The MISP Project announced a new integration with Wazuh that enhances real-time threat detection and intelligence correlation. The integration allows Wazuh to automatically retrieve indicators of compromise from MISP and use them to enrich alerts generated within the security monitoring system. This creates a continuous feedback loop between detection and intelligence sharing, enabling faster identification of known threats through file hashes, IP addresses, and other observables that are actively maintained in threat databases.

Through this connection, security teams can automate the verification of suspicious events against curated intelligence feeds without manual cross-checking. The setup strengthens incident response by allowing alerts to be contextualized with relevant threat data, helping analysts prioritize and respond more effectively. The collaboration also underscores the growing importance of interoperability between open-source security tools, promoting a unified ecosystem for detection, correlation, and response across both enterprise and industrial networks.

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Source: https://www.misp-project.org/2025/10/06/wazuh-integration.html/