Real-time integration with intelligence networks

Purpose

1.1. Automate real-time integration between Army facility intelligence systems and external intelligence networks for enhanced situational awareness, rapid information sharing, and automated response coordination.
1.2. The purpose automates threat detection, streamlines surveillance data exchange, automates response workflows, and reduces manual information relay errors in military facility operations.

Trigger Conditions

2.1. New intelligence report received from partnered agency/feeds.
2.2. Automated sensor detects abnormal activity/perimeter threat.
2.3. Intelligence data match with actionable alert conditions.
2.4. Priority-level change of ongoing surveillance operations.
2.5. Manual escalation or automated workflow from command center dashboard.

Platform variants

3.1. Microsoft Graph API
• Feature/Setting: Automate bidirectional secure document and alert sharing setup via `/security/alerts` endpoints.
3.2. IBM QRadar
• Feature/Setting: Automate real-time integration using Offense API; configure automated rules for incident forwarding.
3.3. Splunk
• Feature/Setting: Automate monitoring via HTTP Event Collector (HEC) for live intelligence streaming.
3.4. AWS Lambda
• Feature/Setting: Automates execution of serverless functions triggered by intelligence event streams from SNS topics.
3.5. Azure Event Grid
• Feature/Setting: Automate routing of intel events to automated response processors via topic and event subscriptions.
3.6. Google Pub/Sub
• Feature/Setting: Configure automated publishing/subscription for structured defense feeds and real-time facility alerting.
3.7. Rapid7 InsightConnect
• Feature/Setting: Automate threat intelligence ingestion and correlation workflow via plugins.
3.8. Palo Alto Networks Cortex XSOAR
• Feature/Setting: Automated playbook setup for incident enrichment via threat intelligence feeds.
3.9. MISP (Malware Information Sharing Platform)
• Feature/Setting: Automate feed sync and push to facility SIEM with API keys.
3.10. Cisco SecureX
• Feature/Setting: Automate data orchestration rules for cross-intelligence integration via SecureX orchestration API.
3.11. ThreatQuotient ThreatQ
• Feature/Setting: Automates intelligence correlation using automated data connectors configuration.
3.12. ServiceNow Security Operations
• Feature/Setting: Automate alert record creation from real-time military feeds via `Import Set API`.
3.13. Elastic Stack (ELK)
• Feature/Setting: Setup Filebeat/Logstash pipelines to automate intake of intelligence network alerts.
3.14. Okta Workflows
• Feature/Setting: Automates access control adjustment based on threat intelligence via automated flows.
3.15. IBM Cloud Pak for Security
• Feature/Setting: Orchestrate and automate security response with integrated threat data connectors.
3.16. Anomali Threat Platform
• Feature/Setting: Automate threat data ingestion and automated tagging using API integrations.
3.17. Recorded Future
• Feature/Setting: Configure automated intelligence alert hooks via API for real-time risk detection.
3.18. Darktrace
• Feature/Setting: Automate anomaly notification forwarding using AI-powered integrations.
3.19. Fortinet FortiSOAR
• Feature/Setting: Set up automated playbooks for real-time event triage.
3.20. PagerDuty
• Feature/Setting: Automate alert-driven incident escalation with intelligence event triggers using Incoming Webhooks API.

Benefits

4.1. Automatedly aggregates and distributes threat intelligence to defense teams; accelerates actionable response.
4.2. Automates repetitive, error-prone processes while increasing operational tempo.
4.3. Automation reduces human intervention, automating cross-platform data relay and incident escalation.
4.4. Enables automating continuous monitoring and automated defensive posture adjustments.
4.5. Automated integration allows for stronger and faster interoperability between government and military facility intelligence systems.