By providing access to its underlying intelligence, Silent Push aims to help vendors move beyond traditional, reactive threat detection. Unlike conventional feeds that rely on post-attack indicators of compromise, this API-first approach focuses on preemptive identification of adversary infrastructure during the build phase.
Silent Push Opens Infrastructure Intelligence API to Cybersecurity Vendors
Reston-based Silent Push is shifting the cybersecurity paradigm by granting third-party vendors direct access to its proprietary first-party infrastructure data. The move allows security firms to integrate Indicators of Future Attack, which identify malicious infrastructure an average of 104 days before it is weaponized, into their own product suites.
Ken Bagnall, CEO and Co-Founder at Silent Push, emphasized that product efficacy is limited by the quality of underlying intelligence. The expanded offering includes historical DNS and WHOIS data, behavioral fingerprinting, and specialized Traffic Origin metrics. These tools are designed for integration into SIEM, XDR, and SOAR platforms, as well as AI-native environments via new MCP Server support. The company intends for these capabilities to accelerate threat hunting and enable more granular, automated security workflows for organizations seeking to detect lookalike domains and emerging campaign activity before a strike occurs.
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