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Minotaur — HybridSOC threat feeds, natively on your firewall

Minotaur is HybridSOC's threat-intelligence feed, delivered through the native external-feed mechanism your firewall already has — no extra appliance, no bespoke integration project. Browse every currently supported platform below and jump straight to the one you run.

Attack-surface mapping and continuous exposure management

Minotaur continuously maps everything you expose to the internet — domains, hosts, certificates, leaked credentials and shadow IT — and tells you what an attacker would find first.

Coverage starts at home: Minotaur and HybridSOC already watch businesses across Lithuania's biggest cities, mapped below.

VilniusKaunasKlaipėdaŠiauliaiPanevėžysAlytusMarijampolėUtena

Vilnius

600,876 residents

The capital and largest business hub — government, finance and the country's largest concentration of enterprise and public-sector infrastructure.

Kaunas

304,524 residents

Lithuania's second city and a major industrial and logistics centre, with a fast-growing tech and manufacturing base.

Klaipėda

161,205 residents

The country's only major seaport — critical maritime, logistics and energy infrastructure on the Baltic coast.

Šiauliai

112,642 residents

A northern industrial and manufacturing centre, home to a regional airport and a growing logistics sector.

All cities →

See every Lithuanian city HybridSOC covers.

Other countries and cities

London

United Kingdom

New York

United States

Other countries — soon…

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Built to do the job, end to end

External attack-surface map

Continuous discovery of domains, subdomains, IPs, ports and services you own — including the ones you forgot.

Exposure scoring

Findings ranked by real exploitability and business impact, not raw CVSS noise.

Leaked-credential monitoring

Open and dark-web monitoring for your credentials, keys and data — surfaced early.

Shadow-IT detection

Unsanctioned assets and forgotten cloud resources flagged before attackers use them.

Change alerting

New exposures and certificate expiries pushed to your team the moment they appear.

Feeds HybridSOC

Exposure context enriches detections, so alerts arrive with the attack path already drawn.

// au-delà des pare-feu ci-dessus : nous développons aussi des plugins Minotaur pour l'ensemble plus large de l'écosystème de sécurité — certains sont déjà en service, d'autres encore en cours.

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// integrations

Every platform Minotaur plugs into today

One feed, delivered the way each platform already expects to receive external threat data — external dynamic lists, IoC feeds, URL table aliases, or a security-intelligence connector, depending on the vendor.

Sophos Firewall

Sophos Firewall

Add Minotaur's threat feed to Sophos Firewall via Active Threat Response and third-party threat feeds, so malicious indicators are blocked automatically.

View setup guide →
Fortinet

Fortinet FortiGate

Set up Minotaur on FortiGate through External Connectors and dynamic objects, then reference them in policies that block malicious IPs and domains.

View setup guide →
Palo Alto Networks

Palo Alto Networks

Register Minotaur as a Palo Alto Networks External Dynamic List so indicators refresh automatically and policy enforces without a manual commit each time.

View setup guide →
Cisco Secure Firewall

Cisco Secure Firewall

Connect Minotaur to Cisco Secure Firewall through Security Intelligence feeds in FMC, then apply them directly in your access control policies.

View setup guide →
Check Point

Check Point

Integrate Minotaur with Check Point using External IoC feeds in SmartConsole, so gateways fetch observables and enforce them under Threat Prevention.

View setup guide →
OPNsense

OPNsense

Configure Minotaur in OPNsense as a URL Table Alias and reference it in firewall rules to block malicious IP infrastructure.

View setup guide →
pfSense

pfSense

Use Minotaur in pfSense via URL Table aliases, then apply the imported IP indicators directly inside your firewall rules.

View setup guide →
SonicWall

SonicWall

Integrate Minotaur with SonicWall using Dynamic External Address Groups and Objects to apply the feed's IPs and FQDNs in policy.

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ManageEngine

ManageEngine

Feed Minotaur indicators into ManageEngine's threat-intelligence and firewall-management modules to correlate and act on them across your managed endpoints.

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Bitdefender

Bitdefender

Bring Minotaur's indicators into Bitdefender GravityZone as a custom threat-intelligence source, extending detection beyond Bitdefender's own signatures.

View setup guide →
// no-risk trial

Test compatibility with the free Basic feed first

We don't offer refunds, because we want you to be certain Minotaur works with your specific hardware before you spend anything. Use the Basic feed to validate delivery and the TXT format end to end.

TierPriceUpdate frequencyIndicator typesCoverageSupport
BasicFree24 hoursIPv4 only20,000 IPv4None
Standard€49/mo6 hoursIPv4 + Domains + URLsFull feedCommunity
Premium€149/mo1 hourIPv4 + Domains + URLsFull feedDedicated
Ultimate€399/mo15 minutesIPv4 + Domains + URLsFull feed + priority additionsPriority

When to upgrade: if you need Domain and URL blocking, hourly (or faster) updates, or support investigating a block, move up from Basic to Standard, Premium or Ultimate.

Request free feed →
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Frequently asked questions

Is it really one key per firewall?

Yes. One licence key is meant for one firewall device, or one logical HA cluster acting as a single edge. Managing several sites or clients (MSP)? You need one key per device — this keeps pricing predictable and prevents API abuse.

Will the feed ever block legitimate traffic?

We curate the list aggressively and maintain strict allow-lists to minimise false positives, but with any threat-intelligence feed an IP can occasionally be flagged incorrectly. Paid plans include support to review a block and fast-track removing an inaccurate indicator.

How do renewals and billing work?

Choose monthly or annual billing in EUR. Subscriptions renew automatically for the selected period unless cancelled beforehand — the same billing flow as the rest of CYBORA's platform.

What polling interval should I set on my firewall?

Match your firewall's polling interval to your plan's update frequency: roughly every 24h on Basic, 6h on Standard, 1h on Premium, or 15 minutes on Ultimate.

What happens if my key leaks?

Request a rotation any time via support. Usage is monitored continuously — a key polling far outside normal patterns, or from multiple unrelated origin IPs, is automatically throttled. Keep keys out of public documentation and shared repos.

Do you offer refunds?

No, and deliberately so: the free Basic feed lets you fully validate delivery and format compatibility with your exact hardware before you spend anything. Once you're confident it works, paid plans are final.

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// protecting what matters most

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