Security teams often face a gap between collecting threat intelligence and turning it into something they can actually act on. Doppel and Filigran are closing that gap with a
new integration that brings Doppel’s real-time alerts directly into Filigran’s OpenCTI platform. The move gives analysts a single, connected environment to investigate phishing, impersonation, and other brand-based threats without switching between tools.
Steve Malecha, Doppel’s VP of Channel & Alliances at Doppel, told MSSP Alert that the change is tangible for both MSSPs and enterprise teams. “Now, analysts can pull up Doppel’s phishing, impersonation, and brand abuse findings right next to their other intel sources."
This means that analysts see the whole attack picture, not just fragments.
Malecha emphasized, "We’ve taken the grunt work out of it - automation handles the formatting and sorting - so analysts can focus on stopping threats instead of wrestling with spreadsheets. And because our tech links related incidents like fake domains, scam ads, and fraudulent social profiles, it all comes together as one connected story that’s easy to investigate. The end result? Teams can move from detection to takedown in hours instead of days.”
Centralizing Threat Intelligence for Faster Action
With Doppel’s alert feed embedded inside OpenCTI, teams can centralize intelligence that was previously siloed. Instead of juggling multiple dashboards, analysts can correlate threat data, map relationships, and create tailored visualizations - all from within their CTI environment.
This not only speeds investigations but also improves the quality of reporting for executives and incident reviews.
Malecha noted that the integration also creates a clear path for partners to expand their services. “This opens the door for partners to deliver full-service brand and executive protection by pairing Doppel’s detection with OpenCTI’s analysis tools. It’s not just about catching one phishing site - it’s about dismantling an entire campaign across domains, ads, and social media. Partners can also turn that intelligence into tailored briefings for boards, regulators, and risk teams, and feed it directly into their clients’ existing workflows for faster, more precise responses.”
Turning Intelligence into Measurable Results
The integration was shaped by feedback from large enterprises, including major airlines and financial institutions, that needed a way to export and visualize Doppel’s alerts in the same ecosystem where they manage other threat intelligence. Key capabilities include aggregated views of targeted attacks, dynamic graphing to explore connections between campaigns, and the ability to customize reports and dashboards for different audiences.
Malecha said the ROI is already clear for joint customers. “We’re seeing phishing domain takedowns happen in under an hour, and social media or app incidents wrapped up in less than 24 hours. Automation is cutting the noise and the manual workload, so analysts aren’t drowning in low-priority alerts. Just as important, security, legal, and brand teams are finally working off the same playbook instead of running fragmented investigations. That means higher success rates, fewer repeat incidents, and clear, audit-ready proof for compliance and governance.”
Early adopters are already putting the integration into production, using it to sharpen situational awareness and reduce the time between detection and response. By combining Doppel’s targeted threat signals with OpenCTI’s open-source investigation tools, security teams can operationalize intelligence in a way that supports both day-to-day analysis and long-term strategic tracking. This is less about collecting more data and more about making the data work harder for the people who need it most.
