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Create new feeds
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Silent Push allows Enterprise subscribers to create their own organizational threat feeds in three ways:
- From a file (CSV, JSON, TXT, STIX).
- From a URL.
- As an empty feed. Empty feeds act as a running repository for threat intelligence data, allowing organizations to add IoCs they encouter from the
Explore
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screens.
Creating a feed from a file
When creating a feed from a file, it's important to ensure that the columns contained within your file correspond to the data that's being represented.
For example, the domain
column should be mapped with the correct domain etc. A tag
column can be used to help you identify the data.
Navigate to
Threat Intelligence Management > Feeds
Click
Create New Feed
on the top rightSelect
From File
Specify the
Feed name
andFeed type
(Optional) Specify the
Vendor
(Optional) Enter a
Source Score
(Optional) Enter a
Description
(Optional) Add a custom
feed tag
to help you identify the observables across multiple feedsEnter the
Source Format
(JSON, CSV, TXT)Click
Create
Create a feed from a URL
Navigate to
Threat Management > Feeds
Click
Create New Feed
on the top rightSelect
From URL
Specify the
Feed name
andFeed type
(Optional) Specify the
Vendor
(Optional) Enter a
Source Score
(Optional) Enter a
Description
(Optional) Add a custom
feed tag
to help you identify the observables across multiple feedsEnter the feed's
URL
Enter the
Source Format
(JSON, CSV, TXT)(Optional) If you need to authenticate before accesing the feed, specify the
Authorization
method and complete the relevant fields (Basic, Token, ThreatConnect API, CrowdStrike API or a Custom Header)(Optional) Click
Test
to test the connectionClick
Create
Creat an empty feed
Navigate to
Threat Management > Feeds
Click
Create New Feed
on the top rightSelect
Empty
Specify the
Feed name
andFeed type
(Optional) Specify the
Vendor
(Optional) Enter a
Source Score
(Optional) Enter a
Description
Add a custom
feed tag
to help you identify the observables across multiple feedsClick
Create