Silent Push has launched version 6.0 of its cyber defence platform, reorganising its products into three main modules: Defend, Insight and Reconnaissance, with a separate Advanced Attribution area for Traffic Origin. Defend targets security operations teams feeding intelligence into tools such as SIEM, SOAR and firewalls. Insight is a single-view workspace for analysts handling triage, while Reconnaissance focuses on threat hunting and incident response teams. An expanded version of Traffic Origin, based on Silent Push's own dataset, shows the true country of origin of internet traffic and is intended for fraud prevention, know-your-customer checks, hiring verification and incident response. A new hosted MCP server connects Silent Push data to artificial intelligence environments including Claude and ChatGPT, allowing analysts to use natural-language prompts to investigate indicators, review historical DNS data, trace shared infrastructure, cluster adversaries by fingerprint, score risk and generate pivot graphs. The 6.0 release also adds a bulk enrichment function in the Insight module for analysts reviewing sets of suspicious assets. The company did not disclose pricing or customer deployment numbers.