Intelligence.
Action. Defense:
Your All-Hands E-Book On Operationalizing Cyber Threat
Intelligence (CTI)
Intelligence (CTI)
Introduction
This is a must-have resource that offers the full spectrum knowledge on building and maintaining a CTI function — from concepts and architecture to tooling, workflows, and how to turn intelligence into real business value.
- The future you, feeling 10x more
risk-intelligent
risk-intelligent
This eBook isn't just
another
another
Theoretical monologue or an abstract guide — It’s a real-
world, insights-packed resource with insights on
world, insights-packed resource with insights on
Building a CTI function from scratch
Maturing existing
capabilities
Scaling operations across teams and regions
What You'll
Learn
Build a CTI team from the ground up
Understand adversaries, their motives and tactics
Integrate CTI with your existing security stack. Correlate signals from different sources and prioritize actions
Share data effectively with TLP, admiralty code and structured reporting
Map adversaries with MITRE ATT&CK and Group-IB Fraud Matrix
Break down real-world attack campaigns - TTP, IOCs, motives and mitigation measures
Get ready-made templates for reporting, threat heat maps and team structure
Make smart vendor and platform decisions to enable continuous, real-time, contextual threat intelligence
Key infographics
High-level distinctions between
types of intelligence
types of intelligence
CTI integration across key security
components
components
Cyber threat
intelligence lifecycle
intelligence lifecycle
Cyber threat intelligence ingestion,
operation, and optimization
workflow
operation, and optimization
workflow
Group-IB Threat
Intelligence at a glance
Intelligence at a glance
Global Intelligence Lake
Advanced Persistent Threats
Government
Manufacturing
Financial services
Trend:
Geopolitical conflicts drive attack spikes.
Geopolitical conflicts drive attack spikes.
15.5%
4.8%
3.8%
APT activity
surged by
surged by
58%
Growth
of cybercrime
of cybercrime
Underground Clouds of Logs (UCL) keep growing for initial access
25%
by Advanced Persistent
Threat groups
Threat groups
56.8%
of access acquired by
Ransomware-as-a-Service groups
Ransomware-as-a-Service groups
AI-driven
Threat Intelligence
Threat Intelligence
Data Sources
& Intelligence Outputs
& Intelligence Outputs
Open-source Intelligence (OSINT)
Human Intelligence (HUMINT)
Vulnerability Intelligence (VULINT)
Sensor Intelligence
Data Intelligence
Threat Operations
& Expertise
& Expertise
Powered by Localized
Intelligence
Intelligence
Localized Presence
and Intelligence Infrastructure
and Intelligence Infrastructure
Singapore, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, Egypt, Netherlands, Italy, Chile, Uzbekistan, UAE, KSA.
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Resistance Centers
Resistance Centers
Why It Matters
This guide helps you piece the puzzle of data, tools, people, and purpose for your organization’s security, fraud prevention, and risk strategy
Building intelligence-driven defense
Meeting compliance requirements
Justifying CTI investments
Build your entire CTI function on a supersolid platform — Group-IB Threat Intelligence
Group-IB’s Threat Intelligence is the strongest cybersecurity foundation that supports everything covered in this eBook — and more
Widest source
intelligence
intelligence
New and emerging
IOC mapping
IOC mapping
Threat actor
centric approach
centric approach
Expert-validated intelligence
and support
and support
Automated and contextualized feeds
Threat analysis
and prioritisation
and prioritisation
Customized threat landscape dashboard
AI-powered, real-time,
24x7 threat intelligence
24x7 threat intelligence
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foundation
foundation
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actionable insights, forecasts and recommendations
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