Threat Intelligence
Filter the news. Distill the actions.
The best companies run a dedicated Cyber Threat Intelligence function whose job is to filter news and distill threat reports into action. Adversarial compartmentalizes CTI into Threat Objectives, distills TTPs from incidents and CTI artifacts, and checks coverage against your controls — inserting gaps directly into the risk register. The next NPM-package backdoor or zero-day headline gets the same prioritization rubric as the rest of your work, so a flashy story does not crowd out the work that already mattered.
- npm supply-chain backdoor Coverage gap → RSK-1051Sabotage
- VPN appliance zero-day → RSK-1050Data Disclosure
- New ransomware affiliate CoveredExtortion
- Scored in the same rubric — no panic mode
How Adversarial delivers Threat Intelligence
TTPs as the Currency
Tactics, techniques, and procedures distilled from incidents, research, and CTI artifacts — mapped to your environment, not generic IOCs.
Coverage Gaps as Risks
Where coverage is missing, the gap goes into the register with the same urgency machinery as the rest of the program.
Headline-Resistant Prioritization
When the next NPM-backdoor story breaks, it gets scored against your Threat Profile alongside everything else — not in panic mode, in the same rubric.
The whole thing is Adversarial.
Threat Intelligence is how analysts in this category will recognize the platform — but underneath it is one deterministic system of record covering threats, risks, incidents, and compliance.