Threat Intelligence
Generic threat feeds tell you about ransomware crews operating in North America. That is interesting, not useful. What changes your decisions is knowing which campaign is currently hitting banks in your own region, that 340 of your staff credentials appeared in a combolist last month, and that a subdomain you forgot about is serving an outdated admin panel to the open internet.
What is included.
Valuable for banks, fintechs, telecoms, government suppliers and any brand large enough to be impersonated.
- Credential exposure monitoringContinuous monitoring of breach corpora, paste sites and criminal markets for your domains, staff accounts and customer records — with a forced-reset workflow when hits appear.
- Attack surface discoveryExternal discovery of the assets you did not know you owned: forgotten subdomains, exposed management interfaces, stale cloud storage, developer instances and expired certificates.
- Brand and domain abuseDetection of typosquatted domains, cloned login pages, fraudulent mobile apps and impersonation accounts, with takedown coordination through registrars and hosts.
- Sector threat reportingMonthly briefings on the actors, malware families and initial-access techniques currently active against your industry and region, with the detections we recommend.
- Indicator operationalizationIntelligence pushed as blocklists, detection rules and hunt queries into your firewall and SIEM — intelligence that ends in a PDF has not been used.
- Third-party risk watchMonitoring of your critical suppliers and integration partners for breach disclosures and exposure that becomes your problem.
Four phases, in this order.
The order matters more than the speed. Every phase has an exit condition you sign off before the next one starts.
Define the requirement
We agree what you actually need to know and what you would do differently if you knew it. Everything else is noise we filter out.
Establish collection
Domains, brands, executives, IP ranges, applications and key suppliers registered for continuous monitoring.
Assess and enrich
Raw hits are validated by an analyst before they reach you, with context on who, how credible, and what it means for your estate.
Operationalize
Indicators are converted into controls and detections, and the monthly briefing tracks whether the actions from last month closed.
What you receive.
- External attack surface inventory, continuously updated
- Credential exposure alerts with affected account lists
- Monthly sector threat briefing
- Blocklists and detection rules for your stack
- Takedown case tracking for impersonation
What we work with.
- MISP
- OpenCTI
- Shodan
- Censys
- crt.sh
- VirusTotal
- STIX / TAXII
- MITRE ATT&CK
- Diamond Model
We hold no exclusive reseller obligations. Recommendations are made on fit, your team's capacity to operate the thing, and local support availability — in that order.
Threat Intelligence, specifically.
Is this just a dark web scan?
Credential monitoring is one input of several. The parts that change most decisions are usually attack surface discovery — finding the asset nobody owns — and the sector briefing that tells you which technique to prepare for next.
What do we do when credentials turn up?
We hand you the affected account list and confirm whether the password is still valid against your directory. The workflow is forced reset, session revocation, and a check of authentication logs for prior use of those credentials.
Can you get a fake app or phishing site taken down?
We prepare and submit the evidence package to registrars, hosts, and the app stores, and track it to closure. Most hosts act within days; some jurisdictions are slower. We are honest about which is which up front.
Often scoped alongside this.
Cybersecurity
Full-program security: risk assessment, policy, controls, audit readiness and the people to run it.
→VAPT
We break in the way an attacker would, then hand you the exact path, the evidence and the fix.
→SIEM
Logs collected, correlated and actually watched — with named analysts and a response time you can hold us to.
→Scope your threat intelligence engagement.
Send us the shape of your environment. You will get a written scope, a fixed price and a delivery timeline — usually within two business days.
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