Cyber Threat Intelligence for companies: get ahead of threats before they hit

Threats evolve constantly and grow more sophisticated every year. Sticking to traditional protection measures leaves your organisation always reacting late, once the incident has already happened.

Our Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) service gives you strategic and operational information about emerging threats, malicious actors, active campaigns and vulnerabilities that could affect you. With continuous monitoring and contextual analysis, scattered data becomes security decisions.

What is threat intelligence?

Threat intelligence is the process of collecting, analysing and interpreting information about cyber threats in order to turn it into actionable knowledge.

The goal is not only to detect attacks, but to understand who might attack you, what motivates them, which techniques they use and what real risk they pose to your business. That lets you prioritise where to invest instead of firefighting.

How does threat intelligence help your company?

It moves you from a reactive posture to a proactive one:

  • Early identification of threats aimed at your sector.
  • Detection of exploitable vulnerabilities before attackers find them.
  • Lower risk of targeted attacks and ransomware.
  • Monitoring of your digital exposure and your credentials.
  • Better response capability when an incident occurs.
  • Objective prioritisation of cybersecurity investment.
  • Context to justify decisions to management and customers.

What our Cyber Threat Intelligence service includes

External threat monitoring

We monitor open sources, specialised forums, intelligence channels and also the dark web and deep web to identify threats that could affect you before they materialise.

Compromised credential surveillance

We detect leaks of corporate accounts, email addresses and credentials exposed on the internet and in underground markets, so you can force a change before anyone uses them.

Malware and malicious campaign analysis

We assess active malware, phishing and ransomware campaigns that could hit your sector, with specific analysis of the samples and the attack vectors involved.

Attacker profiling

We identify who is behind an attack, which tactics and procedures they use and how likely it is that you are on their radar, so your defence matches the real threat rather than a generic one.

Honeypots and active defence

We deploy decoys across your infrastructure that attract and record malicious techniques before they reach critical systems. They turn an intrusion attempt into first-hand intelligence.

Strategic, tactical and operational intelligence

We deliver executive reports for management and actionable information for the technical teams handling protection and response, each at the level of detail they need.

Corporate investigation and intelligence

We carry out financial, legal and asset investigations, security studies and background checks to prevent fraud and internal or external threats.

Threat intelligence use cases

  • Preventing targeted attacks against your organisation.
  • Protecting critical infrastructure.
  • Supporting regulatory compliance.
  • Corporate risk management and due diligence.
  • Security in cloud environments.
  • Protecting the digital supply chain.
  • Detecting advanced persistent threats (APT).

Why choose Cloud y Ole for your CTI service?

We combine technical experience, specialised analysis and a methodology adapted to each organisation. You can see how we work in the reports we publish in our articles section, with real analysis of malware, vulnerabilities and active campaigns.

We turn large volumes of information into useful knowledge: less noise, more decisions.

Frequently asked questions about threat intelligence

What does a threat intelligence analyst do?

They collect, analyse and interpret information about threats to identify risks and help prevent attacks. Their job is to provide context: not just what happened, but who is behind it, how they operate and why.

What is the difference between threat intelligence and a SOC?

A SOC monitors security events in real time inside your organisation. Threat intelligence looks outwards and provides context about attackers, campaigns and potential risks. They complement each other: CTI tells the SOC what to look for.

Which companies need Cyber Threat Intelligence?

Any organisation that handles sensitive information, digital services or critical infrastructure. Also those that depend on connected suppliers or operate in sectors that face frequent targeted attacks.

How does threat intelligence help prevent attacks?

It lets you identify risks before they materialise: a leaked credential, a vulnerability already being exploited or a campaign aimed at your sector. With that warning you can act while it is still prevention rather than response.

What is the dark web and why do you monitor it?

It is the part of the internet reachable only through specific networks, where credentials, stolen data and corporate access are traded. Monitoring it lets you find out your information is for sale before someone uses it against you.

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We will show you what information of yours is exposed out there and which threats are aimed at your sector.

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