Agent-ready CTI
Is it a threat? And how do you mitigate it?
Agent-ready threat intelligence that answers both — published scoring, named first-party sensors, source-referenced answers. So your analysts, your automation, and your AI agents can act on it without a second opinion.
RST intelligence
Your SOC
Your controls
integrates with the stack you already run
The shift
Trust is the bottleneck now
01Security stacks drown in threat data too slow, too noisy, or too unstructured for anything — human or machine — to act on with confidence.
02SOCs are automating. Agents act in seconds — and amplify every bad input they are handed.
03The bottleneck is no longer whether you have enough intelligence. It is whether anything downstream can trust it.
Built for the whole map — North America, Europe, the Middle East, LATAM and APAC alike — with native multilingual collection, so regional actors are never an afterthought.
The layer
One layer under the stack you already run
Every product family feeds the tools and controls you already operate — analysts, agents, TIP, SIEM, SOAR, and the controls at the edge.
One line per product family, forking to the tools and controls it feeds. CTI Assistant sits over every dataset.
RST Cloud
CTI AssistantAI access layerSecurity operations
Network, endpoint & cloud controls
Integrates with the stack you already run
The building blocks
One pipeline. Outcome first, product second.
Each product proves a different part of the job — from raw reporting in to a source-referenced answer out.
Trusted knowledge in
RST Report Hub
The world's threat reporting, already parsed into machine-readable STIX 2.1.
Trusted context
RST Threat Library
One threat, every vendor alias, what it is and how it affects you — over an API.
Trusted signal
RST Threat Feed
Hundreds of sources, one clean schema, and a score you can audit.
Trusted subtraction
RST Noise Control
What NOT to act on: known-good across every indicator type.
Trusted exposure
RST Breach Alert
Which of your credentials are already leaked — scored, verifiable, and built for your stack to act on.
Trusted automation signal
RST Bot Radar
Residential proxies and browser automation, observed being abused — not enumerated from provider lists.
Trusted interface
RST CTI Assistant
Source-referenced answers for agents — and the humans on shift.
On-demand lookup
RST IoC Lookup
Contextualise an IP, domain, URL or hash in one call — the whole layer, one endpoint.
In the loop
How RST enables the AI SOC
Every question an autonomous SOC has to answer — from “should I act on this at all” through to “what is coming for us next” — answered by a named part of the layer, with its working shown.
01
“Is this just noise?”
RST Noise ControlA known-good verdict before anything acts — across every indicator type.
02
“What am I looking at?”
Threat Library + Report HubThe actor, every vendor alias, the TTPs — and the report already parsed.
03
“How dangerous, right now?”
RST Threat FeedA multi-dimensional score you can audit, not a black-box number.
04
“How is this CVE actually exploited?”
RST CTI AssistantAsked in plain language, answered from the reporting — with the sources behind it.
05
“Are we already exposed?”
RST Breach AlertCompromised credentials checked against your directory — and confirmed if the password still works.
06
“Is this even a human?”
RST Bot RadarResidential proxies and browser automation seen abusing real traffic.
07
“What is emerging against our sector?”
RST Report HubThe world’s reporting, parsed daily into a graph you can query by sector, region or actor.
08
“Who is targeting organisations like us?”
RST Threat LibraryActor profiles with victimology, aliases resolved, linked to live indicators.
09
“Can I get more context?”
RST Enrichment APIsWhois, SSL certificate, favicon, HTML fetch and screenshot lookups — with IoC Lookup and Noise Control under the same umbrella.
10
“Why? Show me sources.”
RST CTI AssistantA source-referenced answer, over MCP or an OpenAI-compatible endpoint.
Three trust relationships
One layer. Humans, machines, and agents.
Humans
Analysts & CISOs
Believable, explainable, low-noise — available when the incident happens, in the analyst's language.
Machines
SIEM · SOAR · Firewalls
Deterministic, clean-schema, low false-positive: automated blocking that does not break things.
AI agents
LLM-driven SOC
Structured enough to reason over, with provenance it can cite.
Keep your premium intel. We make it work as one.
Already running Google Threat Intelligence, Recorded Future, CrowdStrike, or Microsoft Defender TI? RST is the operations layer that makes a multi-vendor estate speak one language, pass one quality gate, and reach every control and agent.
How the intelligence is built
Our mission is to make threat intelligence something any team can act on — not only the ones who can afford a Tier-1 contract and an analyst to double-check every alert.
We build the layer underneath the stack you already run: scored in the open, noise-filtered before it ships, and structured so a machine can use it as readily as a person can read it. Priced for the use case rather than the brand — because the mid-market teams, MSSPs and national CERTs the consolidators left behind deserve the same intelligence the largest SOCs run on.
