CTI and exposure signals become ranked, reviewable work.
Threat Foundry Platform
ML-Powered CTI, Threat Hunting at AI Velocity
Threat Foundry turns reviewed intelligence into SIEM-ready hunts, EASM findings, Sigma and YARA candidates, entity analysis, and case handoffs without taking analysts out of control.
Approved context becomes hunts, attack paths, Sigma, and YARA.
Queries, evidence, entities, and host checks stay analyst-reviewed.
Findings flow to cases, tickets, coverage, and reporting.
Platform Model
One operating graph from source intelligence to action.
Threat Foundry is not another queue of disconnected tools. It is a workflow fabric for deciding which signals matter, proving what happened, and creating durable detection and response outputs.
Workflow
From signal to reviewed action, without losing context.
Every workflow keeps the original source, analyst decision, generated artifact, execution result, and handoff trail close together. The point is not automation theater. The point is controlled acceleration.
EASM + Identity Exposure
External exposure belongs beside hunt operations.
EASM is not a detached scanner view. It feeds the same operational graph: exposed services, KEVs, DNS/email posture, watched identities, and exposure signals influence hunts, scoring, cases, and reporting.
- Approved scan plans with host caps, liveness checks, protocol modes, and cancel controls.
- Saved scans with folders, search, ownership, and clear lifecycle states.
- HEARTH Watchlist and Signals for VIP, privileged, and alias-mapped identity exposure.
Product Views
Real screens for the operating model.
The concept uses live platform screenshots as proof points: intelligence triage, hunt generation, entity analysis, case workflow, and detection engineering stay visually connected to the Three.js operations graph.






Deployment Motion
Built for a clean tenant today, deeper wiring tomorrow.
Threat Foundry can start with approved CTI sources and analyst review, then add Splunk/Sentinel/Elastic/LogScale, EASM scope, field normalization, query overrides, ticketing, and professional services onboarding when the customer is ready.