Curated Threat Intelligence
Mallory pulls 7,500+ threat intelligence sources, plus the feeds you already pay for, into one prioritized Intelligence Graph. Your team acts on intelligence instead of reconciling it.
Stop collecting intelligence. Start acting on it.
Your team shouldn't spend its mornings toggling between portals to reconcile data. Instead of cross-referencing feeds and normalizing threat data by hand, Mallory pulls every source into the Intelligence Graph.
By automating the heavy lifting of normalization, correlation, and reasoning, Mallory shifts your team's focus from “what does this mean?” to “what action should we take?” That's raw intelligence to decision in minutes, not hours.
From every source to one answer, automatically.
- Step 1
Ingest every source, side by side
Vendor feeds, OSINT, dark web monitoring, ISAC/ISAO shares, social monitoring, breaches, and advisory directories all flow into Mallory, alongside your team's custom or internal intelligence. Bring the sources you already pay for and the ones you built yourself — Mallory isn't asking you to replace either.
- Step 2
Normalize into one Intelligence Graph
The same threat actor, CVE, or indicator resolves to a single entity, no matter what each source calls it. No manual reconciliation between vendor naming conventions before an analyst can even start.
- Step 3
Correlate against your real attack surface
Every piece of intelligence gets checked against your actual environment, not a generic industry snapshot, so what surfaces is relevant to you specifically.
- Step 4
Prioritize and route
The Mallory Agent triages what's correlated and routes it to whichever team or workflow can act on it next: vulnerability management, detection engineering, threat hunting, and more.
- Step 5
Act, then feed it back
Outcomes flow back into the Intelligence Graph, so the next correlation starts from what you've already resolved instead of from zero.
Aggregating feeds isn't the hard part. Doing something with them is.
A feed aggregator stops at collection. Mallory takes two more steps: it normalizes everything into the Intelligence Graph, then correlates it against your real attack surface, so intelligence arrives already prioritized. From there, it's routed to whichever part of your program needs to act on it next.
A Threat Intelligence Platform
Gives you a place to store intelligence.
Mallory
Gives you a place where intelligence stops being stored and starts being used.
Built for the people who run the program
For the CTI Analyst
Spend your mornings acting on what's relevant, not skimming a feed of everything published that day. Mallory does the cross-source reconciliation before you ever open the Intelligence Graph, so the first thing you see is what's correlated to your environment.
“Are we exposed to this actor's TTPs?” stops being a research project across five tools and starts being a query against the Intelligence Graph.
For the SecOps Manager
Mallory closes the loop, not just the alert. Intelligence your CTI team resolves flows straight into the context your SOC uses for detection and triage. It's the same Intelligence Graph, so there's no separate handoff and no second copy of the truth to keep in sync.
Because intelligence arrives already prioritized against your environment, your team gets less noise in the first place, not a bigger firehose to filter downstream.
The intelligence layer the rest of your program runs on.
Threat intelligence in Mallory doesn't stay in its own lane. The same Intelligence Graph that answers a CTI analyst's question also feeds vulnerability prioritization, so you know whether a CVE is being actively exploited by an actor targeting your industry. It also feeds exposure investigation, so you can see which exposures a real adversary is targeting right now. Resolved once, used everywhere in the program that needs it.
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