Cyber Threat Intelligence CTI
Identify, understand, and respond to cyber threats before they impact your organization.
SoCyber's Cyber Threat Intelligence service combines OSINT, dark web monitoring, threat feed analysis, and client-specific asset correlation to reveal real threats targeting your business, people, infrastructure, and supply chain.
Do you need threat intelligence or OSINT?
A quick self-check. If several of these sound like you, it is worth a short conversation.
You likely need this if
- You do not have a clear view of your external attack surface and exposure
- You want to know which threats actually target your sector and business
- You are concerned about leaked credentials, lookalike domains or brand abuse
- You need intelligence to prioritize defence and inform the board
Not sure where you land? A short scoping call will tell you plainly, including if you do not need this yet.
Book a scoping callWhat is Cyber Threat Intelligence?
CTI helps organizations understand the threats that matter most. Instead of collecting generic security data, it connects external intelligence with your real assets, users, vendors, technologies, and exposure points.
SoCyber collects and analyzes intelligence from public sources, commercial feeds, dark web communities, paste sites, forums, malware reports, vulnerability databases, and threat actor activity. The result is a prioritized view of risks that security, compliance, and leadership teams can act on.
Surface emerging threats before they escalate into incidents.
Identify exposed credentials, leaked data, and brand abuse.
Understand threat actors and their tactics, techniques, and procedures.
Tie external intelligence to your real assets, users, and vendors.
Rank vulnerabilities and exposures by actual threat activity.
Improve incident response, risk management, and security decision-making.
Technical necessity & threat landscape
The threat landscape changes faster than traditional controls can adapt. Attackers use leaked credentials, exposed cloud services, third-party weaknesses, phishing infrastructure, malware campaigns, and public information to prepare targeted attacks.
CTI gives security teams the context to move from reactive defense to proactive prevention. By continuously monitoring external signals and mapping them to your environment, SoCyber helps determine which threats are relevant, which assets are at risk, and which actions come first.
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Threat actors increasingly rely on public data, leaked credentials, and supply-chain exposure.
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Vulnerability exploitation windows are shrinking.
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Security teams need threat context, not just alert volume.
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Executives need clear risk intelligence tied to business impact.
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Incident response improves when teams already understand likely adversaries and attack paths.
CTI delivery in practice
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Onboarding & Scope Definition
A joint kickoff defines the intelligence scope, business priorities, critical assets, reporting preferences, escalation paths, and communication channels - so the service is aligned with your operational needs from day one.
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Asset & Data Preparation
You provide a validated asset list - domains, IP ranges, brands, executive names, key technologies, and suppliers. Where authorized, we correlate external intelligence with internal systems to enrich findings and cut noise.
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Continuous Collection & Analysis
We continuously monitor open sources, dark web marketplaces, paste sites, forums, threat feeds, malware intelligence, vulnerability sources, and adversary activity. Findings are analyzed, validated, and mapped to your assets.
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Reporting & Delivery
Intelligence is delivered through our Kikimora platform or your preferred reporting format. Scheduled reports provide strategic and operational insight, while critical findings are escalated as ad-hoc alerts.
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Review & Optimization
Regular reviews tune the scope, reporting cadence, alert thresholds, and knowledge transfer. As the service matures, we can support integration with SIEM, EDR, and SOAR workflows.
Critical, high-confidence findings are escalated immediately as ad-hoc alerts; everything else arrives on a predictable, agreed cadence.
Learn what threats are targeting your company
Get asset-focused intelligence that helps your team detect, prioritize, and respond before threats become incidents.
Key methods
OSINT Collection
Collection and analysis of publicly available information: domains, public repositories, social platforms, breach references, exposed services, and threat research.
Dark Web Monitoring
Monitoring of criminal forums, marketplaces, paste sites, leak channels, and underground communities for mentions of your organization, assets, employees, or suppliers.
Threat Actor Profiling
Analysis of adversary groups, motivations, targeting patterns, infrastructure, malware usage, and known tactics, techniques, and procedures.
IOC & TTP Analysis
Identification and validation of indicators of compromise, suspicious infrastructure, malware artifacts, phishing domains, and attacker behaviors relevant to your environment.
Asset Correlation
Mapping external intelligence to known business assets, systems, brands, domains, and users to distinguish relevant threats from generic noise.
From the boardroom to the SOC
Strategic Intelligence
High-level intelligence for executives, risk leaders, and decision-makers - explaining threat trends, industry risks, adversary motivations, and business impact in clear language.
