[Maximum of 100 ips are allowed]
Bulk IP Security Lookup runs threat intelligence assessments for a list of domains or IP addresses simultaneously — checking each against blacklists, malware databases, and phishing feeds and returning a comprehensive risk report for the entire batch. Where the single IP Security Lookup handles one indicator at a time, Bulk IP Security processes hundreds or thousands in one operation.
Security Operations Centers receive indicators from multiple threat feeds daily — often containing hundreds of domains and IPs. Manually checking each is impractical; bulk ip security lookup processes the entire list in seconds, automatically flagging high-risk indicators for analyst review. Integrate the Bulk IP Security API into your SIEM or SOAR for automated enrichment of every new alert.
Managed Security Service Providers running security sweeps across multiple client environments use Bulk IP Security Lookup to simultaneously assess all domains and IPs in client monitoring scope. Daily bulk checks against updated threat intelligence databases catch newly blacklisted indicators before they become active threats.
Email security teams process large lists of sender domains and IPs observed in email traffic. Bulk IP Security Lookup checks all observed senders simultaneously against spam blacklists and phishing databases — identifying malicious senders for blocklist creation, and verifying the reputation of approved sender lists. Combine with Bulk DNS Lookup for comprehensive email infrastructure auditing.
Organizations managing large domain portfolios run scheduled Bulk IP Security Lookups against all owned domains to detect compromises — a domain used for a legitimate business purpose may be hijacked and used for spam or malware hosting without the owner's knowledge, leading to blacklisting. Regular bulk checks catch this before it damages email deliverability and SEO rankings.
Schedule a daily bulk security check of all your organization's public-facing domains and mail server IPs. Automated alerting on new blacklist entries gives you the earliest possible warning of infrastructure compromise or reputation damage.
