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Operational cyber-threat intelligence

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What it does

Deep and dark-web monitoring, digital supply-chain attack prevention and intelligence on state and criminal actors targeting your organisation.

Assess attack surface
Threat graph · Simulation
Threat graph · Simulation · MareNostrum 4, Barcelona Supercomputing Center · Gemma Ribas Maspoch · CC BY-SA 4.0

By the time you hear about the breach, it's been on sale for weeks.

A breach rarely starts inside. It starts at a small supplier, circulates for weeks in closed forums and reaches your network once it is already worth money. The incident is the end of that story, not the beginning.

By then you are not investigating an intrusion. You are running a crisis.

  • 24/7

    Listening across closed forums and leaks

  • 3

    Exposure rings: own, supplier and sector

  • 4

    Cross-checked sources behind every finding

  • T-12 h

    Shortest decision window

GRID method / 4 layers

Four layers. No loose indicators.

Every layer preserves source, time and confidence. The output is not more information: it is a decision with an owner and a window.

  1. 01/04 · Deep surveillance

    Deep and dark web

    Underground forums, credential leaks and signals directed at the organisation.

  2. 02/04 · Attribution

    Actors, motives and TTPs

    APT group and technique mapping under MITRE ATT&CK.

  3. 03/04 · Operational decision

    Pre-impact priority

    Strategic patching and executive alerts by probability and criticality.

  4. 04/04 · Advisory support

    Crisis and forensics

    Cyber incident room, containment, investigation and documented recovery.

Delivery / What reaches your desk

Not more indicators. A priority.

Actionable cyber intelligence for the board

GRID / CyberSafe · Live exposure feedAnalytical simulation
Open signals
03
Nearest decision
T-06 h
Mean confidence
74%
  • SIG-4180Credential exposedIdentityRevoke74%T-06 h
  • SIG-4217Matching TTPSupplierIsolate70%T-18 h
  • SIG-4254No impactCritical assetStable77%T-34 h
Sources: OSINT · telemetry · field network
  1. Vendor risk

    Supplier cyber risk

    Continuous assessment of third parties supporting critical processes and data.

    01
  2. Executive shield

    Executive digital exposure

    Prevention of spear-phishing, doxxing and VIP personal exposure.

    02
  3. Daily

    Operational briefing

    Prioritised signals, recommended decision and action window for the frontline team.

    03
  4. Weekly

    Exposure report

    Scenario evolution, material changes and mitigation measures for functional leaders.

    04
  5. Monthly

    Executive memorandum

    Consolidated view for leadership and board: impact, open decisions and cost of inaction.

    05

Criteria / Answers

Fair questions.

Does CyberSafe replace the SOC?

No. It provides external intelligence, attribution and decision context that complements internal SOC detection.

Are corporate credentials monitored?

Yes, within authorised scope and defined privacy, verification and escalation protocols.

How are vulnerabilities prioritised?

Exposure, asset criticality, actor activity and exploitation likelihood are assessed together.

Can a supplier be assessed before contracting?

Yes. A point-in-time assessment can be followed by continuous monitoring of relevant signals.

Next step

The incident is the end. Not the beginning.

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Separate technical noise from the threats that truly require an executive decision.