ThreatResponse connects Abecus API's real-time threat intelligence with your organization's firewall via External Dynamic Lists (EDL). Anyone in your team can submit a suspicious IP — our system checks it instantly and blocks it automatically at the firewall.
Anyone in your organization can submit a suspicious IP. ThreatResponse checks it against Abecus API and known threat feeds, then pushes the block directly to your firewall — no specialist needed.
No firewall training required. Any team member — IT, operations, or management — logs into ThreatResponse and enters a suspicious IP address through a simple web portal.
Simple web portalThreatResponse instantly queries the Abecus API alongside multiple public threat intelligence sources to determine if the IP has a bad reputation score.
Abecus API + public feedsIf the IP is flagged malicious, ThreatResponse adds it to your organization's External Dynamic List hosted on AWS. No manual firewall rules. No tickets.
AWS-hosted EDLYour compatible firewall — Palo Alto, Fortinet, or any EDL-compatible vendor — polls the feed and drops all traffic from the flagged IP. Threat neutralized.
Auto-enforced blockBuilt on AWS, powered by Abecus API — designed so non-technical users can protect the organization at the firewall level.
Every submitted IP is instantly scored using Abecus API's reputation database, catching threats that generic feeds miss with higher accuracy.
Any employee can log in and submit an IP. ThreatResponse handles all firewall interactions automatically through the EDL mechanism.
The External Dynamic List updates within seconds of a submission. Your firewall polls continuously and enforces blocks instantly — zero lag.
ThreatResponse runs entirely on Amazon Web Services — EC2 for the processing engine and S3 for EDL storage — delivering enterprise-grade availability.
Beyond Abecus API, ThreatResponse aggregates multiple public threat intelligence feeds so known bad IPs are blocked proactively before anyone submits them.
Every IP submission, reputation check, and block action is logged with timestamp and user. Exportable for compliance, security audits, and reporting.
ThreatResponse removes the bottleneck of needing a dedicated firewall engineer on standby for every threat.
Your IT team wears many hats. ThreatResponse lets any staff member block a threat in seconds without firewall training or vendor support calls.
Eliminate the manual escalation to a firewall engineer. SOC analysts submit the IP and ThreatResponse handles the EDL update automatically — in under 2 seconds.
Manage EDL feeds for multiple client organizations from a single ThreatResponse dashboard. Scale IP blocking across your entire client base effortlessly.
ThreatResponse is an early-stage cybersecurity startup solving a real problem: most organizations lack the firewall expertise to respond quickly when a malicious IP is discovered.
We built a platform that combines Abecus API's threat intelligence with EDL automation — so any employee can flag a suspicious IP and have it blocked at the organizational firewall within seconds, with no specialist knowledge required.
Our application is fully operational and hosted on AWS. We are processing real IP reputation checks, maintaining a live EDL feed, and supporting active early-access customers in production environments.
Join organizations using ThreatResponse to protect their perimeter automatically. No firewall expertise. No delays. Just protection.
Request Early AccessWe're a cybersecurity startup making enterprise-grade firewall IP blocking accessible to every organization — powered by Abecus API and hosted on AWS. Reach out for a demo or to join our early access program.
ThreatResponse is applying to AWS Activate to scale our infrastructure and serve more organizations. Our application is already live and processing real EDL updates on AWS EC2 and S3.