Optix FAQs

Question 1

How does Optix simplify access to the OPTIX platform?

Accepted Answer

By implementing the Model Context Protocol (MCP), Optix abstracts away the complexity of the underlying OPTIX REST API. It exposes 26 analyst-friendly tools that can be directly used by AI assistants and programmatic clients, simplifying threat intelligence consumption and interaction.

Question 2

What types of threat intelligence operations can Optix perform?

Accepted Answer

Optix offers a comprehensive suite of tools for querying threat feeds, searching documents and indicators of compromise (IOCs), managing watchlists, generating AI-powered detection rules and reports, researching entities, and more for robust cyber threat intelligence workflows.

Question 3

Which AI assistants can Optix integrate with?

Accepted Answer

Optix is designed for seamless integration with AI assistants such as Claude Desktop and Cursor, allowing users to leverage natural language for querying threat intelligence, managing data, and generating reports.

Question 4

What is Optix and its primary function?

Accepted Answer

Optix is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for the OPTIX threat intelligence platform. It provides 26 analyst-friendly tools, enabling AI assistants and programmatic consumers to interact with CTI data and streamline security operations without needing to understand OPTIX's internal REST API.

Question 5

Are there any costs associated with using Optix tools?

Accepted Answer

Many of Optix's 26 tools are free to use. However, certain advanced AI-driven operations, such as generating intelligence reports or researching entities, consume OPTIX credits. The server includes a pre-flight check to ensure sufficient credits before execution.

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