Anomali Reimagines Threat Intelligence with AI-Powered Professional and Enterprise Solutions

In a cybersecurity landscape that’s evolving faster than most teams can react, Anomali is aiming to close the response gap with artificial intelligence. The company has unveiled two major additions to its ThreatStream platform—AI Professional and AI Enterprise—marking a pivotal shift in how threat intelligence can be operationalized across organizations of all sizes.

These latest offerings reflect a broader push in the industry to democratize threat intelligence, turning it from a passive feed of threat indicators into an actionable engine of real-time insights and automated defense. Rather than simply aggregating indicators of compromise (IOCs), Anomali’s new solutions promise to fuse external data with internal security telemetry—allowing detection and response teams to move from “what happened” to “what to do about it,” in a matter of seconds.

“ThreatStream has long been recognized as the industry’s leading threat intelligence solution, helping illuminate the path forward for modern security operations,” said Hugh Njemanze, President and Founder at Anomali. “Our average customer consumes over 50 private and public intelligence feeds and processes more than 2 million threat data points and indicators daily.”

With those numbers in mind, the emphasis is on reduction: less time to detect, fewer missed threats, and lower operational overhead. The new AI-powered editions of ThreatStream aim to do just that.

Intelligence for Any Size SOC

ThreatStream AI Professional is tailored for mid-sized enterprises or leaner SOCs, delivering enterprise-grade threat intel and automation without the six-figure price tag. It enables detection and response through natural language interfaces, enriched malware intelligence, and tight integration with existing security infrastructure.

ThreatStream AI Enterprise, on the other hand, is built for organizations with large attack surfaces and complex security environments. It leans on Anomali AI to map internal activity to global threat data in real time—surfacing business risk, triggering alerts, and even automating responses before damage is done.

Making Sense of Millions of Threat Signals

Central to both offerings is Anomali’s AI-ready, cloud-native data lake, which acts as the processing core for ingesting threat intelligence and correlating it with internal telemetry. That integration is critical. While many companies still silo threat feeds from detection workflows, Anomali places them side-by-side—so threats don’t just get seen, they get understood in the context of the organization’s infrastructure and business operations.

Both tiers also come equipped with ThreatStream Analytics and ThreatRadar, features that help security teams assess not just what a threat is, but where it’s coming from, who it’s targeting, and how it fits into global threat trends. It’s a level of geographic and industry-specific insight usually reserved for elite intelligence shops, now reimagined for any SOC with access to a browser.

Operationalizing Intelligence in Real Time

While the broader industry still struggles to translate intelligence into action, Anomali is positioning itself as the connective tissue between CTI teams and security operations. Their platform doesn’t just collect threat data—it matches it against what’s happening inside an organization right now.

That means faster triage, clearer prioritization, and ultimately, fewer breaches slipping through the cracks. As Njemanze notes, “The ability to fuse external threat intelligence with internal security telemetry has been a longstanding need, and Anomali is the first to make it a reality at enterprise scale.”

In a world where attack surfaces are expanding and adversaries are automating faster than defenders, Anomali’s bet is that smarter automation—not more alerts—is the answer. Whether that vision scales across industries remains to be seen, but with ThreatStream AI, the company has made a compelling case for a new generation of intelligence-driven defense.

Both ThreatStream AI Professional and Enterprise are now generally available.