Where does HuntBot's threat data come from?

HuntBot's threat analysis for PulseLab is derived from aggregated and anonymized Web Application Firewall (WAF) telemetry. This data is collected through periodic analysis snapshots and used to identify common attack behavior, automated scanning patterns, and broader traffic trends.

The datasets used for analysis are processed in aggregate and are not tied to individual users, applications, or request logs. PulseLab focuses on surfacing high-level insights rather than exposing raw WAF events or customer-specific traffic.

HuntBot analyzes this telemetry to identify recurring attack paths, common request patterns, user agent behavior, and regional activity trends that are reflected in PulseLab's Insights and Findings views.

All analysis operates within strict, read-only boundaries and does not include sensitive, personal, or identifying information. The goal is to provide educational and situational awareness into observed threat activity without exposing underlying infrastructure details.

As PulseLab evolves, additional data sources and analysis capabilities may be introduced, but all threat intelligence will continue to rely on controlled, privacy-focused, and aggregated datasets.