Silent Push Opens Infrastructure Intelligence Platform to Security Vendors
Silent Push has expanded access to its infrastructure intelligence platform for cybersecurity product, research, and threat intelligence teams, the company said in a press release. The Reston, Virginia company said the offering provides access to data used in its own threat detection and research systems.
The platform includes Indicators of Future Attack, which Silent Push says identify adversary infrastructure while it is being built, an average of 104 days before it is used in attacks. The company said the data can be used for enrichment, scoring, infrastructure context, bulk lookups, and automated security workflows.
The offering includes REST API access, MCP Server integration for AI security environments, full platform access for research teams, and custom intelligence feeds. It also includes historical DNS and WHOIS data, behavioral fingerprinting, and Traffic Origin data for threat research and campaign analysis.
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