Securonix SynQ Brings Threat Intelligence Extraction and Enrichment to the Browser
Summary
Securonix says its SynQ browser extension can extract IOCs, threat actors, and ATT&CK techniques from web pages, enrich indicators, show historical sightings, and sync findings into ThreatQ Investigations.
Key points
- SynQ scans web pages, blogs, and threat reports for IOCs, threat actors, and MITRE ATT&CK techniques.
- Its interface updates as users browse and provides context, scores, status, and related events for identified entities.
- Analysts can perform bulk lookups, tagging, and status updates, then send findings into downstream workflows.
- Analyze Tab supports page-specific extraction; Notepad collects intelligence across browsing sessions and sources.
- The tool can show historical sightings in a Securonix environment and sync findings into ThreatQ Investigations.
- Securonix says SynQ is available for Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox.
Article Details
- Event Type
- Launch and promotion of Securonix SynQ, a browser extension for threat-intelligence extraction, enrichment, and investigation workflows.
- Impact
- The extension is presented as helping analysts identify and enrich indicators and threat intelligence in browser pages, check historical sightings, and synchronize findings with ThreatQ Investigations, reducing manual copy-paste and tab switching.
Vendors
Products
Google ChromeDownload Securonix SynQ today on the browser of your choice: Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox.Mozilla FirefoxDownload Securonix SynQ today on the browser of your choice: Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox.Securonix SynQThat’s why we built Securonix SynQ, to close that gap by embedding intelligence extraction, enrichment, and operational action directly into the browser workflow that you already use every day.ThreatQHover Context & Instant Scoring: Get immediate visibility into ThreatQ scores, status, and related events just by hovering over an entity.