Understand the threats. Know what to do next.

We assess how your organisation currently collects, analyses, shares and uses intelligence. From there, we develop a practical roadmap that reflects your risk exposure, available resources and security maturity.

Our support can include

• CTI capability and maturity assessments
• Stakeholder interviews and intelligence needs analysis
• Priority intelligence requirements, known as PIRs
• CTI strategy and operating model development
• Collection plans and source coverage reviews
• Intelligence handling, governance and dissemination processes
• Service measures, reporting standards and improvement plans

We help define how your CTI function should operate, who it should serve and how analysts should work with security operations, vulnerability management, incident response and business leadership.

Support can cover role profiles, skills requirements, analyst workflows, investigation methods, reporting templates and escalation procedures. We also help develop practical approaches to source evaluation, analytical confidence, peer review and stakeholder feedback.

Our managed CTI service brings together agreed intelligence sources, analyst assessment and reporting focused on your organisation's priorities.

Depending on scope, this can include threat landscape monitoring, sector assessments, threat actor tracking, external exposure investigations and intelligence support for your security team. We agree the monitoring scope, reporting frequency, escalation thresholds and service coverage at the start of the engagement.

Cybergen's threat intelligence reporting service translates relevant developments into clear assessments of organisational risk. Reports can be delivered on an agreed schedule or commissioned around a specific threat, event or business decision.

Available reporting can include

• Executive threat briefings and board summaries
• Monthly or quarterly threat landscape reports
• Sector and geographic threat assessments
• Threat actor and campaign profiles
• Vulnerability and exploitation intelligence
• Credential exposure and digital risk findings
• Incident-related intelligence assessments
• Bespoke research answering specific intelligence requirements

Our reporting distinguishes observed facts from analytical judgements, explains confidence and uncertainty, and prioritises recommendations.

We help you evaluate vendor platforms, commercial intelligence subscriptions and open-source options. The process starts with your requirements, then assesses how well each option supports them. Our support can include requirements gathering, product demonstrations, proof-of-value exercises, licensing discussions, procurement support and implementation planning.

We consider

• Source relevance and collection coverage
• Intelligence quality, timeliness and traceability
• Search, investigation and reporting capabilities
• Alert relevance and analyst workload
• APIs, integrations and export options
• Data handling, access controls and governance
• Licensing, operating costs and ongoing support

We help deploy and configure threat intelligence platforms, onboard sources and connect intelligence to your existing security workflows.

Integration work can include source ingestion, normalisation, deduplication, enrichment, indicator scoring, expiry rules and distribution to supported systems. Depending on your environment, this may involve SIEM, SOAR, EDR, XDR, case management or vulnerability management tools, using supported APIs and standards such as STIX and TAXII.

We help investigate findings involving corporate email addresses, exposed credentials, infostealer data, leaked documents, access advertisements and discussions relevant to your business.

Coverage depends on the selected sources, platform capabilities and agreed monitoring scope. Findings are assessed for relevance, recency and confidence before recommendations are made.

We assess threat actor motivations, targeting patterns, infrastructure and tactics, techniques and procedures. Where appropriate, we map observed behaviour to MITRE ATT&CK to support detection planning, threat hunting and security testing.

Where attribution is uncertain, we explain the evidence and confidence behind the assessment.

We combine available exploitation intelligence with information about affected assets, exposure, existing controls and business importance.

This can include evidence of active exploitation, relevant attacker activity, public exploit availability and sources such as CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalogue.

We help assess suspicious domains, phishing infrastructure, fraudulent websites, impersonation accounts and other digital risks associated with your brand.

Where included in the selected service or tooling, we can support evidence gathering, escalation and takedown coordination. Removal depends on the relevant platform, hosting provider or registrar.

We help translate relevant threat behaviours into hunt hypotheses, detection requirements and investigation priorities. During an incident, targeted research can provide context on observed indicators, suspected campaigns and potential follow-on activity.

Intelligence can also inform penetration testing, red team exercises and purple team validation, helping you assess whether controls address relevant adversary behaviours.