What is Cyber Threat Intelligence?
Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) involves acquiring knowledge about current cyber threats in a comprehensive intelligence cycle.
It is a subfield of Threat Intelligence, which encompasses a broader range of threats that are not limited to cyberspace only (including malware, ransomware, exploit, phishing).
CTI provides the foundation for your organization's proactive defense to prevent cyber threats and effectively protect assets.
Cyber Threat Intelligence as a Service provided by OChK experts enables organizations like yours to take a proactive approach to security management by:
identifying and prioritizing threats,
anticipating and mitigating attacks, and minimizing their risk,
actively hunting for vulnerabilities and security holes, then addressing them before cybercriminals can exploit them,
implementing appropriate security measures to prevent potential attacks.
Who is it for?
Cyber Threat Intelligence as a Service is designed for organizations of all sizes and industries. It is particularly useful for companies that:
want to gain a comprehensive understanding of potential cyber threats and stay up-to-date on cybercrime methods to properly interpret alerts and assess risks,
are involved in R&D (pharmaceutical, technology companies, scientific institutes, etc.) and want to protect their know-how from data theft,
process sensitive data and want to not only protect it, but also proactively detect potential leaks,
are public sector organizations and need to protect their systems from threats that could directly impact the security of citizens and government operations,
operate in other critical sectors (e.g., finance, medicine) and need to comply with regulatory requirements (e.g., DORA and NIS2).
Cyber Threat Intelligence scope of support
Depending on your needs, OChK’s support within CTI as a Service at the operational, tactical, and strategic levels can include:
providing up-to-date information on current cyber threats, new attack techniques, and threat actor activities
generating reports on selected aspects of enterprise security to support business decision-making and risk management processes
automated transmission of current indicators of compromise (IPs, domains, URLs, and file signatures) from Threat Intelligence platforms to firewalls and IDS, IPS, SIEM, and SOAR tools
searching for and identifying potential corporate data leaks by proactively monitoring cybercrime forums and markets, as well as other data in the Deep Web and Dark Web
providing information on the latest vulnerabilities detected in client’s solutions
maintaining a threat portfolio tailored to the organization
assisting in the automation of threat detection and response, as well as the analysis and neutralization of attacks
formulating working hypotheses for Threat Hunting teams and scenarios of potential attacks along with response procedures
collaborating with international partners to exchange threat data through Threat Intelligence platforms
Cyber Threat Intelligence as a Service also involves working closely with your teams, including SOC, Cybersecurity, IT, and Threat Hunting teams, to not only strengthen your organization's defenses against cyberattacks, but also to build a more informed and advanced approach to cybersecurity. By working together, you can better align your security strategies with your organization's specific needs and develop the necessary skills in this area.
Operational
SOC Team
IT Department
Tactical
Cybersecurity Department
Threat Hunting Department
Strategic
C-level
Risk Management Department
Benefits of Cyber Threat Intelligence
There are many benefits to implementing a cyber threat intelligence program for your organization.
Improving security mechanisms
to prevent and detect threats, as well as strengthening defenses against cyber attacks.
Developing proactive cybersecurity posture
that enables action before cyberattacks occur, and improves preparedness for potential security incidents.
Supporting SOC, CERT, and CSIRT teams
with analyzing, managing, and prioritizing incidents and threats, as well as increasing the speed and efficiency of their response.
Supporting the risk management process
to make more accurate and informed risk assessments.
Improving the process of exchanging security information
across organizations and increase preparedness for evolving threats.
Complying with new regulations
such as NIS2 and DORA, which emphasize monitoring, analyzing, and minimizing cyber threats.
Billing model
Individual pricing depending on the size and complexity of your infrastructure and the scope of our support, among others. We offer flexible billing methods.
Protect your organization against cyber threats
Contact us for more information on how CTI can help your company today.