MISP is an open-source threat intelligence platform used by security teams worldwide to collect, correlate, and share indicators of compromise.
CloudMISP is an enterprise-grade managed MISP platform built and operated by Cosive. We handle the infrastructure, upgrades, backups, and monitoring so your analysts can focus on what matters — creating, curating, and sharing threat intelligence.
Cosive CloudMISP allowed us to deploy a secured MISP instance quickly and without the worry of finding specialist resources to deploy and maintain a new threat intelligence platform.
Using CloudMISP supports our CTI capability without the overhead of another product to keep up to date in our patching cycle. The Cosive team are extremely knowledgeable in the area and their support is extraordinary.
The Cosive team are extremely professional, and we would strongly recommend them to organisations looking to mature their CTI capability in a considered and pragmatic way.
Assisted SSO configuration, an optional TAXII server for STIX publishing, custom SIEM integrations, and workflow automation that extends what open-source MISP provides out of the box.
We can deploy CloudMISP in any AWS region to meet your data residency and sovereignty requirements — including AWS European Sovereign Cloud for organisations that need data to remain entirely within EU borders under EU-controlled infrastructure.
Self-healing architecture with watchdog services that detect and recover from failures automatically. Your analysts should not notice infrastructure issues — and they will not.
Every MISP upgrade goes through code review, unit tests, system tests, synthetic user testing, and manual QA before it reaches your instance. We catch problems so you do not have to.
Blue/green deployments mean upgrades typically cause less than four seconds of disruption. No extended outage windows, no weekend maintenance emails.
Encrypted, cross-region backups ensure your data survives even regional infrastructure failures. Recovery is tested regularly — not just documented.
Chris is a MISP core contributor. He regularly trains and presents on MISP and threat intelligence sharing at conferences globally including hack.lu and AUSCERT.
Terry helped develop the STIX and TAXII standards as a founding member of the OASIS CTI Technical Committee. He holds leadership roles in FIRST and the New Zealand Internet Task Force.
Co-designed Australia's national threat sharing program, CTIS. Contributor to CTI-CMM, the leading CTI maturity framework.
James has more than 20 years of experience spanning IT operations, software engineering, and security. He specialises in cloud infrastructure and has delivered MISP training at hack.lu and AUSCERT.
Lilith is a DevOps and software engineer with a background in security.
We can walk you through all of CloudMISP's features and answer your questions.
Request a CloudMISP demoThreat intelligence is only valuable when it reaches the systems that can act on it. CloudMISP integrates with your SIEM, SOAR, EDR, firewalls, and ticketing platforms — pushing IOCs, alerts, and context where your analysts and automated playbooks need them. Every integration is built to enterprise standards — authenticated, encrypted in transit, and designed for reliability at scale.
Need an integration that's not listed here? Our engineering team builds custom connectors to fit CloudMISP into any security stack.
Effective sharing means more than setting up a server. It requires trust, clear governance, and enterprise-grade infrastructure that makes participation easy for every member — regardless of their technical maturity.
The CloudMISP Share bundle gives community operators the tools to manage members, control access, and offer multiple sharing models (push, pull, and direct login) so partners can participate in the way that works for them.
MISP is built to fit into your existing security stack, and speaks the open standards your tools already understand — STIX/TAXII, OpenIOC, YARA and CSV. These are the main types of tools teams connect to CloudMISP.
Push indicators into your SIEM to drive detection, correlation and alerting.
Feed indicators to your endpoint tools to detect and block threats on the host.
Trigger playbooks and automate enrichment and response.
Turn indicators into detection rules and blocklists for your network defences.
Enrich indicators with third-party context and pull in external intelligence.
Tell us which tools your team runs and we'll help you connect them to CloudMISP.
Every CloudMISP bundle comes with at least one production-quality MISP instance running on dedicated infrastructure with automatic upgrades, encrypted cross-region backups, enterprise SSO, and 24/7 monitoring. Each bundle differs in the level of training, expert implementation guidance, and features so that you can choose the one that works best for you.
Enables CloudMISP threat intelligence to be shared using STIX/TAXII.
An additional CloudMISP instance for use as a dedicated sharing hub. Recommended when you want to add sharing to Core or Accelerator bundles.
A separate integration server is recommended to host more resource intensive integrations.
Tell us about your requirements and we'll recommend the best fit.
Request a CloudMISP demoCosive designed and built the infrastructure behind Australia’s national Cyber Threat Intelligence Sharing (CTIS) platform — a large-scale MISP deployment that connected government agencies and critical infrastructure organisations for real-time threat intelligence sharing.
We operated this platform with high-availability requirements, integrating multiple organisations across different security classifications and network boundaries. This hands-on experience running MISP at national scale directly informed how we built CloudMISP.
A large resource company with operations across Australia, South America, and West Africa needed to consolidate fragmented threat intelligence workflows. Each regional team had its own ad-hoc processes, different feeds, and no shared view of threats affecting the wider organisation.
Cosive deployed CloudMISP Accelerator instances in each region, connected them with synchronised sharing, and integrated the output into their global Microsoft Sentinel deployment. Within six months, over 40 analysts were using the platform daily.
A central bank in the Middle East wanted to establish a national financial-sector sharing community. Member institutions ranged from large commercial banks with mature SOCs to smaller organisations with no dedicated security staff.Cosive deployed CloudMISP Accelerator as the central hub with the TAXII Sharing Server add-on, enabling automated feed distribution to members who could consume STIX/TAXII, while others accessed the platform directly through a web interface. The community grew from a pilot with three banks to over twelve connected institutions within a year.
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