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High-signal feeds, not another firehose.

Most threat-feed products dump everything into your SIEM and let you sort it out. ShadowMap normalises 14+ source feeds, deduplicates, scores by relevance to your stack, and sends only the IoCs that match assets in your inventory.

95%
IoC noise reduction vs. unfiltered feeds

Customers report 95% IoC noise reduction vs. unfiltered commercial feeds, while increasing the rate of high-confidence detections in their SIEM.

What it surfaces

Surfaces, prioritises, and routes — automatically.

IoCs, vulnerability advisories, and exploit chatter — normalised, deduplicated, and routed to the integrations your team already lives in.

01

14+ curated source feeds

Government CERTs, ISACs, vendor feeds, OSS, and proprietary collection — normalised into a single STIX/TAXII-compatible schema.

02

IoC types

IPs, domains, URLs, file hashes, mutex names, registry keys, YARA + Sigma rules — typed and tagged.

03

Vulnerability advisories

CVE drops with exploit-availability annotations and asset-graph matching ("you have 14 of these in your environment").

04

Exploit + 0-day chatter

Forum and telegram-channel monitoring for exploit sales, 0-day chatter, and bug-bounty leaks before they become CVEs.

05

Relevance scoring

Each IoC scored against your asset graph + threat profile. The 0.1% that matter get pushed; the rest stay searchable.

06

Integration push

Push to SIEM (Splunk, Sentinel, QRadar), SOAR (XSOAR, Tines), EDR (CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, S1) — same IoC, same context, in your tools.

07

Sliding-window expiry

IoCs expire on time-to-live + verified-still-active checks. Your SIEM doesn't fill up with year-old IPs that are now Cloudflare WAF.

08

Investigation pivot

Click any IoC for full provenance — source feed, first seen, related campaigns, associated threat actors, observed TTPs.

How it works

From seed to remediation, in four steps.

1

Aggregate

14+ source feeds pulled continuously, normalised, and deduplicated against a 90-day rolling window.

2

Score

Each IoC scored by source confidence × asset-graph match × threat-actor relevance to your sector.

3

Filter

Only the high-relevance IoCs cross into your environment. The rest stay searchable but don't flood your SIEM.

4

Push

Native integrations to your SIEM, SOAR, and EDR — with bidirectional confirmation when the IoC matches.

See Threat Feeds on your own assets.

A 30-minute live walk-through with a ShadowMap engineer on your own domains. We map you live; you keep the report whether or not you choose to engage.