Practitioner Differentiation
World-class cyber threat intelligence and hunter analysts
Practitioner-to-Practitioner
Intel 471’s dedicated, cyber threat intelligence, practitioner teams help you stay ahead of cyber threats with collection, analysis, and reporting catered to your intelligence use case priorities. Some key elements of our practitioner differentiation includes:
Leverage one-to-one intelligence briefings to optimize keyword searches for watchers and proactive alerting, and target collection to your team’s priority intelligence requirements.
Our seasoned intelligence practitioners help scoping effective requests for information (RFIs) for targeted research with triage, coordination and response support.
Extend and accelerate your threat hunting with Intel 471 threat hunt RFIs for expertly crafted custom advanced behavioral threat hunt queries.
Gain exclusive insights and unique data sets from combined high-fidelity automated collection and cyber HUMINT.
Our team of nearly 100 skilled, multilingual intelligence personnel across the globe who engage with threat actors in their own languages, bringing vital context and human analysis to the data.
MAKING THE CUSTOMER JOURNEY SUCCESSFUL
CUSTOMER SUCCESS
- Dedicated account advocate
- Onboarding and renewal support
- Account logistics and support
- Product and use case alignment
COLLECTION MANAGEMENT
- Dedicated, experienced intelligence practitioner and consultant
- Proactive alerting and incident support
- One-to-one intelligence briefings catered to your intelligence priorities
- Platform use optimization and training
- RFI triage, coordination, and response
INTELLIGENCE TEAM
- Tap into Intel 471’s globally diverse researchers, analysts, and technical experts to fill your intelligence gaps and stay ahead
FUSION TEAM
- Experienced analysts dedicated to support your intelligence priorities
Build a Strong Foundation for CTI and Threat Hunting
Use Intel 471 tools, frameworks, and workshops to help your teams achieve success, track return on investment (ROI) and value, improve experience, and meet stakeholder needs during your CTI and threat hunting journey.
- Build an actionable intelligence collection plan and baseline your progress using Intel 471’s General Intelligence Requirements (GIR) framework and the Cyber Underground General Intelligence Requirements Handbook (CU-GIRH).
- Learn how to build stakeholder-aligned intelligence plans at the intelligence planning workshop, hosted by Intel 471's VP of Intelligence Operations, Garrett Carstens.
- Leverage the industry-developed CTI Capability Maturity Model (CTI-CMM) to evaluate and measure the maturity of your CTI program.