Silobreaker
British intelligence engine that covers cyber, geopolitical and physical risk with requirement-driven workflows
Quick Overview
| Company | Silobreaker Limited |
|---|---|
| Category | Threat Intelligence Platforms |
| Headquarters | Altrincham (registered office), United Kingdom |
| Founded | Not stated |
| EU Presence | Yes - United Kingdom (UK) |
| Data Location | Not stated on pages seen |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | Not stated |
| Main Features | Intelligence Engine, PIR guided workflows, Silobreaker Mimir AI module, cyber, geopolitical and physical security intelligence, custom sources by URL or RSS |
| Pricing | Pricing on request (demo only) |
| Best For | Intelligence teams that follow geopolitical and physical risk next to cyber threats |
| Replaces | Recorded Future |
Detailed Review
Silobreaker positions itself as one structure across cyber, geopolitical and physical risk. The product page names the Silobreaker Intelligence Engine, PIR guided workflows and an AI module called Mimir.
Companies House lists Silobreaker Limited (company number 05425764), incorporated on 15 April 2005 in the United Kingdom.
Requirements-driven workflow
The PIR guided workflows are described as built-in requirements management, so analysts start from what the organisation needs to know and work toward finished intelligence.
Sources
The vendor says the platform collects from millions of open, closed and premium sources and lets users add new ones from any URL or RSS feed. The pages do not name the individual feeds or give a coverage breakdown.
Cross-domain scope
Solutions are split into cyber threat intelligence, geopolitical risk intelligence and physical security intelligence. This breadth suits security and risk teams that share one tool, and is less relevant to a pure SOC.
Limitations to Consider
Silobreaker publishes no pricing and offers only a demo request. Its legal pages returned a 403 error to automated fetches, so deployment options, hosting region and data-processing terms could not be confirmed here. A SOC that wants a platform with open data standards and self-hosting should compare Filigran.
Who Should Use Silobreaker
Corporate security and risk teams, and public-sector analysts, who need cyber and geopolitical intelligence in one place.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Cyber, geopolitical and physical risk in one product
- PIR guided workflows
- Custom sources by URL or RSS
- UK company confirmed in Companies House
Cons
- No published pricing
- Deployment and hosting not stated on pages seen
- Broad scope can be more than a SOC needs
- Legal pages not reachable for checking
Alternatives to Silobreaker
Other European threat intelligence platforms worth comparing before you decide:
Filigran (OpenCTI)
France · Open-source threat intelligence platform on a STIX 2.1 data model
EclecticIQ
Netherlands · Intelligence-first platform for the full threat intelligence lifecycle
Sekoia.io
France · SOC platform with threat intelligence built into detection
CYJAX
United Kingdom · British cyber threat intelligence with analyst access
See all European threat intelligence platforms or compare them directly against Recorded Future on our alternatives page.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Its solutions cover cyber threat intelligence, geopolitical risk intelligence and physical security intelligence.
No, the site only offers a demo request.
Yes, the product page says new sources can be added from any URL or RSS feed.