Security Stack Enrichment
Learn ho Validin's dataset is used to enrich various cybersecurity platforms.
Validin supports security stack enrichment by providing API access to historical internet infrastructure data that can be used directly inside existing security tools and workflows.
Instead of requiring analysts to manually investigate every alert, Validin is commonly used to add context automatically to domains, IP addresses, and related indicators before they are reviewed.
Reducing noiseIndicators associated with long-lived, stable infrastructure can be deprioritized automatically, while newly created or frequently changing infrastructure can be flagged for closer review. This allows teams to apply logic before alerts reach analysts.
How Validin supports stack enrichment
Using the Validin API, teams enrich infrastructure with historical DNS data, registration information, certificate relationships, host behaviour, and documented external references.
The API exposes the same underlying datasets available in the Validin platform. This information helps automated systems and analysts understand what an indicator represents and how it has behaved over time.
| Enrichment need | How Validin helps |
|---|---|
| Automated context | API access to historical infrastructure data |
| Indicator history | First seen and last seen information |
| Relationship signals | DNS, certificates, registration, and host behaviour |
| Consistency | Same data model across platform and API |
| Integration | Designed for SIEM, SOAR, TIP, and internal tools |
What teams typically enrich
Security teams commonly use Validin to add the following context to indicators:
- How long a domain or IP has existed
- Whether infrastructure has changed recently
- How domains, IPs, and certificates are related
- Whether similar infrastructure has been observed elsewhere
- Whether external research references exist
This context is used to support prioritization and reduce unnecessary investigation.
NoteValidin enrichment provides historical infrastructure context rather than real-time reputation scores.
Where enrichment is applied
Validin enrichment is typically applied at multiple points in a security stack, including:
- Alert enrichment in SIEM and SOAR platforms
- Blocking workflows
- SOC investigation platforms
- Internal custom security tooling
API access and documentation
Validin provides a standard REST API for enrichment workflows.
All API requests require an API key and outbound HTTPS access to https://api.validin.com. Query limits and available features depend on the subscription plan.
Full API documentation, including endpoint details and response formats, is available here.
Updated 27 days ago
