Bolster AI, a leader in AI-powered social engineering defense, has announced the launch of Threat Graph, a new capability within Bolster AI Signals that connects related threats and infrastructure to reveal the broader operations behind phishing, impersonation, and online fraud.
As AI makes it faster and less expensive to create convincing fraudulent content, attackers are launching increasingly sophisticated operations across websites, domains, social media, digital ads, and other channels. Security teams, however, often investigate these threats individually, making it difficult to identify the infrastructure and relationships behind them.
Threat Graph changes that approach. By connecting related malicious assets and infrastructure in an interactive visual graph, Bolster AI enables analysts to investigate beyond the first detected threat, uncover additional activity, and identify more opportunities to disrupt the operations targeting their organizations and customers.
"Finding and taking down a phishing website is important, but what about the other infrastructure supporting that attack?" said Rod Schultz, CEO of Bolster AI. "Attackers are using AI and automation to operate at a scale that makes investigating threats one by one increasingly difficult. With Threat Graph, we're giving security teams the ability to follow the connections, uncover more of what's happening, and take action against more than just the first threat they find."
An investigation that begins with a single suspicious domain or phishing website can reveal connections to additional domains, websites, and supporting infrastructure. Rather than relying on separate alerts to discover each malicious asset, analysts can explore these relationships directly within Bolster AI Signals, expanding the scope of investigations and identifying related activity that warrants further action.
Key capabilities include visualize connected threats through interactive threat graph exploring relationships between malicious assets, uncover additional infrastructure by following connections from initial finding to identify related domains and assets, investigate broader campaigns to understand how separate threats connect to larger phishing or fraud operations, and turn intelligence into action using connected intelligence to inform investigations and pursue additional takedowns.
Threat Graph is part of Bolster AI Signals, the intelligence layer of the Bolster AI platform. Signals surfaces suspicious and emerging threat activity, while Threat Graph reveals relationships between threats and infrastructure to provide additional investigative context. Together with Bolster AI's AI-powered discovery and automated takedown capabilities, these technologies enable security teams to identify malicious activity, investigate connected infrastructure, and take action against threats targeting their customers across websites, domains, social media, digital advertising, marketplaces, app stores, and other external attack surfaces.
The launch also coincides with two major industry recognitions. Cyber Defense Magazine has named the company among the Top 25 Most Innovative Cybersecurity Companies in the World for 2026 and awarded it a 2026 Top InfoSec Innovators Award.
About Bolster AI
Bolster AI provides AI-powered external threat protection that helps organizations discover, investigate, and disrupt phishing, brand impersonation, online fraud, and other customer-targeted threats across external attack surfaces.
