IP Intelligence

Definitions

1. Contextual data about IP addresses such as reputation, hosting type, prior abuse, ASN ownership, geolocation, and associations with malware or fraud. IP intelligence is commonly used in SIEM rules, fraud engines, and abuse prevention systems to prioritize suspicious connections.

   In plain English: Useful context about an IP address, such as whether it has been linked to abuse or suspicious activity.

   Example: "The fraud model boosted risk because IP intelligence showed the login came from a residential proxy network with recent abuse history."

Related Terms

• Honeypot
• Attack Playbook
• CTI
• False Flag
• Global Threat
• Indicator Management
• Intelligence Sharing
• IOC