HIIH · Pull-based delivery
HIIH loop step: Retrieve

HIIH Findings, retrieved where your security teams already work.

Pull-based delivery: you retrieve intelligence on your terms. Investigate in HIIH for full engagement context, or have your existing tools pull structured Findings through the API and authorized MCP paths; STIX 2.1 over TAXII 2.1 is available by engagement. HIIH adds a target-side intelligence source without asking you to replace your security stack.

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Where delivery stands
Pull-based delivery, one Finding identity
A Finding keeps its identity across the pull paths: the Surface Console, and the MCP and API routes your tools retrieve from. STIX 2.1 over TAXII 2.1 is available by engagement. The Access Finding family is live and inspectable in the Console. HIIH names only the paths it runs today, and it does not push into your stack.
01 · DEPTH AND OPERATIONS

Use HIIH for depth. Use your existing stack for operations.

The Surface Console gives analysts a place to inspect engagements, timelines, Findings, related observations, artifacts and available replays. It is not intended to replace the customer’s SIEM, XDR, SOAR, ticketing or CTI platform. HIIH exposes a concise operational representation for existing workflows to retrieve, and preserves a route back to the richer context.

LayerRole
HIIH Surface Consoleunderstand the engagement and inspect context
Existing SOC platformtriage, correlate, ticket and respond
External CTI / production telemetryadd broader context and confirm relevance

Not every integration provides a one-click deep link or fully synchronized case state; those are set up per deployment.

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02 · DELIVERY TOPOLOGY

One source, several operational uses.

HIIH Surfaceobservations & artifacts
→
Structured Findingstable object
→
Analyst inspectionSurface Console
→
MCP · APIpull paths

By engagement or deployment, and only where the path is set up for it: briefings · CTI or detection material · MISP-compatible feed / IOC list / CERT-oriented outputs · partner reporting.

“Delivery” has three levels, and not every level is automated in every deployment:

LevelWhat it means
Representationa concise alert or event your tools retrieve
Investigation accessretrieve richer context and supporting material
Intelligence productbriefing, detection content or other analyzed output
03 · READ IN THREE CHAPTERS

Delivery is described in three short chapters. Read them in order, or jump to what you are integrating.

1 · The delivery paths
The Surface Console, the API, the MCP path for authorized tooling, STIX 2.1 over TAXII 2.1 by engagement, and how a Finding keeps its identity as the signal moves.
Console · API · MCP · identity
Read chapter 1 →
2 · What HIIH delivers, and the first integration
The output matrix of what HIIH does and does not do with each form today, and the first integration sequence that proves one useful path in practice.
Output matrix · integration sequence
Read chapter 2 →
3 · Proof and honest limits
The delivery chain HIIH demonstrates rather than a connector logo wall, and the honest current delivery scope.
Delivery chain · current scope
Read chapter 3 →
04 · CONTINUE
HIIH Findings
Understand the object being delivered.
The output object →
How HIIH works
Follow the end-to-end operating loop.
The end-to-end loop →
SOC & threat intelligence
See analyst and detection workflows.
For operational teams →
Partners
See the MSSP operating model.
For MSSP & MDR →
Where HIIH fits
Review how HIIH relates to SIEM, XDR and CTI.
Against the stack →
Trust
Review deployment, data and technical boundaries.
Deployment & data boundaries →

Start with the workflow that matters.

A HIIH integration discussion should begin with one operational question, one Surface pattern, one Finding type and one destination. The objective is to prove that useful target-side intelligence reaches the team that can act on it.