Auto-derived & linked
IOCs are surfaced from source reporting and tied to both the actor and the exact evidence they came from — provenance built in, not bolted on.
Platform · IOC Management
Every indicator — validated, enriched, and tied to the threat it came from.
ThreatSpire's IOClytics gives your indicators a home that isn't a spreadsheet. IOCs are pulled from reporting and linked to the actor and evidence they belong to, enriched through your own intelligence providers, and tracked across their lifecycle — so analysts pivot on context, not noise.
threatspire / ioclytics / SILVERSCALE-117
Related indicators
4 of 12TypeIndicatorStatusStateActorSource
domainfastflux.top ValidatedActiveSILVERSCALE-117source →
Enrichment
via connected providerFirst seen
18 May 2026
ASN
AS20473 (Vultr)
Registrar
Namecheap (privacy)
ip185.94.XX.XX ValidatedActiveSILVERSCALE-117source →
hash9f3b...e7a1 ValidatedActiveSILVERSCALE-117source →
domaindelta-drift.io UnverifiedAgedSILVERSCALE-117source →
The problem
Indicators rot in spreadsheets — and so do your detections.
IOCs get pasted into a sheet or a ticket with no link to where they came from and no sign of whether they're still live. Stale indicators quietly drive false positives, the same artifact gets re-investigated three times, and no one can say which actor an indicator even belongs to. The data exists; the management doesn't.
Pain
No provenance, no trust
IOCs arrive as bare values with no actor link and no source trail. A hit means nothing without context.
Cost
Stale artifacts drive false positives
Aged and revoked indicators stay in play because no one retires them — wasting analyst time on dead artifacts.
How it works
From raw artifact to trusted intelligence.
- 01
Capture
Indicators are extracted from incoming reporting and linked to the right actor automatically, with manual add when you need it.
- 02
Validate
Each indicator is checked and flagged for validity, so analysts know what's worth acting on.
- 03
Enrich
Pull context and corroboration from your own connected intelligence providers, right alongside the indicator.
- 04
Manage
Track each indicator's lifecycle — active, revoked, aging — so detections stay clean and stale artifacts don't haunt you.
What you get
What IOClytics gives you.
Provider enrichment
Connect your own intelligence providers to enrich and corroborate indicators in place, without copy-pasting between tools.
Validation & confidence
Indicators carry a validation state and confidence, so your team spends time on what's real instead of chasing dead artifacts.
Lifecycle management
Active, revoked, and aged states keep your indicator set current — and keep stale IOCs from generating false positives downstream.
Secure by default
Provider API keys are stored server-side (and in AWS Secrets Manager for cloud deployments), never exposed to the browser in plaintext.
Why it's different
Three ideas the rest of the market keeps getting wrong.
Indicators that carry their context.
Every IOC arrives already linked to its source and its actor — so a hit means something, immediately. No more pivoting through five tools to answer 'who does this belong to?'.
No stale-indicator noise.
Lifecycle tracking retires aged and revoked indicators before they pollute your detections. Active means active; aged means aged — and your SOC knows the difference.
Enrichment on your terms.
Bring your own providers and keys; ThreatSpire orchestrates the enrichment without ever putting your secrets in the browser. Server-side storage and AWS Secrets Manager support keep credentials where they belong.
Part of the bigger picture
IOCs linked to actors & sourcesEnriched via your providersLifecycle-trackedKeys never touch the browser
The indicators here are the same ones attached to your priority questions and actor timelines across ThreatSpire.
Get your indicators out of spreadsheets.
Show us your IOC workflow — we'll show you IOClytics on your own data.