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A detection layer that fits the security stack you already have.

ThreatFade currently exposes JSON, Splunk HEC, CEF, CSV, Sigma-compatible output, STIX 2.1-compatible bundles, MITRE ATT&CK mapping and FusionOps integration.

JSON

Structured detection output for application and analyst workflows.

Splunk HEC

Operational export path for Splunk HTTP Event Collector deployments.

CEF

Common Event Format output for compatible security workflows.

CSV

Portable tabular export for analysis and handoff.

Sigma-compatible

Detection-oriented output for compatible Sigma workflows.

STIX 2.1-compatible

Threat-intelligence exchange bundles for compatible consumers.

MITRE ATT&CK

Technique context attached to supported detections.

FusionOps

Operational integration path into the Tinlance SOC orchestration product.

Positioning

ThreatFade is not positioned as a replacement for an enterprise SIEM or SOAR. Its current role is a specialized detection and evidence layer that can feed existing security operations systems.