Continuous monitoring
Most organizations find out about a threat when it is already on top of them. Threat intelligence turns that around: it continuously watches who is attacking your sector, with which techniques and what is circulating about you on the dark web, and it filters out all that noise to leave you only what truly affects you, in time for your defense to act before it arrives.
Actionable intelligence, contextualized to your sector. Across Spain.
Why
It is not about having more data, but about knowing which data matters. Threat intelligence separates the noise from the real warning and gives it to you in time, while you can still do something.
Knowing which actors and campaigns are aiming at your sector lets you prepare beforehand, instead of finding out on the day of the incident.
No generic feeds with thousands of useless indicators. We filter against your assets and your sector to give you what is relevant.
Who is behind it, why, how it affects you and what to do. An indicator without context is noise; with context, it is a decision.
Intelligence does not stay in a report: it enters your SOC and your tools, and it speeds up the detection of what matters.
What we monitor
We look outward constantly, toward those who would want to attack you and toward what is circulating about your organization, on the surface and on the dark web.
Which groups are active against companies like yours, their motivations and who they attack. Actor profiles, not loose names.
The campaigns under way and the tactics and techniques they use, mapped to MITRE ATT&CK so your defense recognizes them.
Forums, marketplaces and closed channels where credentials, your data or mentions of your organization appear.
Domains similar to yours registered to deceive, and campaigns that use your name to attack your customers.
What is moving about your key people, a preferred target of directed attacks and executive fraud.
What is newly emerging from your organization onto the internet, so no asset ends up exposed without anyone finding out.
Four levels
Intelligence does not serve an analyst the same way it serves a board. That is why we deliver it in four levels, each designed for whoever has to decide with it.
Sector trends, risk and threat landscape, in a short note that fits in a board meeting and helps decide where to invest.
The campaigns and actors active against you, to guide where to reinforce and what to pay attention to now.
The adversaries' tactics and techniques, mapped to MITRE ATT&CK, to fine-tune what your defense must detect.
The indicators of compromise ready for your SIEM, your EDR or your firewall to consume and block with no manual work.
How
Useful intelligence does not begin in the data, it begins in your questions. And it ends in something that can be done, not in a PDF that nobody reads.
We define with you what you want to know, about which assets and against which actors. Without that compass, intelligence turns into noise.
We gather information from many sources: surface, deep and dark web, forums, feeds and records, continuously.
We filter the noise and cross-reference the data until we understand who, how and why it affects you, discarding what does not concern you.
What is relevant reaches you at the right level: an alert, an indicator for the SOC or a note for leadership, with what to do in each case.
What you get
What truly measures a good service is not how many indicators we send you, but how many alerts end in an action and how much the time to detect is shortened.
The warning of what is aiming at you while you still have time to prepare, not when it is already inside.
IOCs ready for your SIEM, your EDR or your firewall to consume and detect or block with no manual work.
Who is behind it, what they seek and how they operate, to reinforce right where they can hit you.
The warning when a domain impersonating you appears or a credential of yours is leaked, so you can react right away.
The sector's risk landscape summarized into something a board understands and can decide with.
Which vulnerability to address first based on what attackers are really exploiting, not on a generic list.
Fits with
Threat intelligence is the continuous version of an OSINT engagement: where the latter gives you the snapshot of your exposure, the former never stops watching. Its natural destination is your defense: intelligence feeds Sondriva, our SOC, with indicators and context so it detects sooner and better. And it guides the offensive, because a Red Team hits harder when it emulates the actors that really aim at your sector, not a textbook adversary.
Questions
Also known as cyber intelligence, it collects, analyzes and contextualizes information about the threats that really target your organization: which actors are active in your sector, what techniques they use, what campaigns are under way and what is circulating about you on the dark web. The goal is not to pile up data, but for you to know what is coming before it reaches you so you can act.
In the focus and in the timing. An OSINT engagement gives you a snapshot of your digital footprint at a given moment, looking at you from outside. Threat intelligence looks the other way, toward the adversaries, and does so continuously: who attacks you, how and when something new appears. They usually go hand in hand: the snapshot turns into monitoring.
No, and that is the difference. A feed dumps thousands of generic indicators on you that overwhelm the team and do not say what affects you. We start from your questions (which assets matter to you, against which actors) and we filter out all that noise to deliver only what is relevant, with context and a clear recommendation of what to do.
The actors and campaigns active in your sector, their tactics and techniques, the dark web in search of credentials and mentions of your organization, the domains registered to impersonate your brand, the exposure of your executives and the changes in your attack surface. In short, everything an adversary could use against you.
An IOC, or indicator of compromise, is a technical clue of an attack: an IP address, a domain or a malicious file. We deliver them in a format that your SIEM, your EDR or your firewall can consume directly, so your defense blocks or detects those threats without anyone having to copy them by hand.
For both, at the level each one needs. Technical and tactical intelligence, the IOCs and the techniques, feeds your SOC and your tools. The operational intelligence, about campaigns and actors, guides the security team. And the strategic intelligence, about trends and sector risk, fits in a short note for a board. The same work, told to each in their own language.
Because we start by defining with you what you want to know and about which assets, and everything we deliver is filtered against that. The metric that matters to us is not how many indicators we send you, but how many of our alerts end in an action and how much the time between a threat appearing and your defense detecting it is shortened.
Yes. We track forums, marketplaces and closed channels in search of leaked credentials, mentions of your organization and your data for sale. And we watch your brand: domains similar to yours registered to impersonate you and campaigns that use your name, so we can react before they do harm.
It helps, and a lot. NIS2 expects you to know the threat landscape that affects you and to make informed decisions about your risk. A threat intelligence service is exactly the evidence that you actively watch what happens outside and that this monitoring turns into concrete actions, not into a folder of reports.
Shall we talk?
Tell us which sector you belong to and what worries you, and we will set up threat monitoring focused on what really aims at you.
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