Turn public indicators into client-specific findings
SBCMSP pulls public indicator-of-compromise feeds and matches them against the assets it has already discovered for each client — so a known-bad IP, domain or hash that touches a client's environment becomes a real, ranked finding rather than a feed no one reads.
Public IOC feed ingestion
Curated open indicator feeds are pulled and normalized continuously — malicious IPs, domains and file hashes deduplicated into a single, current indicator set.
IP & domain matching
Every discovered IP, resolved host and DNS record is checked against the indicator set — so a client asset talking to, or resolving through, known-bad infrastructure surfaces immediately.
File-hash indicators
Known-malicious file hashes from the feeds are matched against artifacts the agents and scans surface — connecting a flagged binary to a named threat, not just a checksum.
KEV & exploited-CVE overlay
CISA KEV and EPSS data overlay the indicator matches, so an asset tied to actively-exploited infrastructure and a known-exploited CVE rises to the top of the queue.
De-duplication & scoring
Overlapping indicators are collapsed and each match is scored on source confidence and asset criticality — so the queue shows real, actionable hits, not a firehose of raw feed noise.
One findings queue
Threat-intel matches land in the same workflow as every other source — assigned, SLA-tracked, paired with AI remediation guidance and folded into cross-surface attack paths.