doesn't wait to be read. Now it doesn't wait to be checked.

Most threat reporting gets read, filed, and never checked against your own environment. Not because anyone skipped a step, but because the step after reading has always been the expensive one. Deciding whether a threat touches your business takes someone who knows the business; turning it into a query takes someone who knows the tool. So the pile grows, and "are we affected?" waits on whoever has time. AI Threat Intel Analyst works the step that stalls. It pulls public reporting every 15 minutes, groups every article about the same event into one story, and judges each one on how serious, how exploitable and how huntable it is, citing the reporting behind every score. The threats that clear the bar arrive with the hunt already drafted. Your team decides what runs, and what comes back is evidence of what was checked, including when the answer is nothing.

see why it's possible

For security leaders

Walk into the board conversation knowing what was checked

For security directors

Measure the intel program by what got checked, not by what got published.

For SOC managers

Assign the next steps, not the research.

For threat intel analysts

Start from a story already pulled together, with the hunt drafted.

Your intel doesn't wait to be read. Now it doesn't wait to be checked.

Most threat reporting gets read, filed, and never checked against your own environment. Not because anyone skipped a step, but because the step after reading has always been the expensive one. Deciding whether a threat touches your business takes someone who knows the business; turning it into a query takes someone who knows the tool. So the pile grows, and "are we affected?" waits on whoever has time. AI Threat Intel Analyst works the step that stalls. It pulls public reporting every 15 minutes, groups every article about the same event into one story, and judges each one on how serious, how exploitable and how huntable it is, citing the reporting behind every score. The threats that clear the bar arrive with the hunt already drafted. Your team decides what runs, and what comes back is evidence of what was checked, including when the answer is nothing.

see why it's possible

For security leaders

Walk into the board conversation knowing what was checked

For security directors

Measure the intel program by what got checked, not by what got published.

For SOC managers

Assign the next steps, not the research.

For threat intel analysts

Start from a story already pulled together, with the hunt drafted.

Your intel doesn't wait to be read. Now it doesn't wait to be checked.

Most threat reporting gets read, filed, and never checked against your own environment. Not because anyone skipped a step, but because the step after reading has always been the expensive one. Deciding whether a threat touches your business takes someone who knows the business; turning it into a query takes someone who knows the tool. So the pile grows, and "are we affected?" waits on whoever has time. AI Threat Intel Analyst works the step that stalls. It pulls public reporting every 15 minutes, groups every article about the same event into one story, and judges each one on how serious, how exploitable and how huntable it is, citing the reporting behind every score. The threats that clear the bar arrive with the hunt already drafted. Your team decides what runs, and what comes back is evidence of what was checked, including when the answer is nothing.

see why it's possible

For security leaders

Walk into the board conversation knowing what was checked

For security directors

Measure the intel program by what got checked, not by what got published.

For SOC managers

Assign the next steps, not the research.

For threat intel analysts

Start from a story already pulled together, with the hunt drafted.

From published report to answered question.

Keyword-matched alerting treats every mention of a CVE the same way, which is how a vendor blog, a patch note and an original technical disclosure end up in the same pile. Each story here is scored across nine dimensions and classified by what kind of reporting it actually is. A hunt pack takes all six: severity, exploitability, hunt value, actionable evidence, breadth and detectability. Only original disclosures and detailed technical analyses qualify. The rest stay in the feed for awareness. Serious stops getting confused with huntable. Every score cites its sources. There is no single number you're asked to trust, just the reasoning with the reporting underneath it, open for your analysts to read, argue with, and overrule.

from report to hunt

Dropzone AI investigation showing an S3 alert dismissed as a scheduled backup

From published report to answered question.

Keyword-matched alerting treats every mention of a CVE the same way, which is how a vendor blog, a patch note and an original technical disclosure end up in the same pile. Each story here is scored across nine dimensions and classified by what kind of reporting it actually is. A hunt pack takes all six: severity, exploitability, hunt value, actionable evidence, breadth and detectability. Only original disclosures and detailed technical analyses qualify. The rest stay in the feed for awareness. Serious stops getting confused with huntable. Every score cites its sources. There is no single number you're asked to trust, just the reasoning with the reporting underneath it, open for your analysts to read, argue with, and overrule.

from report to hunt

Dropzone AI investigation showing an S3 alert dismissed as a scheduled backup

From published report to answered question.

Keyword-matched alerting treats every mention of a CVE the same way, which is how a vendor blog, a patch note and an original technical disclosure end up in the same pile. Each story here is scored across nine dimensions and classified by what kind of reporting it actually is. A hunt pack takes all six: severity, exploitability, hunt value, actionable evidence, breadth and detectability. Only original disclosures and detailed technical analyses qualify. The rest stay in the feed for awareness. Serious stops getting confused with huntable. Every score cites its sources. There is no single number you're asked to trust, just the reasoning with the reporting underneath it, open for your analysts to read, argue with, and overrule.

from report to hunt

Dropzone AI investigation showing an S3 alert dismissed as a scheduled backup

From published report to answered question.

