// 07 SECURITY
Cyber Threat Intelligence
Business-specific threat monitoring and plain-language briefings, so you hear about risks before they become incidents.
Business-specific threat monitoring rather than generic industry feeds: tracking leaked credentials, exposed assets, brand mentions and indicators of compromise relevant to what you actually run, distilled into a monthly briefing you can act on.
What's included
- Threat landscape review scoped to your industry and attack surface
- Monitoring for leaked credentials, exposed assets and brand mentions
- Indicators of Compromise (IOC) tracking relevant to the systems you actually run
- Vulnerability and exploit-trend alerts tied to your technology stack
- Monthly threat briefing in plain language, not raw feeds
Our methodology
- 1Attack surface mapping: domains, exposed services and public-facing assets are catalogued as the monitoring baseline.
- 2Credential and exposure monitoring: leaked credentials, brand mentions and chatter referencing your business are tracked using OSINT techniques and threat-intelligence sources.
- 3IOC correlation: indicators of compromise relevant to your technology stack are checked against known threat activity.
- 4Plain-language reporting: raw feeds and alerts are triaged and distilled into a monthly briefing you can actually act on.
What you get
- Initial threat landscape report
- Ongoing alerts for relevant threats, IOCs and exposed credentials
- Monthly summary briefing with recommended actions
What to expect
- Earlier warning of credential leaks, impersonation attempts or exposed assets — often before they're exploited.
- A clearer picture of which threats are actually relevant to your business, not generic industry noise.
- Monthly briefings your team can use to prioritise fixes without needing to interpret raw threat feeds.
Limitations
Honest scope, not a sales pitch — here's what this service doesn't cover.
- Threat intelligence reduces blind spots; it does not prevent every attack or replace technical controls like patching and access management.
- Coverage depends on the sources and scope agreed at setup — it is not a guarantee that every mention or leak will be caught.
- This service monitors for and reports threats; responding to an active incident is handled under Incident Response & Recovery.
FAQ
Is this the same as a SIEM or a monitoring tool?
No — this is curated threat context about your business specifically (leaked credentials, brand mentions, relevant IOCs), delivered as plain-language reporting, not a log-monitoring platform. It complements a SIEM rather than replacing one.
How often will we hear from you?
A monthly briefing as standard, plus ad hoc notice if something urgent and relevant to you turns up in between.
Do you monitor for leaked credentials and dark web mentions?
Yes, where relevant — credential leaks, marketplace listings and chatter referencing your business or domains are part of the monitoring scope, agreed with you upfront.
// PROCESS
How this engagement works
- // 01
Free consultation
30 minutes to understand your business, data, and what matters most to protect.
- // 02
Scoped proposal
Fixed scope, a clear reporting cadence, and the sources in play. NDA signed before any access.
- // 03
Baseline & setup
We map your attack surface and establish a monitoring baseline before alerts begin.
- // 04
Ongoing monitoring & reporting
Regular alerts plus a monthly plain-language briefing, with ad hoc notice for anything urgent.
Authorisation & safety
Every engagement starts with written authorisation and, where appropriate, a signed NDA — we never test a system without the owner’s explicit permission. Testing is scoped and scheduled with you in advance, avoids destructive techniques by default, and stays inside the boundaries agreed before any work begins.
Ready to talk through your scope?
Book a free consultation. No obligation, no pressure.