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Know who is coming for you, and how.

Targeted intelligence on the people and groups most likely to target your business: what they want, how they work, and where your estate is exposed to their methods. A briefing, not a feed.

Intelligence that names the adversary

The actors who hit your sector, and your exposure to them.

A feed tells you what happened to someone else. This names the groups that hit your sector, what they go after, and the tradecraft they use to get it.

Then it turns that toward your estate: where you are exposed to exactly those methods, worked through by people who run those methods themselves.

Actor profileExample
Who
A ransomware affiliate working regional banks and payment firms, two intrusions in your sector this year.
Wants
The payment rails, then the backups, in that order.
How
Phished VPN credentials, a quiet week on the admin share, then the domain.
Where you are exposed
Two credentials in a leak set, one VPN appliance nobody owns, a supplier with standing access.
What one page of the briefing looks like. Yours names your actors and your exposure.
What it covers

From actor profile to attack path.

Actor profiles for your sector

Who they are, what they want, and how they have operated against firms like yours.

Your external exposure, as an attacker sees it

Leaked credentials, forgotten assets, suppliers and the trust you extend them.

The threat-intelligence phase of threat-led testing

Under DORA and TIBER-EU, the test starts from exactly this work.

Executive exposure

What is findable about the people an attacker would impersonate or target first.

Identified for threat-led testing? DORA TLPT: the full programme →

How it runs

Scoped from the question. Delivered twice.

  1. 01

    Scoped from the question

    Which decision the intelligence has to inform.

  2. 02

    Collected

    Open and commercial sources, our own research, and nothing unlawful.

  3. 03

    Delivered twice

    A written briefing and a spoken one, with time for the questions the written one raises.

A senior analyst owns it from the first scoping conversation to the spoken briefing, and is the one who answers when the board asks what it means.

Exposure, ranked
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Ordered by what an actor would use first, not by what a scanner scored highest.
What you walk away with

A briefing the board can read.

  • A briefing the board can read

    Written for the people who fund the response, not only the people who run it.

  • The attack paths an actor would actually use

    Against you, in order of how likely they are to try them.

  • The exposure list, ranked

    What to close first, and what can wait.

  • The test plan, if a red team follows

    The scenarios already written, so the engagement starts on day one.

Included

What every engagement includes.

Not a tier you pay extra for. Every client gets it.

01

Help beyond the scope

A problem outside what you hired us for? If we can help, we will.

02

Seniors on call

Reach the people who did the work, any time, for as long as you need them.

What our seniors learn here is encoded into Incenter: every engagement makes the engine smarter.