Know what is coming
before it arrives.

Intelligence that informs decisions, not just dashboards

The team delivers current, relevant threat information tailored to your sector, technology stack and threat profile. It collects, analyses and contextualises information from multiple sources: OSINT, commercial feeds, dark web monitoring, sector-specific sources and proprietary research.

Raw data is translated into actionable intelligence. The team reports not only that a new ransomware group is active, but whether that group targets your sector, which techniques they use and how to protect yourself. Analysis, context and advice, not a data stream.

Threat intelligence feeds directly into operations. IoCs are pushed to your detection tools. TTP information becomes new detection rules. Strategic intelligence shapes your security roadmap. The intelligence is consumed at every level, from SOC analyst to CISO.

Defending without knowing who is attacking

Most security programmes are built on generic controls. But attackers are specific: they target specific sectors, use specific techniques and exploit specific configurations.

• Generic threat feeds produce noise. Without context and analysis, a list of IoCs tells you little about whether any of them are relevant to your environment and threat profile.
• Security decisions made without threat intelligence are often based on assumptions rather than evidence. Budget, priorities and controls should be informed by who is actually targeting you.
• Your data may already be on the dark web. Credentials, configuration files or internal documents exposed in underground forums create risk that you cannot manage if you do not know about it.

Intelligence coverage

Deliverables

• Periodic threat intelligence reports (weekly or monthly)
• Ad-hoc threat advisories for acute situations
• Sector-specific threat overviews
• IoC feeds for integration into detection tools
• Quarterly strategic threat overview
• Dark web monitoring alerts for your organisation

Which organisations benefit most?

Managed Threat Intelligence is valuable for any organisation that wants to make security decisions based on evidence about who is actually targeting them, not generic advisories.

• Organisations that want to integrate threat information into their security operations
• SOC teams that want detection based on current threat intelligence rather than historical rules
• CISOs and security managers who want strategic insight into the threat landscape
• Organisations in high-risk sectors: financial, government, critical infrastructure
• Companies that want to know if their data is circulating on the dark web

Managed Threat Intelligence is most powerful when combined with Managed Threat Detection and Threat Hunting. Intelligence informs what to hunt for, detection acts on it, and hunting finds what still slips through.