Threat Intelligence
From external signals
to defence priorities.
Information with context
- 01Assets and identities to observe
- 02Signals to verify
- 03Guidance for action
When risk comes from outside
Dark web exposure
Exposed credentials
Impersonating domains and identities
From signal to decision
Every alert should lead to an operational decision.
Threat Intelligence becomes useful when it reduces noise, verifies context and identifies actions to consider in protecting identities, domains and reputation.
Detect
We identify signals linked to the agreed assets, domains, brands and identities.
Verify
We assess relevance, reliability, timeliness and the information available.
Prioritise
We connect the signal with potential impact and the urgency of further investigation.
Guide action
We identify checks and countermeasures to discuss with the appropriate contacts.
What the customer receives
Usable evidence
- A signal linked to the monitored asset
- Available source and context
- Assessment of relevance and priority
- Guidance for subsequent checks
An ongoing view
- Scope of domains, brands and identities
- Escalation contacts and channels
- Summary of relevant findings
- Scope review as the organisation changes
An exposed business credential is not presented as a simple alert: the context is checked, the affected account is identified, and revocation, password reset, session review and stronger access controls are considered. Actual actions always depend on the agreed scope.
Less noise. More context for decisions.
- Assets, domains and identities within the observation scope.
- Relevant findings with available sources and context.
- Assessment of relevance and priorities for investigation.
- Operational guidance connected to system and identity protection.
Clear steps. Defined responsibilities.
Define what to observe
Collect signals
Verify the context
Guide the actions
The team leads.
Technology supports.
Frequently asked questions
Does a finding always confirm an attack?
No. An indicator needs verification: it may be incomplete, outdated or irrelevant. Context helps identify the cases that deserve attention.
Is domain or content removal included?
Analysis does not automatically include removal. Reporting, enforcement or takedown activities must be separately defined in the engagement scope.
Is the activity ongoing or point-in-time?
The approach and observation frequency are agreed according to objectives, sources and assets. They are specified in the proposal together with deliverables.