Cyber threat intelligence (CTI) is the ability to collect, process, and analyze threat information in order to make faster and better decisions. In concrete terms: detecting credential leaks, anticipating phishing/ransomware campaigns, prioritizing patches, and triggering the right actions (SIEM/EDR, takedown, MFA). At Phishia, we transform these signals into measurable results for SMEs, mid-market companies, and local authorities.
Cyber Threat Intelligence: why adopt it now?
Threats evolve quickly, and IoCs change often. Without CTI, you react after the fact. With cyber threat intelligence, you anticipate: you know who is interested in you, how they operate (TTP), when a campaign is intensifying, and where to act first (compromised credentials, resold access, exploited vulnerabilities).
Strategic, tactical, and operational CTI: definitions and uses
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Strategic: macro vision for decision-makers (trends, players, sector risks) to guide investments.
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Operational/Tactical: understanding TTP and preparing defenses (SIEM, detections, playbooks).
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Technical: concrete indicators (IPs, domains, hashes, signatures) to configure radars and block quickly.
Concrete examples (phishing, ransomware, fraud) – how the CTI is changing everyday life
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Credential leaks: targeted resets, MFA reinforcement, abnormal usage alerts.
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Resold VPN access (dark web): immediate blocking, secret rotation, lateral hunting.
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Branded phishing kits: takedown, DNS/MTA/proxy filtering, awareness training for targeted teams.
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Exploited vulnerabilities: prioritized patching based on actual exploitation (not just the score).
Flare + Phishia: from signal to measurable action
We use Flare to detect leaks, resales of access, and criminal signals. Phishia does the rest:
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Qualification (filtering, validity, business impact),
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Context (stakeholders, TTP, campaigns),
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Decision & execution (IoC → SIEM/EDR, Sigma, YARA, takedown, MFA),
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Measurement & improvement (MTTD/MTTR, % of alerts triggered, reduction in re-exposures).
Added value: SMEs, mid-sized companies, and local authorities
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Visibility: understand the threats specific to your context.
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Early warning: receive filtered signals without a 24/7 SOC.
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Budget prioritization: target the actions with the greatest impact (patches, EDR, backups).
- Compliance & assurance: demonstrate organized monitoring (useful for NIS2/insurers).
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Security culture: concrete examples that make a difference (MFA, processes).
FAQ
Is cyber threat intelligence only for large corporations?
No. We offer tailored solutions for SMEs, mid-market companies, and local authorities (CTI-as-a-Service).
What is the difference between CTI and SOC?
CTI provides information (who/what/how/why), while SOC handles detection and investigation. Together, they reduce noise and accelerate response.
Can we start small? Yes. Start small (free flows + targeted alerts), then ramp up (Flare, SIEM/EDR integrations, playbooks).
Our PhishiaCTI offering
La cyber threat intelligence (CTI) sert à voir venir les attaques et à réagir plus vite. L’idée n’est pas d’ajouter des outils compliqués, mais de recevoir les bonnes infos au bon moment et de savoir quoi faire dès maintenant.
Ce que Phishia fait pour vous
Nous surveillons pour vous ce qui vous concerne (fuites d’identifiants, accès en vente, arnaques à votre marque).
Nous trions et expliquons clairement ce qui est important, sans vous noyer d’alertes.
Nous disons quoi faire tout de suite (ex. changer des mots de passe ciblés, bloquer un site frauduleux, prévenir un service).
Nous aidons à mettre en œuvre ces actions dans vos outils actuels (mails, accès, filtrage), sans gros projet technique.
Nous prouvons l’efficacité avec quelques chiffres simples : temps pour agir, nombre d’incidents évités/répétés, baisse du bruit.
Ce que vous recevez concrètement
- Alertes utiles et expliquées en une page (quoi, pourquoi, quoi faire).
- Accompagnement court et pratique au besoin (on le fait avec vous).
- Bilan mensuel lisible pour la direction (ce qu’on a évité, ce qui reste à faire).