Keyword-matched alerting treats every mention of a CVE the same way, which is how a vendor blog, a patch note and an original technical disclosure end up in the same pile. Each story here is scored across nine dimensions and classified by what kind of reporting it actually is. A hunt pack takes all six: severity, exploitability, hunt value, actionable evidence, breadth and detectability. Only original disclosures and detailed technical analyses qualify. The rest stay in the feed for awareness. Serious stops getting confused with huntable. Every score cites its sources. There is no single number you're asked to trust, just the reasoning with the reporting underneath it, open for your analysts to read, argue with, and overrule.

from report to hunt

Dropzone AI investigation showing an S3 alert dismissed as a scheduled backup

From published report to answered question.

Keyword-matched alerting treats every mention of a CVE the same way, which is how a vendor blog, a patch note and an original technical disclosure end up in the same pile. Each story here is scored across nine dimensions and classified by what kind of reporting it actually is. A hunt pack takes all six: severity, exploitability, hunt value, actionable evidence, breadth and detectability. Only original disclosures and detailed technical analyses qualify. The rest stay in the feed for awareness. Serious stops getting confused with huntable. Every score cites its sources. There is no single number you're asked to trust, just the reasoning with the reporting underneath it, open for your analysts to read, argue with, and overrule.

from report to hunt

Dropzone AI investigation showing an S3 alert dismissed as a scheduled backup

Emerging threat, scored and turned into a hunt.

9

scored dimensions

~13

emerging threat hunt packs per week

≤10

behavioral hunts per pack

Emerging threat, scored and turned into a hunt.

9

scored dimensions

~13

emerging threat hunt packs per week

≤10

behavioral hunts per pack

Emerging threat, scored and turned into a hunt.

9

scored dimensions

~13

emerging threat hunt packs per week

≤10

behavioral hunts per pack

Emerging threat, scored and turned into a hunt.

9

scored dimensions

~13

emerging threat hunt packs per week

≤10

behavioral hunts per pack

The threats worth your time, already picked out.

Before anyone can hunt for a threat, someone has to decide it’s worth hunting. AI Threat Intel Analyst does that work: grouping new reporting into stories, scoring each one, and preparing what comes next.

One story, not twenty articles

Blogs, advisories and government alerts on the same event become one story, with the CVEs, actors and indicators pulled out. The one that applies to you stops hiding in the pile.

Security evidence sources feeding AI reasoning and a verified conclusion
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Cited scoring, no black box

Nine dimensions, each with its reasoning and the reporting behind it, re-scored as the story develops. No single number you're asked to trust.

Identity and investigation context feeding the AI SOC Analyst
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Hunts drafted before anyone asks

Threats that are actively exploited, widely deployed and detailed enough to hunt arrive with a pack ready to run. When the question comes, the hardest part is behind you.

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"Have we seen this?" in one click

Sweep every indicator on a story across your connected sources, straight from the story. Nobody pastes anything.

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One defensive loop

What AI Threat Intel surfaces becomes the hunt, and hunt findings get investigated by the same engine that handles your alerts. Nobody carries it across tools by hand.

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The threats worth your time, already picked out.

Before anyone can hunt for a threat, someone has to decide it’s worth hunting. AI Threat Intel Analyst does that work: grouping new reporting into stories, scoring each one, and preparing what comes next.

One story, not twenty articles

Blogs, advisories and government alerts on the same event become one story, with the CVEs, actors and indicators pulled out. The one that applies to you stops hiding in the pile.

Security evidence sources feeding AI reasoning and a verified conclusion
White dotted grid forming a curved wave across the background

Cited scoring, no black box

Nine dimensions, each with its reasoning and the reporting behind it, re-scored as the story develops. No single number you're asked to trust.

Identity and investigation context feeding the AI SOC Analyst
White dotted grid forming a curved wave across the background

Hunts drafted before anyone asks

Threats that are actively exploited, widely deployed and detailed enough to hunt arrive with a pack ready to run. When the question comes, the hardest part is behind you.

Highlighted alert amid a grid of signals representing autonomous alert investigation
White dotted grid forming a curved wave across the background

The threats worth your time, already picked out.

Before anyone can hunt for a threat, someone has to decide it’s worth hunting. AI Threat Intel Analyst does that work: grouping new reporting into stories, scoring each one, and preparing what comes next.

One story, not twenty articles

Blogs, advisories and government alerts on the same event become one story, with the CVEs, actors and indicators pulled out. The one that applies to you stops hiding in the pile.

