Pipe your existing security tools into ir.mlab.sh. One endpoint, one schema.
There's no integration marketplace and no proprietary plugin format. Every upstream tool POSTs JSON to /api/v1/alerts — whether through a native webhook, a SOAR connector, or a 30-line script you wrote in 10 minutes.
Use a saved search with the Webhook alert action. Payload template:
{
"source": "splunk",
"external_id": "$result.sid$",
"severity": "$result.severity$",
"title": "$name$",
"detected_at": "$result._time$",
"asset": { "hostname": "$result.host$" },
"raw": $result$
}
Use the Falcon Streaming API or the SOAR connector. Map DetectId → external_id, Severity → severity, Hostname → asset.hostname. Observables extracted from FileName, SHA256, RemoteIP.
Both support webhook notifications on threat creation. Same shape as above — map the native severity scale (Informational/Low/Medium/High/Critical) onto ir.mlab.sh severities (low, medium, high, critical).
Most gateways can email alert digests. Two patterns:
/api/v1/alerts.Anything that produces JSON can feed ir.mlab.sh. Example with jq turning Suricata eve.json alerts into ingest calls:
tail -F /var/log/suricata/eve.json | \ jq -c 'select(.event_type=="alert") | { source: "suricata", external_id: (.alert.signature_id|tostring) + "-" + (.timestamp|tostring), severity: (if .alert.severity==1 then "high" elif .alert.severity==2 then "medium" else "low" end), title: .alert.signature, detected_at: .timestamp, asset: { hostname: .src_ip }, observables: [ { type: "ip", value: .src_ip }, { type: "ip", value: .dest_ip } ], raw: . }' | \ while read alert; do curl -s -XPOST -H "Authorization: Bearer $IR_API_KEY" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d "$alert" \ "$PUBLIC_URL/api/v1/alerts" done
Fire on case transitions (created, updated, resolved). Wire them into ticketing (Jira, ServiceNow), chat (Slack, Teams), or your incident commander runbook. See the API reference for payloads and signing.
Confirmed-bad observables from resolved cases can be pushed to a MISP instance or exported as STIX 2.1 bundles. Configure under Settings > Intel feeds.