Cyber Threat Intelligence

Main Objective of the Service

The main objective of the service is to identify cyberattacks before they occur, assess threats relevant to the organisation, and develop practical recommendations for reducing their potential impact.

Monitored Sources

As part of the service, cyber risks and threat indicators related to the organisation are continuously monitored across various open and restricted information sources.

WEB

Open Internet Sources

SOC

Social Networks

MSG

Messaging Platforms and Public Channels

CTI

Cybersecurity Platforms

DB

Malware Databases

FRM

Forums and Thematic Platforms

OSINT

Open-Source Intelligence

NET

Open and Restricted Network Segments

IOC

Sources of Indicators of Compromise

Information Identified During Monitoring and Analysis

  • Malicious IP addresses and domain names
  • Phishing and fraudulent web resources
  • Malicious files and software
  • Fraudulent pages using the organisation’s name
  • Leaked usernames, passwords, and other confidential information
  • Unauthorised disclosure of the organisation’s domains and email addresses
  • Threat actor groups and their activities
  • New vulnerabilities and methods used to exploit them
  • Tools and techniques used in cyberattacks
  • Potential attack plans and threat indicators targeting the organisation

Cyber Threat Analysis Process

01

Data Collection

Information about threats and indicators related to the organisation is collected from various open and restricted sources.

02

Data Processing

The collected information is organised, while duplicate and irrelevant data is filtered out.

03

Analysis and Assessment

Specialists assess the reliability, relevance, and severity of the collected information.

04

Practical Measures

Recommendations are developed to reduce identified threats and prevent cyberattacks.

Identification of Priority Threats

The identified information is analysed according to its reliability, relevance, and severity. Indicators directly related to the organisation’s activities are selected, and their potential impact on the organisation’s information systems is assessed.

Generated Indicators of Compromise

As a result of the analysis, technical indicators of compromise are generated for use in information security tools.

IP

IP Addresses

DNS

Domain Names

URL

URL Addresses

HASH

File Hashes

IOC

Other Indicators

Use in Security Tools

The generated indicators can be used in the organisation’s existing information security tools to detect, block, and investigate malicious activity.

SIEM

SIEM Systems

IDS

IDS/IPS Systems

AV

Antivirus Solutions

MAIL

Email Security Solutions

SEC

Other Security Tools

Information Provided Upon Completion of the Service

Upon completion of the service, the organisation receives detailed information about the identified threats, their sources, severity levels, and potential consequences.

Practical recommendations are also developed for blocking malicious resources, eliminating vulnerabilities, protecting user accounts, and preventing future cyberattacks.

Final Result

The organisation receives analytical information covering relevant threats, indicators of compromise, severity levels, and recommended protection measures.

Key Service Outcomes

01

Early Detection

Cyber threats can be identified and assessed before an attack occurs.

02

Rapid Response

The speed and effectiveness of responding to security incidents are improved.

03

Data Protection

The risk of usernames, passwords, and other confidential information being leaked is reduced.

04

Enhanced Security Posture

The overall level of protection of the information infrastructure is strengthened.