Operational Intelligence
Actionable intelligence for security teams - active campaigns, suspicious infrastructure, exposed assets, threat actor activity, and response priorities.
Tactical Intelligence
Technical intelligence for SOC, incident response, and detection engineering - IOCs, TTPs, malware indicators, phishing domains, and detection opportunities.
External Risk Intelligence
Continuous monitoring of your external exposure: leaked credentials, brand abuse, typosquatting domains, exposed services, third-party risks, and public attack-surface signals.
Use cases
Early Threat Detection
Identify emerging threats, suspicious infrastructure, leaked credentials, and adversary activity before they trigger a security incident.
Incident Response Support
Enrich investigations with external intelligence, threat actor context, IOCs, infrastructure links, and historical campaign data.
Vulnerability Prioritization
Prioritize remediation based on exploit activity, threat actor interest, exposed assets, and real-world attack likelihood.
Brand & Executive Protection
Detect impersonation, phishing campaigns, fake domains, leaked executive data, and abuse of your organization's name or digital identity.
Supply Chain Visibility
Monitor third-party exposure, supplier mentions, breach references, and external risks connected to your business ecosystem.
Reporting structure and metrics
Prioritized Threat Reports
Findings tied to your assets and business risk - each with priority level, affected assets, supporting evidence, impact assessment, and recommended action.
IOC & Threat Actor Profiles
Indicators of compromise, suspicious domains, IPs, hashes, phishing infrastructure, malware references, adversary tactics, and threat actor context.
Risk Scoring
Findings scored by relevance, confidence, severity, asset criticality, exposure level, and likelihood of exploitation.
Metrics
Time-to-detect, time-to-report, coverage breadth, detection rates, accuracy, relevance, consumption, and response metrics.
What you receive
Every engagement delivers intelligence that is clear, prioritized, and ready for action - written for both technical teams and decision-makers.
- Prioritized threat intelligence tied to client assets
- Indicators of compromise and suspicious infrastructure
- Threat actor profiles and campaign context
- Risk scoring based on internal and external data
- Actionable mitigation and response recommendations
- Strategic summaries for leadership
- Operational intelligence for security teams
- Optional integration planning for SIEM, EDR, and SOAR platforms
Ready to strengthen your threat intelligence program?
Turn external threat signals into clear, actionable intelligence for your security team.
Securing the modern threat surface
Dark Web & Credential Exposure
We monitor underground sources for leaked credentials, employee data, access listings, breach references, and discussions connected to your organization.
Brand, Domain & Phishing Intelligence
We identify suspicious domains, impersonation attempts, phishing infrastructure, fake profiles, and brand abuse aimed at your customers, employees, or partners.
Vulnerability & Exploit Intelligence
We help prioritize vulnerabilities based on real-world exploitation, attacker interest, asset exposure, and relevance to your technology stack.
Supply Chain & Third-Party Risk
External intelligence reveals supplier breaches, exposed partner assets, leaked third-party data, and risks that may affect you indirectly.
Security Operations Integration
Findings can be prepared for SOC workflows, SIEM correlation, EDR enrichment, SOAR automation, incident response planning, and awareness training.
Cyber threat intelligence FAQ
Cyber Threat Intelligence is the process of collecting, analyzing, and applying information about cyber threats so organizations can make better security decisions and respond faster to risks.
OSINT focuses on collecting intelligence from publicly available sources. CTI uses OSINT and other sources to produce contextual, actionable intelligence about threats relevant to a specific organization.
Sources may include public websites, dark web forums, paste sites, criminal marketplaces, threat feeds, vulnerability databases, malware research, breach data, social platforms, and attacker infrastructure.
You receive prioritized reports with affected assets, threat context, indicators of compromise, risk scoring, supporting evidence, and recommended mitigation steps.
Yes. CTI supports incident response by providing threat actor context, related infrastructure, IOCs, campaign history, and external signals that help teams understand and contain attacks faster.
Yes. SoCyber can support advanced integration planning so intelligence can enrich alerts, improve detection logic, and automate response workflows.
Delivery cadence depends on the engagement scope. Most clients receive scheduled reports plus ad-hoc alerts for urgent or high-confidence findings.
CTI is useful for security teams, SOC teams, incident response teams, risk leaders, compliance teams, and executives who need a clearer view of relevant external threats.
CTI becomes actionable when it is validated, prioritized, tied to real assets, scored by risk, and paired with clear recommendations for response or mitigation.