Generic threat feeds deliver millions of indicators and very little insight. Security teams end up with lists they cannot prioritise, while the information that really matters goes unnoticed: a leaked password for an administrator, a lookalike domain registered last night, or a forum post offering access to your network.
ZERYON's threat intelligence service starts from your questions: who is likely to target you, how, and what they already know about you. We collect from open, technical and closed sources, including dark web markets and forums, analyse what we find and deliver it in the format each audience needs: indicators for your SOC, context for your security team and a clear picture of risk for your leadership.
What's included
Dark web and leak monitoring
Continuous searches of underground markets, forums, paste sites and infostealer logs for your domains, credentials, data and mentions of your organisation.
Brand protection
Detection of lookalike domains, fake websites, fraudulent social media profiles and impersonation campaigns, with support to request takedowns from registrars, hosting providers and platforms.
Threat actor and campaign tracking
Profiles of the groups most relevant to your sector and region: their motivations, tools and techniques, and the way they usually get in.
Tactical intelligence for detection
Curated indicators of compromise and behavioural detections delivered to your SOC, EDR or SIEM, in standard formats such as STIX/TAXII where your tools support them.
Strategic reporting
Briefings for management on how the threat landscape affects your business, written in plain language and focused on decisions.
Executive exposure
A review of the digital footprint of key people, from exposed personal data to leaked credentials and impersonation, to reduce targeted fraud and social engineering.
How we work
Define intelligence requirements
We agree what you need to know (assets, brands, people, suppliers and threats of concern) and who will use each output.
Collect
We gather data from open sources, technical telemetry and closed or underground communities, combining automated tools with analyst research.
Analyse and validate
Analysts verify each finding, remove duplicates and assess credibility and impact, discarding noise before it reaches you.
Deliver and act
Urgent findings are escalated straight away; the rest arrives in agreed reports and feeds, with recommended actions and follow-up on takedowns and credential resets.
What you get
Early warning
Notice of leaked credentials, exposed data or attacks in preparation while there is still time to act.
Less impersonation and fraud
Fake domains and profiles identified and challenged before they reach your customers.
Sharper detection
Detection rules and priorities in your SOC shaped by the adversaries that actually target you.
Better decisions
Clear intelligence for your board on which risks deserve investment and which do not.
Who it's for
- Organisations whose brand is a target for phishing, fraud or fake websites.
- Financial institutions, energy companies and other sectors frequently targeted by organised groups.
- Security teams overwhelmed by raw feeds who need relevance and context.
- Companies that want to know whether their data or credentials are already circulating on the dark web.
- Management teams that need a clear view of the threat landscape to make risk decisions.
Frequently asked questions
What is cyber threat intelligence (CTI)?
CTI is information about threats and threat actors that has been collected, analysed and put into context so that an organisation can make better security decisions. It ranges from technical indicators used for detection to strategic assessments of who is likely to attack you and why.
What does dark web monitoring actually do?
It searches criminal markets, forums, messaging channels and leak sites for information linked to your organisation: credentials, customer data, internal documents, offers of access to your network or discussions about attacking you. When something turns up, we validate it and tell you how to respond.
What should we do if our credentials appear in a leak?
Act calmly and quickly: reset the affected passwords, revoke active sessions, check whether the accounts have been used and make sure MFA is enabled. We help you assess the scope and, if there are signs of misuse, coordinate with our incident response team.
Can you take down fake websites and lookalike domains?
We gather the evidence, file takedown requests with registrars, hosting providers and platforms, and follow them up. The final decision lies with those providers, so timings vary, but a well-documented request makes their job easier.
How is threat intelligence different from a threat feed?
A feed is raw data, usually generic. Intelligence has been analysed, filtered for your context and comes with an assessment of relevance and recommended actions. A feed tells you what exists; intelligence tells you what matters to you.