Integration · Threat Intelligence
HailBytes + GreyNoise
Fewer findings, because some of them were never worth raising.
What you get
- Classification before alerting. When reconnaissance surfaces an IP, HailBytes checks it against GreyNoise before it becomes a finding — so noise is suppressed at the source rather than triaged away later.
- Internet-wide scanner suppression. Activity from mass scanners and known-benign infrastructure is classified as background noise instead of appearing as attacker interest in your estate.
- Quota-aware orchestration. Per-provider TTL, daily quota, and stale-fallback handling mean a rate limit slows enrichment rather than stalling the scan pipeline.
This is a direct false-positive reduction rather than an annotation. The measure of a good attack-surface tool is how little time analysts spend dismissing things, and background-noise classification removes a whole category of that work.
Bring your own GreyNoise API key. Enrichment volume stays on your existing plan, and the queries run from your single-tenant HailBytes instance.