CTI · Cyber Threat Intelligence

Cyber Threat Intelligence is a threat intelligence service that provides early warning by continuously monitoring cyber threats, data leaks, and dark web activities targeting organizations. It offers analysis, visibility, and action support to technical teams by verifying, prioritizing, and transforming detected findings into actionable outputs.

Cybersecurity Challenges

Organizations are faced with risks such as continuously evolving cyber threats, data leaks, credential disclosures, and brand abuse. Failure to detect threats at an early stage can lead to operational and reputational losses.

Access credentials shared on dark web platforms, rogue domains, and phishing infrastructures can often remain active for a long time without being noticed. This increases the attack surface of organizations and complicates the response processes of security teams. Evaluating critical threats without contextual analysis can also cause incorrect prioritization and delayed action processes.

Who can benefit?

  • Early threat visibility for security teams
  • Swift action support for SOC teams
  • Data leakage visibility for organizations
  • Counterfeit asset detection for brand teams

Core Principles

Proactive

Notices threats before they actually occur.

Visibility

Monitors critical threats from a central point.

Analysis

Offers contextual threat assessment.

Response

Enables technical teams to take swift action.

Service Features

Threat Monitoring

  • Continuous monitoring of dark web platforms
  • Tracking of ransomware group leaks
  • Scanning based on brand and organization name
  • Detection of risky access advertisements

Data Leakage

  • Corporate domain leak scanning
  • Username and password matching
  • Leak date and source analysis
  • Providing subdomain-based visibility

Reporting and Notification

  • Instant notification for critical findings
  • Executive-oriented summary reporting
  • Detailed analysis for technical teams
  • Risk prioritization outputs

Brand Protection

  • Typosquatting domain detection
  • Fake social media account analysis
  • Monitoring of fraudulent ad contents
  • Mobile application tracking and analysis

Monitoring and Analysis

  • Tracking of threat sources
  • Organization-specific risk analysis processes
  • Priority of critical findings
  • Continuously updated threat analysis

How Does Cyber Threat Intelligence Work?

Within the scope of the service, open sources, data leak environments, dark web platforms, and threat data feeds are continuously analyzed. Detected findings are verified, prioritized, and transformed into actionable outputs for the relevant teams.

Workflow

1. Data Collection and Monitoring

  • Open source threat data is gathered.
  • Dark web platforms are regularly monitored.
  • Domain and brand scans are performed.
  • Data leakage sources are analyzed.

2. Analysis and Interpretation

  • Findings are technically verified.
  • Risk levels are prioritized.
  • Organization-specific contextual analysis is made.
  • Critical threats are filtered and separated.

3. Notification and Action

  • Critical findings are forwarded instantly.
  • Analysis is presented for technical teams.
  • Executive reports are shared regularly.
  • Recommended action plans are prepared.

Continuous Improvement

Cyber Threat Intelligence is presented in a structure that can be continuously updated according to new threat sources, data feeds, and organizational needs. Thanks to its scalable architecture, it adapts to different organizational requirements.

Advantages

24/7 Threat Monitoring

Closed forums, data sharing platforms, and ransomware leak pages are continuously monitored to detect risky content associated with the organization.

Data Leakage Tracking

Corporate email addresses, domains, and user credentials are scanned regularly to make leakage sources and risks visible.

Brand Protection

Typosquatting domains, fake social media accounts, mobile applications, and fraudulent advertisement contents are analyzed to reduce brand risk.

Action-Oriented Reporting

Threats are prioritized and rapid response processes are supported thanks to reports prepared specifically for management and technical teams.