• Using the IoPA Search Tool

  Using the IoPA Search Tool Category: Features & Tools IoPA stands for Indicators of Pre-Attack - high-confidence signals that adversarial infrastructure is being built to target your organization, detected before any actual attack occurs. How to Search In the IoPA page, enter a suspicious indicator: A domain (e.g., malicious-site.com) An IP address (e.g., 192.168.1.1) An email address (e.g., attacker@evil.com) Malanta will analyze the indicator andFew readers

• Remediation and Auto-Remediation

  Remediation and Auto-Remediation Category: Features & Tools Manual Remediation For each exposure, Malanta provides: Step-by-step remediation instructions - Specific actions to fix the vulnerability Code snippets - Exact commands or configuration changes where applicable Connection details - Which systems need updating and how Auto-Remediation for Subdomain Takeovers For Subdomain Takeover exposures, Malanta offers automatic remediation: AvailableFew readers

• Key Use Cases

  Key Use Cases Category: Features & Tools Use Case 1: Preemptive Detection of Attack Infrastructure For: Resilience Lead, Threat Intelligence Lead Identify and disrupt attacker infrastructure preparing to exploit known exposures before an attack begins. Malanta monitors early attacker setup signals and maps infrastructure to your external attack surface. KPIs: Mean Time to Preempt (MTTP), Number of attack infrastructures disrupted during staging. Use Case 2: EliminFew readers

• Understanding Attack Infrastructure Clusters

  Understanding Attack Infrastructure Clusters Category: Features & Tools What Are Clusters? A cluster is a group of related attack infrastructure elements — domains, IP addresses, SSL certificates, and email addresses that attackers use together as part of the same campaign. What Does Cluster Information Tell You? When viewing an exposure, you may see attack infrastructure information showing: Number of Clusters - How many distinct attacker infrastructure groups are inFew readers

• API Keys and Integrations

  API Keys and Integrations Category: Features & Tools Malanta provides a REST API for integrating threat data into your existing security tools and workflows. Creating an API Key Go to Integrations in the sidebar Click "Create New API Key" Enter a name and optional description Click "Create Key" Important: Copy the key immediately - you won't be able to view it again Managing API Keys Each key shows its name, description, obfuscated key value, creatiFew readers

• Discovery Seeds

  Discovery Seeds Category: Features & Tools What is a Discovery Seed? A discovery seed is a trusted identifier of your organization - such as a domain, IP range, certificate, ASN, or email pattern - that acts as the root reference for asset discovery. How Seeds Work From seeds, Malanta.ai pivots outward, uncovering related assets through correlations such as: WHOIS data DNS records Certificate reuse Redirect paths Hosting providers Third-party associations SeedFew readers

• Managing Scopes

  Managing Scopes Category: Features & Tools What is a Scope? A scope is a logical grouping of domains that you want Malanta to monitor together. Think of it as a monitoring profile. Examples: "Production" scope for your main business domains "Marketing" scope for campaign domains "Subsidiary" scope for acquired company domains Each scope has its own set of domains, and all data pages filter by the currently selected scope. Creating a Scope From the scope selector inFew readers