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To use this feature, you must have a Pulsedive Feed plan. Your export access and available options are determined by your plan.
Pulsedive Feed supports two export formats: CSV and STIX/TAXII 2.1. The right choice depends on your use case, the tools you’re integrating with, and your Feed plan.
CSVSTIX/TAXII 2.1
Best forFlat file ingestion, SIEMs, custom pipelines, spreadsheetsPlatforms with native TAXII support, structured CTI workflows
DeliveryDirect URL (HTTP download)TAXII 2.1 server endpoint
OutputFlat CSV rows, one indicator per rowSTIX 2.1 objects (indicators and threats)
FilteringConfigured in the Direct URLQuery string parameters on each request
Fault toleranceRetry the full request on failureResume from a timestamp or pagination token
PlansAll Feed plansStandard and Complete only

Choose CSV if…

  • Your SIEM, SOAR, or pipeline ingests flat files.
  • You want simplicity: one URL, one file, straightforward parsing.
  • You need broad compatibility with tools that don’t natively speak TAXII.
  • You’re on a Light Feed plan.
To get started, visit CSV Export.

Choose STIX/TAXII 2.1 if…

  • Your security platform (such as Microsoft Azure Sentinel or OpenCTI) natively supports TAXII 2.1.
  • You need structured threat objects alongside indicators.
  • You want fault-tolerant pagination: if a pull fails, you can resume from where you left off using a timestamp or pagination token rather than restarting the full download.
  • You’re on a Standard or Complete Feed plan.
To get started, visit the STIX/TAXII documentation.