Bolster Integrations
Easily connect Bolster into the tools that you use to get threat intelligence and actionable insight and get coverage through our wide technology partner network.
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What does Bolster AI integrate with?
Bolster AI integrates across SIEM, SOAR, collaboration, email, single sign-on, threat intelligence, hosting providers, registrars, and social media platforms. Named integrations include Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, Sumo Logic, Anomali, Cortex XSOAR, ThreatConnect, ThreatQ, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Jira, and Okta. The full list, with setup articles where they exist, is on this page.
Why do integrations matter for an external threat platform?
External threat detection is only useful if it reaches the people and systems that act on it. Sending confirmed threats into the SIEM your SOC already watches, or the channel your team already reads, turns a detection into a response without anyone signing into another tool.
Does Bolster AI work with our SIEM?
Yes. Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, Sumo Logic, and Anomali are supported. Threat data flows into your existing detection and correlation workflows rather than sitting in a separate console for someone to check.
Can we push Bolster AI alerts into Slack or Microsoft Teams?
Yes. Slack and Microsoft Teams are both supported, with setup documentation in the Bolster AI knowledge base. Most teams route confirmed detections and takedown status into a channel they already monitor, so the people who need to act see it without opening another dashboard.
Does Bolster AI support single sign-on?
Yes. Okta, Microsoft Azure, OneLogin, and Ping Identity are supported through SAML, and setup instructions for each are in the Bolster AI knowledge base.
How does Bolster AI connect to our email environment?
Bolster AI connects to the email environments enterprise security teams already run, including Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Defender, with setup documentation in the Bolster AI knowledge base. Those connections matter most for abuse mailbox workflows, where customer-reported phishing has to move from an inbox into triage and takedown without anyone forwarding messages by hand.
What are the hosting provider and registrar integrations for?
They connect Bolster AI to the parties that can actually remove malicious infrastructure. Named provider and registrar integrations include AWS, Cloudflare, GoDaddy, Namecheap, Bluehost, and Tucows, and the full list is on this page.
Do you integrate with SOAR platforms?
Yes. Cortex XSOAR and ThreatConnect are both supported. A confirmed external threat can trigger a playbook you’ve already built, which is usually how teams fold external threat response into existing incident workflows.
Can Bolster AI feed our threat intelligence platform?
Yes. ThreatQ is a named threat intelligence integration, listed in the ThreatQ marketplace. If you already centralize intelligence somewhere else, describe that workflow to the Bolster AI team, since what’s possible depends on the modules you run.
What if the tool we use isn't listed here?
Ask. The integration list grows, and Bolster AI runs a technology partner network that adds coverage over time. If a specific tool is a requirement, raise it during the demo at https://bolster.ai/request-a-demo so you get a confirmed answer before you buy rather than after.
