ANY.RUN promotes threat-intelligence feeds for US SOC teams
Original title: 3 Ways Threat Intelligence Makes Life Easier for American SOC Analysts
The vendor says sandbox-derived IOCs can automate matching and cites its own overlap and detection figures.
ANY.RUN published a Cybersecurity Awareness Month pitch arguing that internal visibility is not enough for US SOC teams. It promotes Threat Intelligence Feeds, Lookup, and hunting workflows built from Interactive Sandbox sessions. ANY.RUN says about 30% of unique malicious IOCs were already in its feeds and claims up to 58% more detections. Those figures are the vendor's own and are not independently confirmed here.
Unconfirmed: Detection and IOC-overlap percentages are ANY.RUN's claims, not independently verified.
- Feeds are offered via SIEM integrations, STIX/TAXII, and API.
- ANY.RUN cites 16,000-plus SOC teams and 700,000-plus professionals.
- A sample query covers Colombian Smugglers and SVG smuggling.
- The piece is vendor guidance, not a new incident report.
- Vendors
- ANY.RUN
- Threat actors
- Colombian Smugglers
From the original article
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October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, a good time to rethink how SOC analysts detect and investigate threats, draw conclusions from the first three quarters of 2026, and see how exactly your daily workflows could be improved. One important takeaway is that visibility into your company’s internal environment alone isn’t enough to ensure effective enterprise security […]
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