How a Global Financial Company Consolidated Three Infrastructure Data Sources

Summary
A fintech security engineer replaced separate DNS, WHOIS, and web-scan integrations with one API to support an internal infrastructure risk graph and reduce manual data correlation.
Key points
- The team needed external infrastructure data to combine with internal signals for an internal risk graph.
- Previously, analysts queried separate DNS, WHOIS, and web-scan sources with different formats and access methods.
- The customer story says Silent Push combines those datasets through one API, with records cross-referenced for each indicator.
- Silent Push says it collects domains and IPs from zone files and certificate transparency logs, then actively resolves the dataset daily.
- WHOIS changes and web-scan details, including hosting patterns, SSL certificates, favicon hashes, and HTML content, are continuously indexed and queryable.
Article Details
- Topic
- Consolidating DNS, WHOIS, and web scan data through one API for infrastructure risk analysis