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ThreatQuotient ThreatQ

Threat Intelligence

ThreatQuotient ThreatQ

Threat Intelligence

Description

ThreatQuotient ThreatQ is the threat intelligence platform built around the idea that intelligence is only useful if the people who need it can actually find it, trust it, and act on it together. The platform aggregates, normalizes, and prioritizes threat data from multiple sources, then makes it available to SOC analysts, threat hunters, and incident responders through a shared intelligence library with over 450 integrations across your security infrastructure. Instead of every team maintaining their own spreadsheets and feeds in isolation, ThreatQ creates a single pool of scored, contextualized intelligence that everyone works from.

The Cybersecurity Situation Room is where ThreatQ earns its collaborative reputation. Multiple teams can visualize, investigate, and document incidents in the same virtual workspace, sharing evidence and annotations in real time. Workflow automation makes threat detection, investigation, and response data-driven rather than process-driven, while the extensible data model lets you introduce custom data types and address new use cases without waiting for a vendor release cycle. It's the kind of flexibility that turns a threat intelligence platform from a feed aggregator into the operational backbone of your security program.

As of January 2026, ThreatQuotient joined Securonix, combining ThreatQ's intelligence orchestration strengths with Securonix's SIEM and AI capabilities to deliver unified security operations. For organizations that have outgrown the limitations of consuming raw threat feeds and need a platform where intelligence drives decisions across every security function, ThreatQ provides the collaborative foundation that makes threat intelligence genuinely operational rather than just informational.

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About Threat Intelligence

Threat intelligence is curated information about who is attacking, which tools they use and which organizations they go after. It arrives as feeds of known-bad addresses and file signatures, and as written reports on attacker groups and techniques. Security tools consume the feeds automatically; peo...
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Key Capabilities

Threat Scoring Intelligence Aggregation SOAR Integration Collaborative Workflows