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Risk Intelligence Web Extension

Highlights and enriches security threats like IOCs and CVEs on any page you're viewing.

Checked 5 Oct 2026 Reviewed by Alex Listed since October 2024

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At a glance

Starts at Free No paid plan found on the Chrome Web Store, September 2026.
Free tier Yes
Platforms Chrome
Best for Security analysts researching threats across many web sources
Not for Casual users without a security operations use case

5.0 out of 5

Scored by Alex after real use

Our verdict

Backed by Check Point's threat intelligence, this extension flags indicators of compromise and CVEs on any page, from SOC dashboards to blog posts, and pulls in risk scores and context from hundreds of sources with one click. It's built for identifying C2 servers, botnets and infected machines rather than general browsing. Its scope is squarely security operations work, so outside that context most of its detection features go unused.

✓What it does well

Automatic IOC detectionHighlights IOCs and CVEs automatically on any page you visit.
Wide source coveragePulls intelligence from hundreds of open, deep and dark web sources.
Works across platformsFunctions inside SOC platforms, SIEMs, EDRs, or ordinary web pages.

✕Where it falls short

Security-specific use caseOnly useful for security research, not general browsing tasks.
Backed by one vendorRelies on Check Point's own data alone, without a second intelligence source to cross-check.
Steep learning contextAssumes familiarity with terms like IOCs, CVEs and C2 servers, without which it's hard to use.

Key features

IOC highlightingFlags indicators of compromise directly on the page you're viewing.
CVE enrichmentAdds context and detail to CVE references found on a page.
Risk scoringAssigns a risk score to detected threats for quick triage.
Threat context lookupIdentifies related C2 servers, botnets and infected machines.

Questions about Risk Intelligence Web Extension

What does the Risk Intelligence Web Extension do?

The Risk Intelligence Web Extension highlights and enriches security threats such as IOCs and CVEs on any page being viewed. Backed by Check Point's threat intelligence, it pulls in risk scores and context from hundreds of sources with one click and helps identify C2 servers, botnets and infected machines.

Is the Risk Intelligence Web Extension free?

Yes, the extension has a free tier, and no paid plan was found on the Chrome Web Store in September 2026. It runs in Chrome and works inside SOC platforms, SIEMs, EDRs and ordinary web pages alike.

Who is the Risk Intelligence Web Extension built for?

Toolio lists it as best for security analysts researching threats across many web sources. Casual users without a security operations use case should skip it, since the reviewer notes that outside that context most of its detection features go unused.

What are the drawbacks of the Risk Intelligence Web Extension?

The reviewer notes that it relies on Check Point's data alone, without a second intelligence source to cross-check. It also assumes familiarity with terms like IOCs, CVEs and C2 servers, which makes it hard to use without that background, and it offers little for general browsing.

How does Toolio score the Risk Intelligence Web Extension?

The extension holds a Toolio score of 5.0 out of 5, given by Alex on 5 Oct 2026 after real use. The reviewer credits automatic IOC detection on any page and wide source coverage, drawing on hundreds of open, deep and dark web sources.

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