In the fast-paced world of cybersecurity, strategic technical partnerships are crucial for staying ahead of emerging threats. Criminal IP, a leading Cyber Threat Intelligence search engine, has formed a powerful alliance with Tines, a renowned provider of no-code automation solutions.
This partnership aims to enhance cybersecurity by combining threat intelligence with streamlined automation processes.
Tines provides innovative solutions with no-code automation and is recognized as one of the leading security companies in Ireland. No-code automation enables businesses to learn solutions from Tines and easily create and implement security processes through a user-friendly interface.
What’s more, businesses can integrate Tines’ solutions with a variety of applications and systems, thereby operating a more efficient security system.
What will the partnership with Tines bring to the table?
By partnering with Tines, Criminal IP integrates its threat intelligence API with Tines’ no-code automation solution. This integration goes beyond API integration and includes collaborative efforts in global marketing, localization, webinars, and more.
Integrating threat intelligence and automation is expected to improve operational efficiency and enhance security capabilities.
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Users can accelerate their automation efforts and address common use cases by accessing the Tines Story Library. This valuable resource provides ready-to-use automation templates, integrating a range of Criminal IP APIs to enhance cybersecurity functionalities.
One example of Criminal IP API integration is the ability to scan a URL using the “/url_scan” command within Slack. This integration sends a request to the Criminal IP service, which performs a comprehensive scan of the website associated with the URL.
The response, including a summary, potential risks, and a list of technologies used by the website, is then displayed in Slack. The implementation may vary depending on the services and APIs utilized.
Another use case involves end-users submitting an IP address for analysis. The Criminal IP API, in conjunction with URLScan, processes the IP address and promptly displays its location to the users. A Jira ticket is created if further enrichment is required, incorporating data from the Criminal IP API and URLScan.
This ticket facilitates proper handling and investigation of potential risks associated with the IP address.
About Criminal IP
Criminal IP launched its global cybersecurity service on April 17, 2023, following a successful year-long beta phase.
They have established technical and business partnerships with renowned global security companies, including VirusTotal, Splunk, Anomali, LogRhythm, Datadog, and more.
For further information about their technical partnerships, visit the API Integrations page. Furthermore, Criminal IP recently introduced a Bug Bounty program to further enhance user safety.
Sponsored and written by Criminal IP