Silent Push 6.1 Adds Brand and Infrastructure Impersonation Detection
Summary
Silent Push 6.1 adds scheduled detection of look-alike domains, investigation and search updates, integrations for security workflows and AI agents, and bidirectional STIX/TAXII intelligence exchange.
Key points
- The rebuilt detection engine identifies look-alike domains targeting an organization’s infrastructure, scores and enriches candidates, and groups them by identified threat actor.
- Scheduled monitoring notifies teams of new candidates; domains can be exported as evidence for takedown partners.
- My Assets provides reusable lists of owned domains, IP ranges, ASNs, and TLDs, while updated search and pivot tools support investigations.
- Integrations connect Silent Push intelligence with Palo Alto Cortex XSOAR, a Chrome extension, and MCP-compatible AI assistants and agent workflows.
- The updated TAXII server supports bidirectional STIX/TAXII exchange, allowing users to send their intelligence to Silent Push as well as retrieve its data.
- Custom analyst reports support TLP: AMBER+STRICT; the interface is available in English, Korean, and Spanish.
Article Details
- Event Type
- Security platform version 6.1 release
- Impact
- Silent Push says the release adds automated detection of look-alike domains, faster investigation workflows, integrations for automated response and AI assistants, bidirectional threat-intelligence exchange, and localized interfaces. The article reports no security incident or measured customer impact.
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Palo Alto Cortex XSOARPoint Silent Push at Palo Alto Cortex XSOAR, and its intelligence becomes part of your automated playbooks and response workflows with no manual lookups required.Silent Push PlatformVersion 6.1 of the Silent Push platform focuses on protecting what matters most to organizations and accelerating what analysts do next.