Description

Domain enrichment refers to the process of gathering additional information about a specific domain in order to better understand and protect against potential threats. This can involve a variety of activities, such as looking up the domain's history and reputation, analyzing its content and structure, and identifying any connections to known malicious domains or IP addresses. The goal of domain enrichment is to provide a more complete picture of a domain and its potential risks.

Techniques

Examples

Lookup third-party domain in Recorded Future | Story Library | Tines

Analyze domains through multiple sources | Library | Tines

Analyze URLs in URLScan | Library | Tines

Create VirusTotal domain reputation summaries using NVIDIA AI | Library | Tines

Monitor a domain for risk score changes with DomainTools' Iris Enrich | Library | Tines

References

Automating URL analysis with Tines and URLScan | Tines

Streamlining threat intelligence with Pulsedive and Tines | Tines

How security teams manage threat intelligence with Tines | Tines

The Ultimate Guide to IoC Enrichment: Unlocking Insights with SOCRadar’s Advanced Module

Silent Push Examines the Dark Side of Dynamic DNS Providers