Offensive Security

Threat Intelligence

See your organisation the way an attacker sees it. External attack surface discovery, leaked-credential and brand exposure monitoring, and threat profiling for your sector.

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Overview

Threat intelligence is a threat intelligence service that puts attacker context around your cybersecurity decisions. It answers three practical questions: what does your organisation look like from the outside, which threat actors are likely to target you, and what do those actors typically do? The answers help your security teams prioritise defences against real, relevant cyber threats rather than theoretical ones. Good threat data is the foundation of proactive defense.

We map your external attack surface, search for exposed assets and leaked credentials tied to your domains, monitor for brand and impersonation abuse, and profile the threat landscape relevant to your sector and footprint. We also conduct dark web monitoring for your domains and corporate accounts, surfacing dark web intelligence such as active credential exposure and threat feeds referencing your organisation. This is reconnaissance and analysis, not active exploitation of your systems. Our analysts gather and contextualise threat data so that the output is actionable insights, not raw indicator dumps.

The output is prioritised and actionable. Where we uncover exposed credentials or live impersonation infrastructure, you get specific, immediate actions. For longer-term risks, we contextualise the threat and connect it to decisions your security operations and leadership teams can make. We can also deliver relevant threat intelligence on a continuous basis with periodic reporting and alerts on significant changes to your external threat posture.

What’s included

External attack surface discovery (domains, subdomains, exposed services, and open ports)
Leaked-credential and data-exposure monitoring for your domains
Brand, domain-impersonation, and typosquatting detection
Dark web monitoring and dark web intelligence collection
Sector and adversary threat profiling (threat actors, TTPs, and threat landscape)
Prioritised, actionable threat intelligence reporting
Optional ongoing monitoring with periodic reporting

How we work

01
Define the footprint
We agree your domains, brand assets, and digital footprint to monitor and investigate.
02
Discover and collect
We map the external attack surface, collect exposure and credential-leak signals from reputable intelligence sources, and gather threat data from open and dark web sources.
03
Contextualise
Our analysts profile the threat actors and threat landscape relevant to your sector and connect findings to real, prioritised cyber risk rather than raw data.
04
Report and monitor
We deliver prioritised actionable insights and, if you wish, continue monitoring as a managed threat intelligence service on an ongoing basis with alerts on significant changes.

What you get

External attack surface and exposure report
Leaked-credential and brand-abuse findings
Sector threat profile including threat actors and threat landscape overview
Prioritised action plan and optional ongoing monitoring

Frequently asked questions

Is threat intelligence the same as a penetration test?

No. Cyber threat intelligence is external reconnaissance and analysis. It does not involve exploiting your systems. It shows what an attacker would see and which threat actors are likely to target you before they act. It pairs well with penetration testing by informing where to focus the test and which attack vectors are most relevant.

Can you monitor continuously, not just as a one-off?

Yes. We can deliver a point-in-time assessment or set up an ongoing managed threat intelligence service with periodic reporting and prompt alerts when significant new exposures appear. Continuous monitoring keeps your security teams informed of changes to your threat landscape without requiring a full engagement each time.

What counts as a leaked credential in this context?

Any username and password pair, API key, or authentication token associated with your domains or known corporate accounts that has appeared in a publicly known breach dataset or dark web intelligence source we monitor. We also flag threat intelligence feeds referencing your organisation and advanced threat actor activity targeting your sector.

What is the difference between strategic intelligence and tactical threat intelligence?

Strategic threat intelligence describes the broader threat landscape: which threat actors target your sector, their motivations, and the attack vectors they prefer. Tactical threat intelligence is more granular: specific indicators of compromise, threat feeds, and threat detection signals relevant to your security operations. We deliver both, contextualised to your environment and security posture.

See the kind of report you get

Every engagement ends with a report you can act on: an executive summary, CVSS-aligned findings, reproduction evidence, and prioritised fixes. Ask for a redacted sample and we will share one.

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