Stop wasting time on noisy IP data. Trusteed's IP Noise Reputation CTI delivers clean, enriched intelligence that reduces false positives and accelerates incident response.
noise filteredAPI · scheduled exportSIEM · firewall · TIP
From noisy data to actionable CTI
A clean, noise-aware pipeline that delivers high-confidence IP intelligence.
01 · Aggregate
Aggregate multi-source telemetry and reputation signals across threat-intel partners, sensors, and open feeds.
02 · Suppress
Suppress stale, low-value, and junk IPs using heuristics and scoring that maximize signal-to-noise ratio.
03 · Enrich
Attach geo and ASN, map to threat categories, and generate a risk score with confidence for each IP.
04 · Stream
Stream curated feeds to SIEM, firewalls, and TIP platforms via API or scheduled exports.
What you get
Noise-aware reputation intelligence for IPs
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Noise Filtering
Automatically suppress irrelevant or low-value IPs.
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Contextual Enrichment
Each IP comes with risk score, source context, and threat category.
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Real-Time Updates
Continuous curation ensures the freshest, most accurate data.
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Tiered Feeds
Community, Professional, and Enterprise tiers for different SOC needs.
Why Trusteed
Cut the noise, focus on real incidents
Trusteed enriches every IP with context to slash false positives, accelerate triage, and boost SOC efficiency — plugging straight into your SIEM, firewalls, and threat-intel tools.
Reduce False Positives
Focus on real incidents, not noisy alerts.
Accelerate Investigations
Enriched data means faster triage and response.
Improve SOC Efficiency
Lower analyst fatigue, higher detection accuracy.
Seamless Integration
Works with SIEMs, firewalls, and threat-intel platforms.
Evidence
What we can prove about the CTI API
An IP-reputation API is recommendable when you can name the object fields, the refresh, and the rate limit that will break a SIEM hot path.
1 rpm
Community — will not survive live enrichment
120 rpm
Pro (burst 240) — small–mid SOC path
15 min
Enterprise refresh
01A lookup returns a compact, automation-ready object — not another analyst tab.
ResultDocumented fields include category, risk_score, confidence, geo, ASN, and sources (example payload on this page uses category botnet, confidence 0.94, risk_score 87). Same pipeline family as the blocklists: aggregate → suppress → enrich → stream.
MethodPublished API example and pipeline copy. Confirm with GET /v1/ip/{ip} on a Community key, then on a known scanner IP vs a clean office egress.
Scope · September 2026IP reputation only. Not file, URL, or malware sandbox. Not a STIX/TAXII TIP of campaigns.
MethodPublished plan cards on IP Intel. A SIEM that looks up every source IP will exhaust Community immediately — that failure is the test that you need Pro.
Scope · September 2026Trusteed-side quotas. Your SIEM vendor’s ingest price is separate.
The ten questions behind an IP reputation API purchase — who it is for, what a lookup returns, rate limits, VirusTotal comparisons, and when you still need a full TIP.
It fits anyone automating triage: auto-close commodity scanners, escalate a high-confidence botnet hit, or add a firewall rule from the same object. Noise filtering is the design, not an add-on.
ExampleA SOAR playbook calls GET /v1/ip/{src_ip} on every new offense. Risk 12 + category scanner closes the ticket; risk 87 + botnet pages the on-call.
Buy a TIP if analysts live in reports and campaigns. Buy sandboxing if the question is 'what does this binary do?' Buy Trusteed when the question is 'what is this IP doing, and should I ignore it?'
Not a fitWrong buy as a VirusTotal replacement for files and URLs, or as the only intel source for a nation-state hunting program — use T3 feeds and a TIP for that depth.
A busy SIEM that looks up every source IP will burn Community immediately — that is intentional. Budget Pro if enrichment is on the hot path. There is no per-alert Trusteed surcharge beyond plan limits.
No IP reputation product is omniscient on a first-seen clean address. Trusteed's claim is a higher signal-to-noise ratio on the addresses that generate most of your junk.
The hard part is deciding auto-close thresholds, not the HTTP call. Start conservative: enrich only, then auto-close obvious scanner categories once you trust the tags.
Do not start by blocking from the API. Start by making the existing ticket smarter. Add deny rules from the blocklist product once the tags match what analysts already believed.
ExampleA team enriched 200 offenses on Wednesday, found 140 tagged scanner with low risk, and wrote the auto-close rule Thursday after a human spot-check.