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OpenCTI Integration

OpenCTI Integration

Sync Stixify intelligence into OpenCTI to enrich your knowledge graph with structured threat intelligence extracted from reports, documents, and web content.

Overview

Stixify integrates with OpenCTI, giving teams a direct way to move structured intelligence from reports and documents into an existing knowledge graph.

This is a strong fit for organisations that already use OpenCTI as a central CTI platform and want to enrich it with IoCs, TTPs, relationships, and other intelligence derived from the files and pages they process in Stixify.

Why teams use the OpenCTI integration

For many teams, OpenCTI is where correlation, investigation, and knowledge management already happen.

Adding Stixify to that workflow helps:

  • expand the intelligence graph with structured report-derived intelligence
  • connect external reporting to existing malware, actor, campaign, and infrastructure knowledge
  • make intelligence extracted from documents easier to search and pivot on inside OpenCTI
  • reduce manual work moving intelligence from source material into the graph

This is especially useful when teams want Stixify to strengthen an existing CTI environment rather than operate as a separate destination.

Example use cases

  • Sync intelligence from selected Stixify dossiers into OpenCTI for wider analysis.
  • Enrich current OpenCTI investigations with related reports and extracted objects from Stixify.
  • Strengthen relationships across malware, infrastructure, techniques, and campaigns with additional report-derived context.
  • Give analysts one place to work from in OpenCTI while still benefiting from Stixify extraction and structuring workflows.

Why this matters

The OpenCTI integration is a clear example of the broader interoperability story behind Stixify.

Because Stixify produces STIX 2.1-native intelligence and supports multiple ways to move that intelligence into other systems, teams can choose the integration path that best matches their architecture. OpenCTI is one of the clearest examples of that in practice.

The connector referenced here is available in the official OpenCTI connectors repository: dogesec-stixify connector.

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