DarkStrata In Your Stack A credential-intelligence feed, not another platform.

We do one thing deeply: fresh credential exposure from stealer logs and breach data, delivered as structured, normalised events into the SIEM, SOAR, MDR or threat-intel platform you already run.

CEF · credential-exposureSeverity 8 / 10
CEF:0|DarkStrata|DarkStrata|1.0|credential-exposure:stealer-fresh|Compromised credential: sha256:9f2c41d07ab35e18 on vpn.example.co.uk|8|suser=sha256:9f2c41d07ab35e18 cs1=vpn.example.co.uk cs1Label=ServiceURL cat=MALWARE cs2=INBOUND cs2Label=Flow cs3=EP cs3Label=CredentialType cn1=4 cn1Label=ThreatScore rt=Sep 28 2026 06:14:09 UTC cs6=T1555.003,T1589.001 cs6Label=MitreTechniques flexString1=TA0043,TA0006 flexString1Label=MitreTactics
Employee (hashed)
sha256:9f2c41d07ab35e18
Service used
vpn.example.co.uk
Source
MALWARE
Flow: corporate asset
INBOUND
Threat score (of 5)
4
ATT&CK techniques
T1555.003, T1589.001
One exposure, as your SIEM receives itIllustrative example in CEF. Hashing employee emails is an export option.

Reference architectures

Four common deployments. In every one, DarkStrata is an additional feed - the rest of your stack stays exactly where it is.

  1. Alongside your SIEM & SOC

    DarkStrata exports credential-exposure alerts as STIX 2.1, CEF, or LEEF. Your SIEM ingests them like any other feed and correlates against identity and authentication events. Each event carries its MITRE ATT&CK® technique and tactic IDs. Incremental, timestamp-based sync means each pull fetches only what is new.

    Splunk add-on setup guide
    1. DarkStrata
    2. STIX / CEF / LEEF
    3. Splunk · Sentinel · QRadar · ArcSight
  2. Alongside your CTI / DRP platform

    Platforms like Recorded Future, Searchlight Cyber, and ZeroFox give you breadth across many threat types. DarkStrata adds depth on one: fresh, per-employee credential exposure from stealer logs. Run both - our data enriches the investigations you already do there.

    1. DarkStrata + Recorded Future / Searchlight Cyber / ZeroFox
    2. richer credential context
  3. Alongside your MDR or MSSP

    If a provider runs your security operations, DarkStrata becomes one more high-signal feed in their queue. Webhook alerts carry source, exposure type, and first-seen context, so analysts can triage without logging into another console.

    1. DarkStrata
    2. webhooks / API
    3. your MDR provider's SOC workflow
  4. Alongside your AI agents & SOAR

    The native MCP server exposes the full platform to AI agents. SOAR playbooks and agents can query exposures, pull threat summaries, and trigger remediation - including forcing password resets - automatically.

    1. AI agent / SOAR
    2. MCP server / REST API
    3. query, triage, remediate

Why complementary

Depth in one lane beats a second platform fighting for your attention

Security teams do not need another pane of glass. They need better data in the panes they already watch. DarkStrata is deliberately narrow: recaptured credentials, session cookies, and compromised devices from fresh stealer logs, mapped to your domains and employees.

That focus is what makes the data easy to consume elsewhere. Every alert is structured and normalised, tagged with its source and first-seen time, and ready to enrich the alerts, cases, and playbooks you already run. Deployment is lightweight - most teams are receiving intelligence the same day.

Fitting DarkStrata into your stack: frequently asked questions

How DarkStrata works alongside the tools you already run.

Does DarkStrata replace our threat-intelligence platform?

No - and it is not trying to. DarkStrata is a complementary credential-intelligence feed. It goes deep on stealer-log and breach exposure for your domains, and delivers that as structured data into the CTI, SIEM, or MDR stack you already own. Nothing gets ripped out.

Can we run DarkStrata alongside Recorded Future, Searchlight Cyber, or ZeroFox?

Yes. Those platforms provide breadth across many threat types; DarkStrata adds per-employee credential depth from fresh stealer logs. Run both, and use DarkStrata alerts to enrich investigations in their existing platform. STIX 2.1 output makes the data portable into any TIP.

How does DarkStrata data get into our tools?

Four routes: native STIX 2.1, CEF, and LEEF export for SIEMs; webhooks for push alerts; a documented REST API for pull-based automation; and an MCP server for AI agents and SOAR playbooks. Sync is incremental and timestamp-based, so each pull fetches only what is new.

Do you support MSSPs and MSPs?

Yes - multi-tenant management is built in. MSSPs manage every client from one console, with per-tenant alerting and reporting. Co-branding lets you apply your own logo and colours, and CNAME support serves the portal from your own domain as a white-label service.

How much implementation effort is involved?

Very little - DarkStrata is designed as a lightweight add-on. Verify your domains, choose your alert routes, and intelligence starts flowing. SIEM export and webhooks are configuration, not integration projects. Most teams are live the same day.

Add the Feed. Keep the Stack

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