Cyber Threat
Intelligence Services

Threat Intelligence represents a rich collection of data collected from various sources, processed, and analyzed to offer deep insights into threat actors, adversary behavior, motives, and attack tactics. By leveraging Cyber Threat Intelligence, security teams gain the ability to make faster data-driven cybersecurity decisions, enabling them to transition from a reactive to a proactive approach in combating threat actors.

The types of threat intelligence services include tactical, strategic, and operational intelligence. Tactical intelligence focuses on real-time data about specific threats, while strategic intelligence provides a broader understanding of trends and risks. Operational intelligence focuses on internal security operations, providing insights for response and mitigation.

A threat advisory is a detailed report or notification that highlights a specific threat or vulnerability. It includes information such as the nature of the threat, potential impact, recommended actions, and countermeasures. A sample threat advisory may provide details on a newly discovered malware variant, its behavior, indicators of compromise, and steps to mitigate the risk.

Eventus Threat Intelligence service collects, correlates, and applies intelligence that is gathered from multiple sources including - open source threat feeds, proprietary and paid data feeds, threat intelligence platforms, government agencies, security vendor reports, information-sharing communities, and dark web monitoring.

The cost of threat intelligence services can vary based on several factors, including the scope of coverage, level of analysis, data sources, and the provider's expertise. Prices may range from affordable subscription models for small businesses to customized enterprise-level solutions, which can have higher costs due to additional features and dedicated support.

Feel free to connect with our dedicated experts to know the exact pricing for our offered services.

Enrichment and curation of threat intelligence involve enhancing raw threat data by adding context and relevance. Enrichment can include additional details like geolocation, historical patterns, or reputation scores. Curation involves organizing and categorizing threat intelligence data for easier analysis and consumption, ensuring it is actionable and relevant to the organization's security posture.

The Open Cybersecurity Schema Framework (OCSF) helps defenders spend less time on collecting and normalizing threat data and more time on analyzing and acting on it. OCSF is a first of its kind open source effort, delivering a simplified and vendor-agnostic taxonomy to help all security teams realize better, faster data ingestion and analysis without the time-consuming up-front normalization task. The goal is to have an open standard that can be adopted in any situation and fits in with existing security standards and processes.

Threat intelligence's industry-specific guidance offers specialized advice and insights for particular industries or verticals. It considers the particular traits, rules, and dangers that face sectors like finance, healthcare, or manufacturing. Industry-specific advisories provide businesses with useful advice on how to successfully manage problems with security specific to their industry.

Key differentiators of Eventus CTI – Powered by Eventus Threat Labs, include comprehensive data collection from diverse sources, collating and correlating, advanced analytics and machine learning capabilities, actionable intelligence reports, customized industry-specific insights, and continuous monitoring for real-time threat detection.

Eventus Threat Labs key USP is on monitoring Threat Actors and mapping their activities. We focus on providing actionable intelligence that empower organizations to proactively defend against emerging cyber threats.

The Threat Intel is provided as Advisories as well as TAXII Feeds. XDR and EDR Solutions can consume these feeds directly. The SOC team can use this data to sweep their organization to find traces and can take remediation action. Thus, CTI allows you to proactively protect your organization to Predict, Detect and respond to threats.
In case the customer is on SOCaaS from Eventus all sweeping and hunting is done proactively by the team.

Dark web monitoring refers to the process of actively monitoring and scanning the dark web for any mentions, activities, or potential threats related to an individual, organization, or company. The dark web is a hidden part of the internet that cannot be accessed through regular search engines and requires special software, such as Tor, to browse.
By monitoring the dark web, organizations can identify potential threats or cyberattacks targeting their systems, networks, or sensitive data. It helps in early detection of breaches or leaks, enabling proactive measures to mitigate the impact. In the event of a data breach, monitoring the dark web can help identify if any stolen data is being traded or sold.


Monitoring the dark web provides insights into emerging threats, vulnerabilities, and hacking techniques. This information can be used to bolster cybersecurity defenses, patch vulnerabilities, and stay one step ahead of potential attackers.

Apart from the complete Threat Intel offering the base package also has a substantial amount of dark web monitoring features. This includes:
Open Intelligence - Paste sites, Code repositories, Exploit repositories, Social media discussions, URL sharing services.
Human Intelligence - Malware reverse engineers, Undercover dark web agents, DFIR and audit services. Law enforcement operations, Regional specialists.
Data Intelligence (Dark Web) - C&C server analysis, Dark web markets, Dark web forums, Instant Messengers data (Telegram, Discord), Phishing and malware kits, Compromised data-checkers.

The Advanced Package has an Add-on consisting of the below:
Compromised Credentials, Login credentials, Bank cards numbers Accounts to which stolen money is transferred, Nation State Actors-Track the activity of cybercriminals and nation-state actor activity of interest. Drill into each attack for detailed analysis to understand the TTPs used and the potential threats to your organization.

Brand monitoring and takedown services continuously monitor digital and internet channels to spot instances of unauthorized usage, brand infringement, and counterfeiting. This involves identifying fake marketplace listings, social media accounts, and websites. Organizations may safeguard their brand identity, consumer trust, and revenue streams from malicious people by identifying and managing these threats.