How to Obtain Real-Time Indicators of Compromise from Incidents in 15,000 Security Operations Centers.

Cybersecurity is fundamentally about staying one step ahead of potential threats. The security of business assets relies heavily on proactive threat detection and rapid response, which are powered by high-quality data. Every security system and service, from network monitoring to incident response and analytics, depends on continuous data feeds to operate effectively. Effective cybersecurity is built on the foundation of quality threat data, which must be fresh, accurate, and complete. Stale data can leave organisations vulnerable to ongoing attacks, while false positives can waste valuable time and resources. Comprehensive Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) provide the necessary insights to act decisively, ultimately translating to reduced risk, lower costs, and faster recovery from incidents. Inaccurate or outdated data can lead to missed threats and financial losses, making high-quality threat intelligence feeds essential for protecting revenue, reputation, and operations.

Threat intelligence feeds serve as the backbone of actionable security data, ensuring continuous delivery in formats that integrate seamlessly with existing security solutions. These feeds bridge the gap between raw threat information and practical security operations, offering real-time relevance to current threats and contextual information that enables rapid decision-making. ANY.RUN’s Threat Intelligence Feeds exemplify the quality that organisations should seek, drawing from real cyber incidents investigated by over 15,000 organisations using ANY.RUN’s Interactive Sandbox. By aggregating intelligence from thousands of investigations, ANY.RUN’s feeds help businesses learn from attacks faced by others, delivering high-fidelity IOCs extracted directly from live malware detonations. Unlike traditional sources that rely on potentially expired indicators, ANY.RUN continuously supplies fresh IOCs every two hours, ensuring that Security Operations Centre (SOC) teams receive actionable intelligence on active threats, allowing organisations to respond to emerging threats at their earliest stages.