Find, prioritize, and contain threats from one platform
ThreatLens gives security teams a single view of what is attacking them, what is exposed, and what to fix first, then automates the response for threats you already know how to handle.
What is ThreatLens?
ThreatLens is a real-time threat intelligence platform for security operations. It brings four jobs together: detecting threats across endpoints, networks, and cloud workloads; mapping your external attack surface; correlating vulnerabilities with live exploit intelligence; and running automated incident response.
SOC analysts use it to triage and contain incidents, DevSecOps teams use it to catch exposed resources and vulnerable dependencies early, and security leaders use it to report on risk. It can sit next to an existing SIEM such as Splunk or Microsoft Sentinel, or replace one.
One platform, four jobs
- Detect threats across endpoints, networks, and cloud
- Map and monitor your external attack surface
- Rank vulnerabilities by active exploit intelligence
- Contain incidents with automated playbooks
Where security teams lose time
The hard part is rarely a lack of data. It is turning scattered signals into decisions fast enough to matter.
Alerts without context
Analysts spend their shifts triaging raw log events that arrive without severity, attacker technique, or any sense of how they connect.
Assets nobody is watching
Forgotten subdomains, shadow IT, and cloud services exposed by mistake stay invisible until someone outside the organization finds them first.
Patch queues ranked by the wrong signal
Sorting vulnerabilities by CVSS score alone says little about which flaws are actually being exploited in the wild right now.
Containment that waits on people
Isolating a host, blocking an IP, or revoking a credential often means switching between several consoles while the threat keeps moving.
How ThreatLens helps
Capabilities that take a team from first signal to contained incident.
Threat detection engine
Correlates telemetry from endpoints, networks, cloud workloads, and threat feeds, maps behavior to MITRE ATT&CK, and scores each alert by severity and confidence.
Attack surface mapping
Continuously discovers internet-facing assets, open ports, and misconfigured services, and alerts you the moment your external footprint changes.
Vulnerability correlation
Cross-references your scan results with active exploit intelligence to produce a risk-ranked remediation queue instead of a flat list of CVEs.
Automated incident response
Customizable playbooks isolate endpoints, block malicious IPs, revoke credentials, and notify stakeholders, with conditional logic and approval gates.
Threat hunting
Behavioral analytics help hunters look for persistent threats hiding inside normal traffic, with full kill-chain context for every finding.
Fits your existing stack
Connects to tools such as Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, CrowdStrike, Palo Alto Networks, Jira, ServiceNow, PagerDuty, Slack, AWS, Azure, and GCP.
How it works
From connected telemetry to contained threats.
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Connect your environment
Deploy lightweight agents or connect over API to stream telemetry from endpoints, networks, and cloud accounts.
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Detect and score
The detection engine correlates signals across every source, maps attack patterns, and ranks threats by severity.
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Prioritize and respond
Playbooks handle containment and notification for known patterns while analysts focus on the incidents that need judgment.
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Refine over time
Every investigated incident feeds back into the detection models, helping reduce false positives as the platform learns your environment.
Who it's for
SOC teams
Work from prioritized alerts with attack context, and hand repetitive tier-1 containment to automated playbooks.
DevSecOps
Bring threat intelligence into delivery pipelines and get alerted when new cloud resources, dependencies, or infrastructure are exposed.
CISOs
Track external exposure and risk on dashboards built for leadership, with compliance reporting and executive threat briefings.
Product principles
The ideas that guide how ThreatLens is built.
Context before volume
An alert is only useful if it explains what happened, how severe it is, and where it sits in the kill chain. ThreatLens leads with that context.
Prioritize by real-world risk
Exploit activity, attacker targeting, and your own exposure decide what gets fixed first, not a static score on its own.
Automate with guardrails
Response playbooks are fully customizable, and approval gates keep high-impact actions under human control.
Work with the tools you have
ThreatLens can run alongside your current SIEM and enrich its data, or take over that role entirely. The choice is yours.
Why ThreatLens?
- Detection, exposure mapping, vulnerability prioritization, and response in a single platform
- Threats mapped to MITRE ATT&CK and scored by severity and confidence
- Playbook-driven containment with conditional logic and approval gates
- Integrations with SIEM, EDR, firewall, ticketing, chat, and cloud tools your team already runs
- Cloud, on-premise, and air-gapped deployment options on the Enterprise plan
See your attack surface the way attackers do
Request access to connect your environment and start triaging threats with full context.