
Cyber threat intelligence
Understand which threats matter to you.
Connect threat intelligence to your sector, technology and exposure so security leaders can choose where to focus investigation and training.
Discuss intelligence prioritiesDoes a session-token bulletin apply to your estate?
A bulletin describes stolen web sessions being reused against a cloud identity service your organisation operates.
Illustrative intelligence brief
- Confidence
- The behaviour is documented. Check the available identity logs and retention before concluding that an account was affected.
- Action
- The SOC lead requests a search of sign-ins and session activity. The identity owner reviews credible matches and decides whether to revoke sessions under the response plan.
- Review
- Record the result and confidence. If the product is absent, record the rationale and revisit it when the estate or evidence changes.
Inside an intelligence brief
- Threat
- Identify relevant adversary behaviour.
- Relevance
- Map the behaviour to systems or people in your organisation.
- Action
- Choose an investigation, detection change or training priority.
Vambrace’s Cyber Threat Intelligence services triages information on behalf of in-house teams from thousands of data sources before presenting a tailored, unbiased, and real-world analysis based on your industry, assets, risk profile, or technologies.
Working with our CTI, in-house security teams are better placed to understand their current threat landscape and make better, faster, and more informed decisions about where and how to deploy resources and training to strengthen cyber defences.
What you can expect from Vambrace Cyber Threat Intelligence
Our CTI analysts work closely either with your own or our managed Security Operations Centre to surface a real and complete picture of your threat landscape, early warnings on emerging threats, and actionable intelligence for use in threat-hunting, and custom detection analytics.
Get early warnings on emerging threats
Stay ahead of attackers with intelligence on cyber group activity, new vulnerabilities, malware campaigns, and industry-specific risks before they hit mainstream news.
Access people and skills on demand
The biggest obstacles to building in-house threat intelligence capability is the cost of finding the people and skills to achieve the coverage you need. Our CTI service instantly takes these challenges away.
Context that matters
Start with the assets and threats that matter to your business. Each brief should distinguish what was observed, the confidence in its relevance and what an analyst can do next. Indicators may expire or be shared by legitimate services.
Easy to follow reporting and summaries
Intelligence isn’t just technical. It also informs leadership decisions on risk management, compliance, third-party risk, and investment priorities, so our reports always go light on the technical jargon.
Why quality Cyber Threat Intelligence matters
Threat Intelligence is the cornerstone of cybersecurity programmes, enabling effective and confident decision making, faster detection and response, a better ROI, and ultimately a more secure organisation.
The difficulty for organisations is obtaining this information in a usable form. This is the value provided by our Cyber Threat Intelligence services. We help you see and prepare for what’s coming next by delivering context-rich, actionable intelligence, not raw data. From early warnings about relevant exploits, insights into attacker behaviours, to brand new attacks, quality CTI will transform your security posture.
The challenge for in-house teams: surfacing what’s relevant
This is because usually only the largest organisations with the biggest budgets have visibility into the global threat landscape.
Raw threat data comes from hundreds of ever evolving sources, and raw data without the ability to quickly contextualise is useless for in-house teams. Hours can be lost struggling to filter what is / is not relevant and what is out of date or current.
- Keeping up with the latest TTPs (tactics, techniques, procedures) requires dedicated around-the-clock monitoring.
- Raw data will contain false positives, outdated indicators, or irrelevant threats that will eat up valuable time and resources.
- Effective CTI needs analysts who understand adversary tactics and malware techniques. These are expensive and hard to acquire and retain skills.
Our solution: Cyber Threat Intelligence Services mapped to the MITRE ATT&CK framework
We provide your team with useful, usable intelligence.
Our analysts explain which threats are relevant to your estate and what to check next. Where your tools support it, we use those findings to tune detection rules and give responders more context.
How it works:
- We collect intelligence by gathering threat data from global feeds, dark web monitoring, malware analysis, and industry sources.
- We map observed behaviour to ATT&CK techniques so an analyst can ask a concrete question: do our current log sources show this action, and would a detection distinguish it from normal activity? A technique label is a starting point for investigation.
- We deliver actionable insights so customers receive alerts and reports showing attacker behaviours, likely targets, and recommended defence strategies. We feed intelligence into your SOC, SIEM, or SOAR for automated or guided response.
Our team work with yours to continuously tailor these alerts based on your organisations, assets, tech stack, and risk profile.
Start a conversationCTI helps deliver realistic and relevant training
Possessing up to-date knowledge of adversaries’ tactics and techniques means you can train and up-skill your teams faster using real, current, and relevant threats.
- We feed indicators of compromise into your SIEM so your analysts can practice detecting, correlating, and responding to them in a safe environment.
- Up to date training sessions ensures staff are learning about vulnerabilities as they emerge, closing the knowledge gap between attacker and defender.
- Our threat intelligence highlights how recent attacks unfolded, so your teams can trial different response workflows against actual, documented attacks chains.
Cyber Threat Intelligence services FAQs
What are Cyber Threat Intelligence services?
Cyber Threat Intelligence services will collect, analyse, and deliver actionable insights about cyber threats or groups targeting a business, industry, or specific technologies. Instead of raw data feeds, clients receive validated intelligence to help them make faster and smarter security decisions.
How is this different from basic threat feeds?
Basic feeds provide raw indicators like IP addresses or malware hashes, often without context. CTI goes further as our experts validate and enrich this information, filter out false positives, and explain why it matters to you. The result is intelligence you can trust and act on.
How does CTI with existing security tools?
Vambrace cyber threat intelligence services can easily integrate directly into an in-house SIEM or SOAR platform, vulnerability management tools, and ticketing systems. For clients who use Vambrace to manage all their cybersecurity operations, CTI is a key part of that service.
What kind of threats does CTI uncover?
CTI covers a wide spectrum, including:
- Malware campaigns and phishing activity
- Exploited vulnerabilities
- Ransomware and nation-state tactics
- Dark web chatter and data leaks
- Industry-specific attack trends