Dogesec provides an AI‑driven cyber threat intelligence platform that automates analysis, generates detection rules, and offers a marketplace for sharing intel. Its product suite includes CTI Butler for knowledgebase management, Vulmatch which alerts users when software they use is being exploited, Stixify for automated threat analysis, and an AI assistant that creates highly‑tuned SIEM detection rules.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Security teams often struggle to keep up with rapidly evolving cyber threat intelligence, requiring manual aggregation of data from multiple sources, custom rule creation for detections, and coordination of shared intelligence across organizations.
Solution
Dogesec offers a suite of integrated tools that automate the collection, analysis, and operationalization of threat intelligence. CTI Butler provides curated knowledgebases for quick reference, while Vulmatch alerts users when software they rely on is being actively exploited. Stixify converts raw intelligence into structured STIX objects, and the SIEM Rules assistant generates finely tuned detection rules from research. The Cyber Threat Exchange serves as a marketplace for sharing and consuming CTI feeds, enabling teams to collaborate and enrich their defenses. All products are built on open‑source codebases, allowing transparency and extensibility.
Target Audience
Primary customers are security operations centers, threat intelligence teams, and managed security service providers that need automated CTI ingestion, detection rule generation, and collaborative intelligence sharing.
Features
- CTI Butler delivers continuously updated, curated threat intelligence knowledgebases for analysts.
- Vulmatch monitors vulnerability exploitation in real time and notifies users of active threats to their software stack.
- Stixify automates the transformation of raw intelligence into STIX 2.1 compliant objects for seamless integration.
- SIEM Rules assistant uses AI to translate threat research into highly tuned detection rules for SIEM platforms.
- Cyber Threat Exchange provides a marketplace for publishing and consuming structured CTI feeds via TAXII, APIs, and standard formats.
- All commercial products incorporate permissively licensed open‑source components, supporting customization and community contributions.
- Multi‑tenant architecture enables MSSPs and resellers to manage separate teams and client environments within a single subscription.