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Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI)

Intelligence on the threats, actors and fraud targeting your organization, plus monitoring for leaked data, phishing domains and brand abuse.

NIST CSF 2.0 functions
Identify Detect
Relevant for
  • Banking and financial services
  • Telecommunications
  • Government and public sector
  • Oil and gas

Overview

Banks, telecom operators and government bodies in the region are targeted by phishing campaigns, fraud groups and data brokers. Much of this activity is visible outside your network long before it reaches you.

Threat intelligence turns that outside view into early warnings and better detections. We deploy and integrate intelligence and digital risk protection so your team knows what is coming and can act first.

What you get

  • Early warning of attacks, leaks and fraud campaigns aimed at you
  • Detection rules enriched with current, relevant indicators
  • Faster takedown of phishing sites and fake brand accounts
  • Better decisions on where to spend security effort

What we cover

  • Strategic, operational and tactical threat intelligence
  • Monitoring for leaked credentials, cards and documents
  • Detection and takedown of phishing domains and brand impersonation
  • Fraud prevention for online and mobile banking
  • Integration of indicators into SIEM, XDR and firewalls

Leading platforms

Established platforms in this category. We help you compare them against your requirements.

  • Group-IB
  • Palo Alto Networks
  • Microsoft
  • CrowdStrike

How we work

  1. Define requirements

    We agree which intelligence you need, who will use it and how it will feed decisions and tools.

  2. Deploy

    We set up the platform, monitored assets, brand terms and user access.

  3. Integrate

    We connect intelligence feeds to your SIEM, XDR, firewalls and ticketing.

  4. Operationalize

    We build processes for triage, takedown requests and reporting to management.

  5. Train

    We train analysts to use intelligence in investigations and threat hunting.

Deliverables

  • Intelligence requirements document
  • Configured platform with monitored assets and brand terms
  • Integrations with security tools
  • Triage and takedown procedures
  • Analyst training

Questions buyers ask

Is threat intelligence useful for a smaller team?

Yes, if it is focused. We configure alerts around your own assets and brand so the team receives a small number of relevant findings, not a raw feed.

Can you remove fake websites that impersonate us?

Takedown is part of the digital risk protection service. We set up the process and the platform handles requests with hosting providers and registrars.

  • Security Information & Event Management (SIEM)

    Central collection, correlation and investigation of security logs, with use cases built around your real risks and regulatory needs.

    NIST CSF function: Detect NIST CSF function: Respond
  • Vulnerability & Exposure Management

    Continuous discovery of internet-facing assets and vulnerabilities, with prioritization and patching processes that reduce real risk.

    NIST CSF function: Identify
  • Email Security

    Protection against phishing, business email compromise and malicious attachments, with authentication that stops others sending as your domain.

    NIST CSF function: Protect NIST CSF function: Detect