Threat Intelligence
Organizations with Threat Intelligence detect incidents 28 days faster. We deliver actionable intelligence: APT group profiles in your sector, IOCs for SIEM/EDR, detection rules, and dark web monitoring. Instead of reacting after an attack — prepare for specific threats.

What is Threat Intelligence?
Threat Intelligence is a service delivering threat context specific to an organization's industry, location, and technology profile. We analyze APT groups active in the client's sector, their tactics and techniques (TTPs mapped to MITRE ATT&CK), malware campaigns targeting similar organizations, and actively exploited vulnerabilities. Unlike OSINT, Threat Intelligence answers: who attacks us, how, and why.
You're reacting to threats after the fact — when you could prepare in advance
From reactive to proactive defense — intelligence that works
Threat Landscape
Industry and region-specific threat overview
IOC Feeds
Indicators of Compromise for SIEM/firewall/EDR integration
Dark Web Monitoring
Company mentions, data leaks, access sales
What is Threat Intelligence?
Threat Intelligence is a service delivering threat context specific to an organization’s industry, location, and technology profile. We analyze APT groups, their TTPs, malware campaigns, and actively exploited vulnerabilities.
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Framework | MITRE ATT&CK |
| Sources | Commercial feeds, dark web, CERT, ISAC |
| IOC format | STIX/TAXII, YARA, Sigma |
| Delivery | Report + IOC feed + alerts |
Unlike OSINT, Threat Intelligence answers: who attacks us, how, and why. It’s proactive information enabling preparation for specific threats.
Reactive Defense Costs More
Organizations react to threats after the fact — when the attack has already occurred. Security teams are flooded with context-less alerts. Threat Intelligence changes the paradigm: knowing which APT groups target your sector, you implement detection before the attack occurs.
Without Threat Intelligence:
- Reactive approach — you learn about threats after the attack
- Thousands of alerts without context — you don’t know what matters
- SIEM/EDR operates without IOCs — doesn’t see known threats
- Security decisions based on intuition, not data
- No dark web visibility — you don’t know if your data is for sale
Proactive Defense Powered by Intelligence
We collect intelligence from multiple sources, correlate with your organization’s profile, and deliver actionable intelligence: specific IOCs to implement, TTPs to monitor, and prioritization recommendations.
What you get:
- Threat Landscape Report: industry-specific threat overview
- Threat group profiles: APT groups targeting your sector, their TTPs (MITRE ATT&CK)
- IOC Feed: IPs, domains, hashes, YARA rules for SIEM/EDR
- Detection recommendations: Sigma/Splunk/KQL rules
- Dark web monitoring: company mentions, data leaks
- Threat Model: assets, attack vectors, probability and impact
- Briefing: results presentation for SOC, CISO, and management
Intelligence Sources and Analytical Process
The value of Threat Intelligence depends on source quality and the analytical ability to correlate information. nFlo combines multiple intelligence layers into a coherent threat picture for each specific organization.
Commercial Threat Feeds provide raw IOC (Indicators of Compromise) data from leading providers - C2 server IPs, phishing domains, malware hashes, SSL certificates used in attacks. But raw feeds alone are insufficient - the key is filtering and contextualization. From thousands of daily IOCs, we select those relevant to the client’s sector, region, and technology profile, eliminating information noise.
Dark web and underground monitoring includes regular scanning of cybercriminal forums, Telegram channels, paste sites, and marketplaces for mentions of the client’s organization, data leaks (credentials, documents, databases), offers to sell infrastructure access (initial access brokers), and discussions about planned campaigns targeting the client’s sector. Early detection of a data leak or access sale enables response before attackers exploit the information.
MITRE ATT&CK mapping is the standard in which we present analysis results. Each identified threat group is described in terms of tactics (Initial Access, Execution, Persistence, Lateral Movement, Exfiltration) and techniques (e.g., T1566 Phishing, T1078 Valid Accounts). ATT&CK mapping enables the SOC team to directly create detection rules - the report includes ready-made Sigma queries that can be imported into the SIEM.
Attribution and scoring assigns confidence levels (High/Medium/Low) and priority based on: group activity in the CEE region, attack history in the client’s sector, exploit and tooling availability, and motivation (financial, espionage, hacktivism).
Who Is It For?
This service is for you if:
- You want to understand the threat landscape in your industry
- You have a SOC and want to enrich alerts with TI context
- You’re preparing for Red Team and need a threat model
- You’re subject to regulations requiring threat analysis (NIS2, DORA)
- You want data-driven security decisions
Service Tiers
BASIC — Threat Intelligence Report
One-time industry threat snapshot:
- TOP 5 threat actors profiled with TTPs
- Current ransomware/APT campaign overview
- Prioritized defensive recommendations
- Min. 50 IOCs delivered
One-time: €3,500-€6,000
STANDARD — Managed Threat Intelligence
Continuous intelligence cycle with monthly reports:
- Everything from BASIC + monthly TI reports
- Dedicated IOC feed integrated with SIEM/EDR
- Early warning alerts for sector-specific threats
- Quarterly threat landscape workshops
From €1,200/month | Min. 12 months
PREMIUM — Threat Intelligence Platform
Full TI platform with real-time access:
- Everything from STANDARD + 24/7 TI dashboard
- Real-time IOC feed (STIX/TAXII)
- Custom threat hunting queries
- VIP alerting (threats targeting executives)
From €2,800/month | Min. 12 months
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How we work
Our proven service delivery process.
Profiling
Understanding your organization and defining threat profile
Collection
Data gathering: commercial feeds, dark web, CERT, ISAC
Analysis
Correlation, attribution, threat scoring
Delivery
Report, IOC feed, detection rules, alerts
Operationalization
SIEM/EDR integration, SOC and management briefing
Benefits for your business
What you gain by choosing this service.
28 Days Faster Detection
Organizations with TI detect incidents faster
More Effective SIEM/EDR
IOC feeds reduce false positives by 40%
Prioritization
Focus on real threats, not everything at once
NIS2 Compliance
Art. 29 NIS2 — threat information sharing
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Read more →Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Threat Intelligence.
How does Threat Intelligence differ from OSINT?
OSINT answers 'what is publicly known about us.' Threat Intelligence answers 'who attacks us, how, and why.' TI is proactive — it lets you prepare for specific threats before they materialize.
How much does Threat Intelligence cost?
One-time report (BASIC): €3,500-€6,000. Monthly subscription with IOC feed (STANDARD): €1,200-€2,400/month. Full TI platform (PREMIUM): €2,800-€6,000/month.
Do we need a SIEM to use TI?
Not required. The BASIC report is valuable on its own. For STANDARD and PREMIUM, we recommend a SIEM or EDR for automatic IOC feed integration.
How quickly do we get information about new threats?
BASIC: one-time snapshot. STANDARD: monthly reports + early warning alerts. PREMIUM: real-time IOC feed (STIX/TAXII) + VIP alerting.