Getting Started with Data Export

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Data Export allows Enterprise customers to access, download, and automate the export of threat intelligence data, including historical archives, bulk datasets, IOFA (Indicators of Future Attack) feeds, organization-specific feeds, and IP context insights.

Whether you're conducting in-depth analysis, integrating data into third-party tools, or maintaining compliance, Data Export provides scalable, flexible options.

Prerequisites

  • Enterprise user with appropriate permissions

  • API key for automated exports (see knowledge base)

  • Some features require add-ons (e.g., IP Context)

IP Context

Enterprise add-on for real-time IP threat insights and automation.

How to View IP Context

  1. From the left navigation menu, select Data Export > IP Context

  2. Browse detailed IP context and threat activities

Archive Exports

Historical threat data for domains/IPs – great for patterns and audit trails.

How to View

  1. From the left navigation menu, select Data Export > Archive Exports

  2. Choose Card or Table view

Automate Export

  1. Card view → Click Automate Export on feed

  2. Select file type

  3. Copy API Endpoint (3-hour URL)

  4. Use cURL/Python/PHP code samples

Manual Text File Export

  1. Click Download File

  2. Select type → Download

Bulk Data Exports

Large AWS-hosted threat datasets (New Domains, Nameservers, Mail Servers, etc.).

Access Feeds

  1. From the left navigation menu, select Data Export > Bulk Data Exports

Export Options

Same as Archive Exports: Automate Export (API + code snippets) or manual Download File.

IOFA Exports

Centralized access to all IOFA threat indicators via one endpoint.

How to View

  1. From the left navigation menu, select Data Export > IOFA Exports

  2. Review feed table (Name, Size, Type, Owner, Tags, etc.)

Export API URL

  1. View feed → ExportAutomate Export

  2. Choose Python/cURL/PHP → Copy API Endpoint (JSON, 3 hours)

Organization Exports

Central hub for your team's custom threat indicator feeds.

Access & Search

  1. From the left navigation menu, select Data Export > Organization Exports

  2. Use Search by Name + filters

Download Manually

Click Download → Choose CSV/JSON/TXT/RPZ/STIX

Automate

  1. Click Automate Export

  2. Select format → Copy API Endpoint

  3. Use cURL/Python/PHP snippets

Real World Examples and Use Cases provide more details.

Tips

  • Use descriptive names/tags

  • Test endpoints in the browser first

  • Prefer JSON/CSV for high-volume feeds

  • API URLs expire after 3 hours – schedule pulls accordingly

  • Monitor download credits for Organization Exports

  • Contact support if features are missing