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Threat Intelligence Profile

...so you know what hackers can find out about you

In a world where even Red Team operations often stop at public profiles and social networks, we go further. The internet is a domain filled with hidden connections, forgotten data, and overlooked contexts — but not by us.

Our enhanced intelligence services do not stop at what frameworks define. We go beyond the methods used by state-sponsored groups. We combine intelligence-gathering techniques with behavioral analysis, power structure mapping, and attacker-centric risk modeling.

We do not search only for what is accessible — we uncover what is traceable, and most importantly, what is exploitable.

This service allows you, for the first time, to view your organization through the eyes of a determined adversary and to understand where your vulnerabilities lie — across physical (as observed digitally), digital, procedural, and human domains.

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A comprehensive and coherent view of your organization through the eyes of an attacker

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An Attack Surface Profile built using active OSINT methods

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An overview of information obtained through passive OSINT techniques

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A clear understanding of the threat context specific to your organization

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Connecting seemingly insignificant details into a meaningful context and developing precise exploitation scenarios based on the identified information

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A clearly evaluated organizational profile with an assigned vulnerability score

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Information gathered from the Surface Web, Deep Web, and Dark Web, including platforms such as Telegram, Discord, and other

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The ability to verify and further investigate any of the identified pieces of information

Our quality standard

We do not focus solely on generic repositories or Google searches — we go far beyond what is commonly considered possible.

  • Our intelligence sources include hundreds of services that we continuously update, test, and refine to achieve the best possible outcomes.
  • We approach information with an attacker's mindset, thinking about how the data could be weaponized against your organization.
  • We pay close attention to even the smallest details that, when placed in the right context, could have a significant impact.
  • We primarily discuss our findings with executive management, occasionally with the security team, and sometimes with IT — depending on the preferences of the organization’s leadership.
  • We are happy to show you what the final report will look like, in person and upon request.

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