What is Stixify?

Stixify turns unstructured documents and web content into structured STIX 2.1 threat intelligence that can be searched, enriched, analysed, and shared with other systems.

Overview

Stixify turns unstructured threat reporting into structured intelligence.

It takes files and pages such as PDFs, Word documents, PowerPoints, HTML pages, emails, and similar source material, then extracts useful threat intelligence from them. That includes indicators of compromise, ATT&CK-aligned techniques, related entities, and linked context represented in STIX 2.1.

The result is a system that helps teams move from reading reports manually to creating structured intelligence that can be searched, enriched, correlated, exported, and used in other tools.

Who Stixify is for

Stixify is designed for teams that regularly work with unstructured threat intelligence content.

That includes:

• threat intelligence teams
• SOC teams
• threat hunters
• detection engineers
• purple teams
• security engineering teams building CTI integrations or automations
• service providers handling large volumes of customer or community reporting

It is especially useful for organisations that already receive a lot of threat reporting but want a faster way to turn that material into working intelligence.

What problem Stixify solves

Threat intelligence is often shared in formats that are useful for people to read but hard for systems to use directly.

Teams often face the same problems:

• useful intelligence is buried inside long-form reports and attachments
• extracting IoCs and TTPs by hand takes time
• relationships between observables, techniques, and reports are easy to lose
• cross-referencing related reporting is repetitive
• downstream tools do not benefit unless the intelligence is restructured first

Stixify helps solve those problems by turning unstructured content into structured data that can be reused across research, detection, hunting, and integration workflows.

What you can do with Stixify

Stixify helps teams do several things with unstructured reporting:

• upload reports and convert them into structured STIX 2.1 intelligence
• extract IoCs, TTPs, and related entities from PDFs, documents, and pages
• map reporting to MITRE ATT&CK
• understand adversary behaviour through Attack Flow outputs
• search and pivot across related intelligence
• organise work into dossiers for shared analysis
• export or share intelligence through APIs and STIX-based workflows

This makes Stixify useful both as an analyst-facing workbench and as a structured intelligence source for other tools.

How Stixify works

At a high level, Stixify follows a simple flow:

1. A user uploads or submits unstructured content.
2. The content is converted into a machine-readable intermediate form.
3. Threat intelligence is extracted from the content.
4. The extracted data is represented in STIX 2.1.
5. Analysts can search, pivot, compare, and organise that intelligence.
6. The resulting data can be moved into other systems through APIs, exports, and standards-based sharing.

This is what turns a report from something to read into something the rest of the stack can use.

Standards and outputs

One of the main strengths of Stixify is that it is built around structured intelligence, not only around document processing.

Key outputs and capabilities include:

• STIX 2.1-native structured threat intelligence
• ATT&CK-aligned technique extraction
• Attack Flow representations of adversary behaviour
• STIX bundle export
• REST API access for custom tooling and automation
• TAXII API support for standards-based sharing
• dossier and search workflows for analyst reuse

This makes it easier for teams to use Stixify to feed an existing TIP, CTI, SOC, or engineering environment.

Why teams use Stixify

Teams use Stixify when they want unstructured reporting to become easier to process, easier to search, and easier to operationalise.

That often means:

• reducing manual analyst effort
• improving enrichment and investigation workflows
• making ATT&CK and behaviour data easier to use
• expanding an internal intelligence graph
• supporting downstream automations, integrations, and AI agents with structured intelligence

In short, Stixify helps teams get more value from the reports they already collect.

Explore Stixify in more detail

• Want the outcome view? Explore Solutions.
• Want practical workflow examples? Explore Use Cases.
• Want to understand interoperability and export paths? Explore Integrations.