cti-domain-research

You can gather cyber threat intelligence by running structured web searches across 300+ curated security domains, which prioritizes authority-based domain tiers to find CVE, threat actor, and malware information. It outputs results as CTI briefs, detailed reports, or raw JSON.

Searching for CVE details across authoritative sources is best done using a structured search command that queries 300+ curated security domains, prioritizing authority-based domain tiers to deliver relevant threat intelligence directly as briefs or raw JSON data.

Yes, researching threat actors and malware requires a search API key and Claude Code with WebSearch and Bash tools. These dependencies enable the structured searches across curated security domains needed for comprehensive threat intelligence.

Yes, you can optionally integrate with NotebookLM to push cyber threat intelligence research findings directly into the platform for further analysis and research management after generating your reports or briefs.

Domain tiering for security research works by prioritizing searches based on domain authority, separating authoritative, vendor, news, and specialized sources to ensure the most credible threat intelligence is surfaced first during your structured searches.