Know which threat actors target your sector. Know how they operate.

Defending generically against the attackers is harder than defending specifically against the actors who actually target your sector. Threat Actor Intelligence profiles the groups active against your industry and geography, their TTPs, their infrastructure, their recent campaigns, mapped to MITRE ATT&CK so your detection engineering team can build coverage that matches the threat.

WHAT THIS DOES

Actor profiles scoped to your threat surface.

Each actor profile covers identification (group name, aliases, suspected sponsorship), targeting (sectors and geographies), techniques (mapped to MITRE ATT&CK), infrastructure (known C2 domains, IP ranges, certificate fingerprints), recent campaigns (with dates and observed targeting), and indicators ready for detection-engineering use.

Coverage is updated continuously as new campaigns surface and as new infrastructure gets attributed. Your team can subscribe to the actors most relevant to your sector for ongoing alerts, and pivot from any indicator (a domain, an IP, a hash) to the actor and campaign context.

HOW IT WORKS

Three layers of actor coverage.

Sector and geography filters scope the picture to actors actually targeting you. TTP mapping gives detection engineering specific behavior to detect. Infrastructure indicators turn intelligence into SIEM correlation rules.

Sector and geography filters.

Profiles are tagged by the sectors and geographies each actor has been observed targeting. Subscribe to actors relevant to your industry vertical and operating regions; ignore the rest unless they pivot.

TTPs mapped to MITRE ATT&CK.

Each actor's known techniques mapped to the MITRE ATT&CK framework with technique IDs and observed-in-the-wild context. Detection engineering teams can build coverage matching specific actor TTPs, not generic threat models.

Infrastructure and indicators.

Known C2 domains, IP ranges, certificate fingerprints, malware hashes, attributed Tor onion addresses. Indicators are stable enough for SIEM correlation rules; pivots from any indicator return the actor and campaign context.

WHAT IT SURFACES

Examples of what an actor profile contains.

Group identification

Name, aliases, suspected sponsorship if attributable.

Targeting profile

Sectors, geographies, organization-size patterns observed in past campaigns.

TTPs

Mapped to MITRE ATT&CK with technique IDs and observed-in-the-wild context.

Infrastructure indicators

C2 domains, IP ranges, certificate fingerprints ready for SIEM correlation rules.

Recent campaigns

Dates, target context, and outcome where known.

Pivots from any indicator

Domain, IP, or hash lookups return the actor and the campaign context they belong to.

PART OF CTI

Actor intelligence is the narrative layer over the data.

Threat Actor Intelligence is the narrative context that ties detection signals together. A credential surfacing in the Data Breach Index gains different urgency when the source breach is attributed to an actor known to target your sector. A dark web mention gains different priority when the channel is one a specific group operates from. Actor intelligence sits across all the credential, dark-web, and breach signals as the connective tissue.

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“Knowing which actors specifically target our sector, with their TTPs and current infrastructure, made our detection rules more focused. We tune for the threats we'll actually see, not for the entire MITRE matrix.”

— Threat Intel Manager, Defense Manufacturer
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See which actors are targeting your sector right now.

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