Within the scope of our CTI (Cyber Threat Intelligence) service; existing, emerging, and potential cyber threats targeting institutions are analyzed at strategic, operational, and tactical levels and transformed into meaningful and actionable intelligence.
Threat data is collected, verified, and contextualized through open sources (OSINT), commercial intelligence feeds, closed forums, malware analyses, and historical incident records.
Our CTI operations are conducted in compliance with NIST Cybersecurity Framework, ISO 27001, ISO 27002, MITRE ATT&CK, and STIX/TAXII standards.
CTI Operation Scope
- Threat actor and campaign tracking
- Malware, exploit, and TTP (Tactics, Techniques, Procedures) analysis
- IOC (IP, domain, hash, etc.) generation and verification
- Creation of sector-specific and institution-specific threat profiles
- Dark web and leak monitoring
- Early warning and threat trend analysis
- Strategic, operational, and tactical intelligence reports
- SOC, EDR, and DLP Integration
CTI is positioned not as a standalone report-generating structure, but as a force multiplier feeding operational security.
Advantages of the CTI Service to the Institution
- Early warning mechanism against targeted attacks
- Sectoral and institution-specific threat awareness
- Increase in accuracy rate of SOC and EDR alerts
- Data support for threat hunting and red team activities
- Intelligence providing input for strategic decision-making processes
- IOCs are automatically or semi-automatically transferred to SIEM, EDR, and network security systems.
- MITRE ATT&CK techniques used by threat actors are correlated with existing alerts.
- False positives are reduced, alert quality is increased.
- Proactive Threat Hunting activities are supported.
This way, institutions take position before the attack happens, not after they are attacked.