Yes. In addition to visualizing external risks and protecting the DNS layer, Pipeline provides support for collecting, analyzing, and utilizing threat intelligence.In addition to collaborating with domestic and international security vendors, data providers, and technology partners, Pipeline is working to understand and utilize threat intelligence surrounding Japanese companies through its own research and analysis.

Pipeline's threat intelligence is suitable for organizations that require continuous use of threat information, such as ISPs, telecommunications carriers, government and public institutions, large corporations, security operations organizations, and managed service providers.In particular, we support organizations that want to integrate threat data with DNS, firewalls, SIEM, SOC, log analysis, security monitoring platforms, and risk management platforms, and utilize it for actual defense, detection, investigation, and analysis.

Yes. Pipeline's threat intelligence can be used not only for DNS defense but also for various other security operations.For example, it can be used for firewalls, SIEM, SOC infrastructure, log correlation analysis, incident investigation, threat hunting, risk scoring, internal dashboards, and integration with existing security products.

Pipeline handles various threat intelligence depending on the purpose.The information covered includes phishing domains, malware-related domains, C2 infrastructure, suspicious IP addresses, malicious URLs, leaked information, dark web information, attack campaigns, industry-specific threat trends, and threat information related to Japanese companies.

Yes. Pipeline can integrate threat feeds with DNS firewalls and DNS security infrastructure to help detect and block access to dangerous domains.By utilizing domain information related to phishing, malware, and C2 communications, we aim to protect users and devices before they connect to dangerous destinations.

Yes. Pipeline's threat data can be integrated with firewalls, proxies, security gateways, SIEMs, SOC infrastructures, monitoring systems, and more, depending on the application and environment.We help you organize which data should be used and how, tailored to your existing environment, and then integrate that into your operations.

Yes. Pipeline's threat intelligence can also be used for correlation analysis in SIEM and log analysis platforms.By combining threat data with communication logs, DNS logs, proxy logs, firewall logs, EDR alerts, authentication logs, and other data, it becomes easier to identify suspicious communications, potentially infected devices, signs of attacks, and events that should be prioritized for investigation.

Yes. Pipeline can provide threat intelligence via API, depending on your application and contract.API integration allows you to incorporate intelligence into SIEM, SOC infrastructure, DNS security, firewalls, risk management systems, internal dashboards, and existing security operations infrastructure.

The information provided will vary depending on the intended use and contract details, but it can include domains, IP addresses, URLs, threat categories, threat scores, detection reasons, associated threat types, timestamps, and descriptive information in a usable format.This allows it to be used not just as a blocklist, but as intelligence that can be utilized for detection, investigation, prioritization, and reporting.

Yes. Pipeline can discuss providing custom intelligence tailored to your industry, region, risks, monitoring targets, and operational objectives.For example, we support investigations and analyses tailored to specific objectives, such as threats targeting particular industries, attack infrastructure related to Japanese companies, phishing exploiting specific brands, and external risks related to business partners and group companies.

Yes. Pipeline is also working on collecting and analyzing threat intelligence related to Japanese companies, the Japanese language environment, and the Japanese market.We help you understand phishing, impersonation, data breaches, attack infrastructure, and industry-specific risks targeting Japanese companies—information that is often difficult to see with general overseas threat data alone—and utilize it as more practical intelligence.

Yes. Pipeline can also assist with the selection, comparison, and procurement of threat intelligence products, data feeds, and external data sources.We assist in selecting appropriate data sources and vendors based on your objectives, existing environment, budget, required data, and operational structure.

To effectively leverage threat intelligence, it's crucial to understand the meaning of the data, prioritize it, and integrate it into operations.Pipeline provides not only data but also analysis, explanation, operational design, reporting, and managed monitoring support, making it easy to use even for organizations with limited specialized personnel.

RiskSensor visualizes externally observable risks and helps with prioritization.ThreatIDR detects and blocks threats such as phishing, malware, and C2 at the DNS layer.Threat intelligence can be used not only for DNS but also for firewalls, SIEM, log correlation analysis, SOC operations, and risk management. By adding background information to detection results and external risk information, it supports more practical decision-making.

Yes. Even if the information is not listed on our website, we can provide consultation on threat intelligence, data feeds, DNS integration, firewall integration, API integration, log correlation analysis, external data utilization, custom investigations, and vendor selection.Depending on your specific needs, Pipeline will propose a support approach that combines its own analytics, partner network, and external data sources.