ThreatOrigin

No tool wins this fight alone

Real protection and visibility come from your whole stack working together. ThreatOrigin connects to the DNS, identity, endpoint and security tools you already run, so every alert tells you who, where and what.

Works with what you already have

Open a category to see what each integration adds.

Ask Sensei next to any category for a short summary, or click a logo to ask about that product.

XDR and EDR

Process and inventory data from your XDR.

  • Machine name, user name and operating system come from every supported XDR.
  • Process details come wherever your XDR records them; how much it records depends on the vendor.
  • Shows which machines have no XDR installed.

DNS servers

Reads the logs of the DNS servers you already run.

*
  • Microsoft DNS connects directly: open access and the logs are read.
  • Other DNS servers send their logs over syslog.
  • Any DNS server not on the list is added with a custom parser. Request it from the product and our R&D team writes it; there is nothing for you to build.

DHCP

Ties every IP address to a device.

*
  • Adds MAC address and hostname to every DNS log line.
  • Microsoft DHCP is recognised directly; other DHCP servers connect over syslog with a parser.

Active Directory

Puts a user name on every query.

  • User name, IP, MAC address and hostname appear together on one log line.
  • Also used to sign in to the on-prem console.

Microsoft Entra ID

Your cloud users and groups, in every policy and report.

  • Write rules for Entra ID users and groups.
  • Assign a policy to an Entra ID group; its members update automatically, so you manage policies from your own groups.
  • Devices signed in with Entra ID report the user behind their DNS traffic, and reports use these users and groups.

SIEM

Sends enriched, filtered DNS data to your SIEM.

*
  • Each event arrives already correlated: user, device, process, category and risk score.
  • You choose which logs to send, so your SIEM receives what matters instead of raw DNS volume.
  • Works with any SIEM that accepts syslog.

SOAR

Turns detections into action.

*
  • A SOAR playbook can block a domain for every device at once with a single blocklist entry.
  • Infected machines are sent to your SOAR with process and traffic details and a score, so the action runs there.
  • A SOAR API is available for other platforms.

Operating systems

The DNSEndpoint agent runs on Windows and macOS.

  • Install the agent on office and roaming devices.
  • Run it in Monitor mode or Active Protection mode, per device or per group.

Not on the list? Other products can be integrated flexibly.