An IP address data platform providing geolocation, ASN, carrier, VPN detection, and abuse contact data via API. Used by SOC teams to enrich IP-based IOCs with context during investigations.

IPinfo is an IP address intelligence platform that provides structured, API-accessible data about any IP address, including geolocation at city level, ASN and organization details, carrier information, VPN and proxy detection, and abuse contact data. For security teams, the most valuable aspect of IPinfo is the speed and reliability of its API, which makes it practical to enrich IP addresses automatically at investigation time rather than relying on manual lookups. The platform distinguishes between residential, datacenter, VPN, and Tor exit node IP ranges, which is critical context when assessing whether an authentication event or a network connection represents expected behavior or a potential threat. IPinfo's abuse contact data also allows teams to report malicious activity to the responsible network operator.
Qevlar uses IPinfo to enrich IP addresses encountered during automated investigations. When analyzing a suspicious login, an unusual outbound connection, or a command-and-control communication attempt, Qevlar queries IPinfo to determine whether the IP belongs to a legitimate business network, a known VPN provider, or a datacenter range commonly associated with malicious infrastructure.
IPinfo is an IP intelligence platform that provides geolocation, ASN and organization details, carrier data and VPN/proxy detection via a fast API — distinguishing residential, datacenter, VPN and Tor exit ranges.
Qevlar automatically enriches IP addresses during an investigation, using IPinfo to determine whether an address belongs to a legitimate business network, a known VPN provider or a datacenter range associated with malicious infrastructure.
No. IP enrichment works out of the box, so this geolocation and ownership context is available from the first investigation.
By revealing the true nature and location of an IP, Qevlar can quickly assess whether an authentication event or outbound connection is expected behavior or a likely threat.