MISP integrations, in detail.

A documented integration with MISP. Check direction, connector requirements and the linked upstream instructions.

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Each entry describes the documented operation and links to its source. A format reference, an optional connector and built-in execution are different capabilities. Check the note before shortlisting.

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14 tools with documented MISP integration evidence.

n6

Feed automation · Poland

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Documented support

Includes a configurable MISP collector that fetches events and attached samples through PyMISP and publishes them to n6 queues. This is ingestion into n6, not a bidirectional connector.

OpenCTI

Threat intelligence · France

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Documented support

Optional external-import connector pulls MISP events and attributes into OpenCTI as STIX 2.1 objects. It requires MISP API access; this connector imports in one direction.

DFIR-IRIS

Response coordination · France

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Documented support

The bundled IrisMISP module enriches supported IOC types using one configured MISP instance. It needs configuration before use; automatic lookups on IOC creation or update are opt-in.

Lookyloo

Threat intelligence · Luxembourg

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Documented support

Optional modules look up captured indicators in MISP and push captures as events. Both are disabled by default and require a MISP API key; publish and lookup actions require an authenticated Lookyloo user.

VMRay Platform

Malware analysis · Germany

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Documented support

VMRay's separately deployed vmray-misp-feed script periodically converts platform analysis results to MISP events. Requires VMRay API access and MISP access to the generated feed; report attachments, tags and IOC-only export are configurable.

Watcher

Threat intelligence · France

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Documented support

Exports monitored domains from Website Monitoring and DNS Threats Monitored to MISP. Requires a configured MISP instance and API key; the UI tracks whether a domain has already been exported.

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