Threat Intelligence Mapping
Advanced threat intelligence mapping to identify and understand the threat landscape specific to your organisation. We provide insights into emerging threats, adversary tactics, and vulnerabilities, helping you proactively defend against potential cyber attacks.
Map your path to cyber resilience
Interceptica uses the industry’s best practices and processes in Threat Intelligence mapping to analyse and understand potential threats facing an organisation. It involves the systematic identification, categorisation, and visualisation of various threats, along with their associated attributes such as tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs), indicators of compromise (IOCs), and attack vectors.
Here's how it works:
Threat intelligence feeds from various sources like internal security logs, external threat feeds, and open-source intelligence (OSINT) are collected. This data includes information about vulnerabilities, attacker groups (Threat Actors), their Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs), and malware samples.
Analysis and Linking
Analysts examine the data to identify connections between different elements. For example, they might link a specific malware sample to a known attacker group based on shared code or techniques.
Visualisation
The connections are then mapped out visually using tools like flowcharts, mind maps, or network diagrams. This visual representation helps analysts see the bigger picture of the threat landscape.
Benefits of Threat Intelligence Mapping:
Improved Situational Awareness
By seeing the connections between different threats, analysts can better understand the attacker's goals, capabilities, and potential targets.
Faster Incident Response
Threat intelligence mapping can help identify indicators of compromise (IOCs) associated with specific threats, allowing security teams to respond to incidents more quickly and effectively.
Proactive Threat Hunting
By analysing attack patterns, analysts can identify potential threats before they occur and take steps to mitigate them.
Better Resource Allocation
Understanding the most prevalent threats and attacker groups helps organisations prioritise their security investments and focus on the areas with the highest risk.
Threat Intelligence Feed Integration and Mapping:
Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) Integration:
Security service providers can help integrate your SIEM with external threat intelligence feeds. This allows for automatic ingestion of threat data and mapping of relevant indicators to internal security events, providing a more comprehensive threat picture.
Custom Threat Intelligence Feeds:
Some companies offer services to create custom threat intelligence feeds tailored to your specific industry or threat landscape. These feeds can be integrated into your mapping tools to focus on the threats most relevant to your organisation.
Threat Intelligence Mapping and Analysis:
Threat Scenario Mapping:
Security consultants can work with you to map out potential attack scenarios based on real-world threats and your specific vulnerabilities. This helps visualise how attackers might target your systems and identify critical points for defense.
Attacker TTP Mapping:
This service focuses on mapping the Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs) used by specific attacker groups. By understanding their preferred methods, you can prioritise defenses to counter their common attack vectors.
Incident Response Mapping:
During a security incident, security consultants can help map the attack timeline and identify the interconnected components involved. This visual representation aids in faster containment, remediation, and future threat-hunting efforts.