
Threat intelligence platforms are only as effective as the data and context behind them. This integration helps Threatnote users move faster from collection to analysis and action by embedding high-quality enrichment and scored IOC intelligence directly into the platform experience.
Through the integration, Threatnote customers now have access to the alphaMountain Community Threat 1000 feed directly within Threatnote at no additional cost. The feed delivers continuously refreshed, scored URL and domain IOCs powered by alphaMountain’s AI-driven threat intelligence engine.
For organizations looking for deeper intelligence enrichment, Threatnote also supports direct integration with the full alphaMountain Intelligence API. This allows analysts to enrich indicators with additional context such as:
All enrichment is surfaced directly within IOC detail views and analyst workflows inside Threatnote, eliminating the need for analysts to pivot between multiple tools and browser tabs.
This partnership aligns closely with Morado’s vision for cyber threat intelligence operations: intelligence should be connected, contextual, and operationalized where analysts already work.
By combining Threatnote’s unified CTI operations platform with alphaMountain’s AI-powered reputation and classification intelligence, customers gain improved visibility into suspicious infrastructure, malicious domains, phishing activity, and emerging threats in a way that is actionable for both intelligence teams and security operations.
The integration also strengthens Threatnote’s broader capabilities across:
We’re excited to continue expanding the Threatnote ecosystem with partners that help security teams operationalize intelligence more effectively and reduce friction across daily analyst workflows.
Learn more about alphaMountain at alphamountain.ai and learn more about Morado and Threatnote at morado.io.