Team Cymru Launches Pure Signal Command, Integrating AI and Threat Intel for Unified Defense
Team Cymru introduces Pure Signal Command, an AI-powered operating environment designed to unify threat intelligence, incident response, and analyst workflows.

Team Cymru has unveiled Pure Signal Command, a new operating environment engineered to integrate threat intelligence, incident response capabilities, and AI agents into a cohesive platform. This innovative solution aims to streamline the entire security lifecycle, from initial threat discovery to active disruption, by providing a unified architecture for security teams and their AI tools.
Pure Signal Command unlocks Team Cymru's extensive globally observed threat intelligence data by seamlessly connecting telemetry, investigative tools, attack surface management data, expert analysis, and machine-native access. This integration creates a continuous path from discovery to action, eliminating fragmented workflows, preserving crucial investigative context, and ultimately accelerating the disruption of active threats. "Pure Signal Command is transforming how we identify and stop threats," stated Tim Jones, Chief Technology Officer at Team Cymru. "Instead of having to combine a patchwork of tools or switch between workflows, users can access all of Team Cymru’s global telemetry, including current and historical data, so they get full and continuous context while evaluating the next steps."
The platform is designed for natural language querying and draws from source-proximate, verified data with clear provenance, offering both real-time information and the historical context necessary to inform current and future actions. Leveraging the Pure Signal Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, Command incorporates agentic AI capabilities while retaining the option for human-in-the-loop review. This hybrid approach ensures continued accuracy and scalable threat intelligence, a critical balance in today's rapidly evolving threat landscape.
Joe Sander, CEO of Team Cymru, emphasized the company's long-standing mission: "Team Cymru’s mission is to save and improve human lives by partnering with security teams around the world to track and disrupt bad actors and malevolent infrastructures, and we have led the way for over 20 years. Pure Signal Command is the next meaningful step in that mission as we enable defenders to achieve significant outcomes: disrupting threats, reducing risks, and accelerating incident response from hours and days to minutes."
Command provides human and agentic practitioners with a continuous, actionable view of adversary infrastructure, relationships, and movement across the internet. It tracks threats even as the underlying infrastructure is created, moved, and absorbed. The platform is powered by Team Cymru’s vast network telemetry, including over 400 billion daily internet connections, data from over 1,000 partnerships across more than 140 countries, and more than 2,000 behavioral tags curated by their S2 Research Team. This foundation enables security teams to detect adversary infrastructure as it emerges, attribute activity to specific campaigns, and respond with context that automated feeds alone cannot replicate.
Analysts operating within Command can now engage across every phase of the threat intelligence lifecycle: Discover, Enrich, Investigate, Attribute, Operationalize, and Respond. This streamlined access allows analysts to act without the friction of switching between contexts, freeing them to focus on addressing threats and directing operations. The machine-operable infrastructure of Command provides a comprehensive operational hub and visibility into adversary behavior, identifying threats and offering the latest intelligence on how to stop them.
In addition to integrating the full capabilities of the Pure Signal suite and Total Insights Feed, Command offers continuous attack surface intelligence, deep investigative intelligence for threat hunting, and operationalized threat intelligence enriched with telemetry-backed behavioral context for direct integration with SIEM, SOAR, and response workflows. CISOs can gain observable, defensible risk data backed by real internet telemetry, board-ready metrics, and ROI clarity, while threat hunters can pivot across various data points without losing investigative threads.