RST Cloud Engine
Integration
We provide quick and easy out-of-the-box integration with many SIEM, SOAR, TIP, EDR, XDR, NGFW, and WAF solutions. The knowledge we produce is actionable to the extent that machines can facilitate end-to-end detection, prevention, and response.
Fortigate firewalls can directly be integrated with RST Threat Feed via API. It gives options to block or alert on access to malicious websites or IP addresses. The integration is seamless and requires no extra software to be used to configure the firewalls.
Palo Alto NGFW can directly be integrated with RST Threat Feed via API. It gives options to block or alert on access to malicious websites or IP addresses. The integration is seamless and requires no extra software to be used to configure the firewalls.
RST Thread Feed integrated with IBM Qradar SIEM via RST Downloder agent. This agent automatically downloads all the required data and pushes it to the SIEM via API. There are options to filter indicators through its score and types, malware, tags etc
Palo Alto Cortex XSOAR can directly be integrated with RST Threat Feed via API. It gives an ability to query RST Cloud API directly from any playbook or using the war room commands.
RST Thread Feed integrated with Splunk. The app is published on the official Splunk marketplace and allows to automate downloading and maintenance of the feeds into Splunk.
RST Thread Feed is integrated with Microsoft Sentinel SIEM via a standard STIX/TAXII integration. There are options to filter indicators through its score and types, malware, tags etc
RST Thread Feed is integrated with Elastic SIEM solution via a custom elastic filebeat/agent configuration. There are options to filter indicators through its score and types, malware, tags etc
RST Thread Feed is integrated with MISP via a python script. There are options to filter indicators through its score and types, malware, tags etc
Cisco Firepower can directly be integrated with RST Threat Feed via API. It gives options to block or alert on access to malicious websites or IP addresses. The integration is seamless and requires no extra software to be used to configure the firewalls.
SAF Systems is a versatile platform for collecting and analysing machine data. It works in the fields of information security, IT infrastructure monitoring, and business process analysis. The integration of RST Threat Feed and RST Report Hub within the SAF platform empowers analysts to make informed decisions.
Trusted by partners
What Our Clients Say
"RST Cloud products enabled us to identify and raise awareness of malicious entities even before human-led investigation started. Additionally, the benign check finally brought clarity to the array of well-known URLs."
Denis Rak, Managing Director @AlpenShield GmbH, DACH region (Germany, Austria, and Switzerland)
"Collaboration with RST Cloud is designed to elevate the region’s cloud-security approach, accelerate incident response capabilities, reinforce overall network security across the KSA.”
Mohmmed Sharaf, Cybersecurity Business Unit Manager @Sahara Net, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
“We needed a CTI provider with broad threat coverage, strong OSINT, proprietary research, and minimal IoC latency. RST Cloud aligned well with our operational and automation priorities.”
Ivan Saakov, Senior SOC Manager @inDrive, global mobility and urban services platform
“We made a commitment to our Security Operations Center analysts: to deliver only contextual, actionable intelligence through our CTI feedback loop - and with RST Cloud, we’ve been able to uphold that promise.
RST Cloud’s threat intelligence feeds integrate seamlessly into our existing tooling, providing our analysts with the context they need without noise. Their enrichment and intelligence data are solid, relevant, and ready to use. Since adopting their solutions, we’ve seen a noticeable reduction in false positives and significantly faster triage times. For a government CTI team, that level of reliability is not just valuable - it’s essential.”
Jeroen de Baare, lead CTI team @UWV, Dutch government agency
Machine-readable by default
Every dataset in the layer ships in a shape a machine can consume — not a PDF and not a portal.
Report Hub turns each report into a STIX 2.1 graph of typed objects and relationships (the sample here is a real one). Threat Library exposes actor profiles with aliases resolved. Threat Feed delivers scored indicators as STIX, JSON or CSV, with the scoring dimensions attached. Noise Control and IoC Lookup answer single or batch queries over API. And CTI Assistant puts all of it behind MCP or an OpenAI-compatible endpoint, so an agent can reach the same data your analysts do.
Try Threat Feed free. See the rest live.
RST Threat Feed is the one building block you can trial self-serve — one month, delivered by email, judged in your own SIEM rather than in our deck.
The rest of the layer — Report Hub, Threat Library, Noise Control, CTI Assistant, Breach Alert, Bot Radar and the Enrichment APIs — is best seen running against your own stack. Request a demo and we will scope it to what you actually operate.