Intelligence is only valuable when it changes a decision. Aureon's intelligence practice tracks the actors, infrastructure and exposures that matter to your organisation and delivers findings in a form that executives, SOC teams and insurers can act on.
Our analysts monitor criminal marketplaces, leak sites, infostealer logs, malicious infrastructure and open sources to identify threats before they become incidents. The same intelligence informs our incident response and offensive engagements, and the same discipline applies: every finding is sourced, assessed and dated.
We deliver intelligence as a continuous service or as targeted investigations, for organisations, insurers protecting a portfolio and counsel managing a dispute.
Intelligence that stops at a report changes nothing. Our practice closes the loop: detection, analyst confirmation, blocking, takedown or remediation, communication and continued monitoring, with evidence at every step.
Cyber Threat Intelligence is delivered through a dedicated practice with its own modules, sources and analysts. Each module can be contracted on its own or combined into a continuous programme.
Explore the intelligence practiceContinuous detection of corporate credentials, cookies and tokens harvested by infostealers or exposed in breaches, with verified alerts and remediation guidance.
Monitoring of ransomware leak sites, criminal forums and marketplaces for mentions of your organisation, suppliers, executives and data.
Assessment of the groups targeting your sector and region: tradecraft, tooling, initial access methods, extortion behaviour and sanctions status.
Discovery and continuous monitoring of internet-facing assets, exposed services, expired certificates and shadow IT, prioritised by exploitability.
Detection and takedown support for phishing domains, impersonation accounts, fraudulent applications and executive-targeting campaigns.
Prioritised alerts on actively exploited vulnerabilities relevant to your technology stack, with remediation deadlines and detection guidance.
Intelligence-led investigations into invoice fraud, insider activity, intellectual property theft and third-party misconduct, with evidence packages for counsel.
Quarterly threat landscape briefings tailored to your sector and portfolio, supporting risk appetite, underwriting and investment decisions.
Priority intelligence requirements agreed with stakeholders: what decisions need to be informed and by when.
Technical collection across criminal, open and proprietary sources, lawful and documented.
Verification, de-duplication, attribution where justified and assessment of relevance and confidence.
Alerts, reports and briefings in the format each audience needs, with recommended actions and follow-up.
Clear, usable outputs for executives, technical teams, insurers and regulators.
We share verified, relevant findings together with the evidence needed to act. Raw datasets are handled under strict legal and ethical controls and are not redistributed.
Verified credential and session exposures are typically reported within hours of detection, with a severity rating and recommended actions.
Yes. Indicators and alerts can be delivered through your SIEM, ticketing or messaging platforms, in addition to analyst-written reports.
Yes. We provide portfolio monitoring, exposure alerts and vulnerability intelligence to insurers and brokers who want to reduce claims before they occur.
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