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Threat Intelligence

 Your Essential Defense Against Today’s Cyber Risks

In 2024, data breaches jumped by 43 %, and credentials stolen in the dark web surged to billions — showing just how urgent proactive security has become TechRadar. Simply relying on traditional protection isn’t enough. Threat Intelligence (TI) gives you real insight into attackers’ moves — and helps you stop them before harm occurs.

Real Challenges Threat Intelligence Helps You Solve


Unauthorized Access from Stolen Credentials

We monitor underground sources, detect compromised accounts early, and provide alerts so you can lock them down before misuse.

Phishing and Cloud Attacks

We track malicious domains, fake login pages, and phishing kits, enabling you to block threats before they reach users.



Data Breaches

We deliver real-time alerts about leaked data and suspicious activity, helping you contain incidents quickly and reduce impact.

Exploited Vulnerabilities

We prioritize which vulnerabilities are actively exploited in the wild, so your team patches the right systems first.

Our Role: Embedding TI into Your Security Lifecycle

Our focus is simple: embedding Threat Intelligence into your Security Lifecycle, so it's not just an add-on — it becomes an active part of your security strategy. This approach ensures TI powers:


Detect: Spot threats, compromised credentials, suspicious behavior, phishing attempts

Respond: Enrich alerts, prioritize risks, automate defenses

Improve: Refine your systems, policies, and preparation based on new intelligence


Why It Matters for Your Business

1

Stay ahead of fast-changing threats

 TI provides timely, actionable alerts

2

Save time and resources

 Handle threats quickly, with less effort

3

Protect your reputation and data

 Stronger security means greater trust

Frequently asked questions

Here are some common questions about our Threat Intelligence.

You need TI when your business wants to prevent cyberattacks instead of just reacting to them. It is especially critical for companies handling sensitive data, financial transactions, or operating critical infrastructure.

Threat Intelligence works through a continuous cycle:

  1. Data Collection — from open sources, dark web, threat feeds, and indicators of compromise (IOCs).
  2. Analysis — identifying real threats, attack patterns, and trends.
  3. Application — integrating insights into SIEM, SOC, or other security tools.
    This way, organizations receive actionable insights to improve defense.

No. Perimeter defense alone is not sufficient. Modern attacks often start with supply chain compromise, phishing campaigns, or software vulnerabilities. Threat Intelligence gives visibility beyond the corporate network, allowing proactive defense.

With TI, SOC and IR teams gain context about attacks in real time. This enables faster detection, better attribution of malicious activity, and more effective mitigation strategies.

Yes. Cybercriminals often target SMBs because they have weaker defenses. Threat Intelligence helps smaller companies detect risks early, avoid financial loss, and protect brand reputation.

Ready to start securing your external perimeter?

 

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