Threat Intelligence
Turn external signals into actionable context — understand what’s active, what’s relevant, and what to prioritize.
Threat intelligence helps you answer: “What’s happening in the world that matters to us?” We focus on making signals usable — and tying them to decisions.
- Track categories — recon, phishing, malware, exploit attempts
- Prioritize by relevance — exposure, impact, and likelihood
- Contextualize security events with external intel
- Reduce noise with grouping and campaign-level summaries
- Control access via admin authorization and invites
Bring in external signals, alerts, campaign notes, and observed activity.
Group related events by category, timing, pattern, and campaign window.
Compare active threats against your exposure, assets, and controls.
Turn intel into hardening tasks, alerts, response notes, and reviews.
Example D3 view showing clustered threat events over time by category.
The dashboard links campaigns to controls: hardening tasks, alert rules, and response playbooks — with role-based access so only authorized users can approve changes.
Project dashboards organize indicators and events into timelines and clusters. Admins can authorize access to keep analysis controlled and auditable. Feature availability subject to purchase. Management service provided at additional costs, and fees apply.
A campaign, exploit pattern, phishing wave, or recon trend is observed.
Check whether affected systems, vendors, routes, users, or assets apply.
Decide whether to monitor, harden, alert, investigate, or escalate.
Keep notes, owners, approvals, and action history tied to the signal.
Signals worth watching but not yet urgent.
Controls, rules, and fixes linked to active threats.
High-priority items that need owner review.
Threat intelligence connects external activity to your actual exposure, controls, response plans, and review history — so teams act on what matters.