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Overview
Pulsedive enhances cyber threat detection and analysis through indicator enrichment, research, and bulk intelligence exports. It empowers security teams with real-time insights for proactive defense. While it is dependent on consistent data feed updates, its scalable structure and automated intelligence make it a reliable tool for comprehensive cybersecurity management.
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Pulsedive Specifications
- Data Encryption
- Threat Intelligence
- Security Audits And Reporting
- Web Application Security
Pulsedive Features
Indicator Enrichment
Pulsedive allows users to search any domain, Internet Protocol (IP) address, or Uniform Resource Locator (URL) and enrich it on demand through passive and active scans. This feature delivers in-depth context, such as DNS, WHOIS, and SSL data, helping users validate potential threats and strengthen their investigations.
Threat Research
The platform enables users to investigate threats within its database, providing up-to-date context with linked indicators, tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs), and references from MITRE ATT&CK. This feature helps analysts correlate activity patterns, identify emerging risks, and improve strategic threat awareness.
Bulk Enrichment
Users can extract both fanged and defanged indicators from text and enrich them in bulk. The feature supports exporting results in multiple formats, simplifying the process of managing large datasets while ensuring complete and accurate threat of visibility across multiple indicators.
Threat Exploration
Pulsedive features an explore query language that allows users to search across extensive threat datasets with boolean logic and wildcards. It supports filtering by attributes such as threat name, alias, category, risk level, and data feed. This enables users to uncover relationships, visualize attack patterns, and perform targeted investigations.
Bulk Export
This feature streamlines Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) ingestion through bulk exports of indicators in Comma-Separated Values (CSV) or Structured Threat Information Expression/Trusted Automated Exchange of Indicator Information (STIX/TAXII) 2.1 formats. Users can filter exports by timestamp, risk score, or category, allowing seamless integration into existing security systems for faster and more efficient data analysis.
Pros And Cons of Pulsedive
Pros
Provides clear, detailed reports for faster analysis
Simplifies triage with quick threat data enrichment
Enhances incident response through accessible threat insights
Cons
Lacks option to disable automatic popups
Feed reliability may fluctuate occasionally
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Frequently Asked Questions
What other apps does Pulsedive integrate with?
Pulsedive connects with third-party platforms such as D3 Security, Harpoon, IntelOwl, Mindflow, Polarity, ServiceNow, and Sumo Logic.
What language does Pulsedive support?
Pulsedive supports the English language.
Who are the typical users of Pulsedive?
Pulsedive is used by organizations across cybersecurity, information technology, financial services, government & defense, telecommunications, healthcare, and education & research sectors.
Does Pulsedive offer an API?
Yes, Pulsedive provides API access.
What types of pricing plans does Pulsedive offer?
Pulsedive pricing includes Pro at $29/month for individuals, and Enterprise at $80k annually for teams. Request a custom Pulsedive price quotation.
Does Pulsedive have a mobile app?
No, Pulsedive does not have a mobile app.
What level of support does Pulsedive offer?
Pulsedive provides support via contact form.