Security evidence sources feeding AI reasoning and a verified conclusion
White dotted grid forming a curved wave across the background

Cited scoring, no black box

Nine dimensions, each with its reasoning and the reporting behind it, re-scored as the story develops. No single number you're asked to trust.

Identity and investigation context feeding the AI SOC Analyst
White dotted grid forming a curved wave across the background

Hunts drafted before anyone asks

Threats that are actively exploited, widely deployed and detailed enough to hunt arrive with a pack ready to run. When the question comes, the hardest part is behind you.

Highlighted alert amid a grid of signals representing autonomous alert investigation
White dotted grid forming a curved wave across the background

"Have we seen this?" in one click

Sweep every indicator on a story across your connected sources, straight from the story. Nobody pastes anything.

Communication, time and workload symbols surrounding the AI SOC Analyst
White dotted grid forming a curved wave across the background

One defensive loop

What AI Threat Intel surfaces becomes the hunt, and hunt findings get investigated by the same engine that handles your alerts. Nobody carries it across tools by hand.

White dotted grid forming a curved wave across the background

The threats worth your time, already picked out.

Before anyone can hunt for a threat, someone has to decide it’s worth hunting. AI Threat Intel Analyst does that work: grouping new reporting into stories, scoring each one, and preparing what comes next.

One story, not twenty articles

Blogs, advisories and government alerts on the same event become one story, with the CVEs, actors and indicators pulled out. The one that applies to you stops hiding in the pile.

Security evidence sources feeding AI reasoning and a verified conclusion
White dotted grid forming a curved wave across the background

Cited scoring, no black box

Nine dimensions, each with its reasoning and the reporting behind it, re-scored as the story develops. No single number you're asked to trust.

Identity and investigation context feeding the AI SOC Analyst
White dotted grid forming a curved wave across the background

Hunts drafted before anyone asks

Threats that are actively exploited, widely deployed and detailed enough to hunt arrive with a pack ready to run. When the question comes, the hardest part is behind you.

Highlighted alert amid a grid of signals representing autonomous alert investigation
White dotted grid forming a curved wave across the background

"Have we seen this?" in one click

Sweep every indicator on a story across your connected sources, straight from the story. Nobody pastes anything.

Communication, time and workload symbols surrounding the AI SOC Analyst
White dotted grid forming a curved wave across the background

One defensive loop

What AI Threat Intel surfaces becomes the hunt, and hunt findings get investigated by the same engine that handles your alerts. Nobody carries it across tools by hand.

White dotted grid forming a curved wave across the background

Drops into the security infrastructure you already have.

Connect your existing tools and give Dropzone AI access to the evidence your analysts already use. Make the stack you already own do more without spending a long time doing so.

100+ INTEGRATIONS

NO DATA MIGRATION

NO NORMALIZATION

FAST DEPLOYMENT

See our integrations

Drops into the security infrastructure you already have.

Connect your existing tools and give Dropzone AI access to the evidence your analysts already use. Make the stack you already own do more without spending a long time doing so.

100+ INTEGRATIONS

NO DATA MIGRATION

NO NORMALIZATION

FAST DEPLOYMENT

See our integrations

Drops into the security infrastructure you already have.

Connect your existing tools and give Dropzone AI access to the evidence your analysts already use. Make the stack you already own do more without spending a long time doing so.

100+ INTEGRATIONS

NO DATA MIGRATION

NO NORMALIZATION

FAST DEPLOYMENT

See our integrations

Drops into the security infrastructure you already have.

Connect your existing tools and give Dropzone AI access to the evidence your analysts already use. Make the stack you already own do more without spending a long time doing so.

100+ INTEGRATIONS

NO DATA MIGRATION

NO NORMALIZATION

FAST DEPLOYMENT

See our integrations

Judgment you can audit.

Your security operation needs AI that can move fast without sacrificing governance. Dropzone AI is built for enterprise environments.

FedRAMP High (Class D) Certified

Single-tenant in your region

SOC 2 Type II

Customer-controlled access

Complete audit trails

Judgment you can audit.

Your security operation needs AI that can move fast without sacrificing governance. Dropzone AI is built for enterprise environments.

FedRAMP High (Class D) Certified

Single-tenant in your region

SOC 2 Type II

Customer-controlled access

Complete audit trails

Judgment you can audit.

Your security operation needs AI that can move fast without sacrificing governance. Dropzone AI is built for enterprise environments.

FedRAMP High (Class D) Certified

Single-tenant in your region

SOC 2 Type II

Customer-controlled access

Complete audit trails

Judgment you can audit.

Your security operation needs AI that can move fast without sacrificing governance. Dropzone AI is built for enterprise environments.

FedRAMP High (Class D) Certified

Single-tenant in your region

SOC 2 Type II

Customer-controlled access

Complete audit trails

See what leading security teams are achieving with Dropzone AI.

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