Q-Feeds is a threat intelligence platform that supplies prioritised indicators of compromise to firewalls, SIEMs and SOCs. It aggregates data from more than 2,500 sources, maps it to the MITRE ATT&CK framework and refreshes every 20 minutes, allowing organisations to reduce noise and block real threats without replacing existing tools.
The platform includes dark web monitoring that scans for leaked credentials and breached data tied to an organisation. It offers external attack surface discovery, vulnerability scanning of networks and web applications, and brand protection that identifies look-alike domains, typosquatting and phishing sites, with support for takedown requests. A central Threat Intelligence Portal provides dashboards for scheduled dark web scans, similar-domain checks, MITRE ATT&CK heatmaps, IOC details and vulnerability results.
Delivery occurs through a web-based Threat Intelligence Portal. Pre-built integrations exist for Fortinet FortiGate, Palo Alto, Sophos XGS and OPNsense firewalls as well as Splunk and Microsoft Sentinel SIEMs; the service also supplies TAXII/STIX 2.1 feeds and server software for other compatible systems. All infrastructure runs in European Union data centres under a Dutch company, with explicit GDPR and NIS2 compliance.
Users begin with a free Community package that includes a 7-day Premium trial and requires no credit card. Registration, activation and integration follow documented step-by-step guides. The platform is built, hosted and operated entirely within the European Union.
In the Threat intelligence, SIEM & detection space, Q-Feeds takes a focused approach. It provides organizations with up-to-date cyber threat intelligence to proactively defend against phishing, botnets, and other attacks. It is built as a B2B product for security teams. Pricing is paid. It runs on the web.
Behind Q-Feeds is Q-Feeds, and it first shipped in 2024. Among its 5 catalogued features are threat intelligence feeds, real-time alerts, and phishing detection. It exposes integrations via a public API.
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