Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI)
Anticipate and defeat cyber threats with Thales world-class CTI expertise.
Thales Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) combines cybersecurity experts and advanced tools to collect, analyse and contextualise threats, helping organisations anticipate and prevent cyber attacks.
Why Cyber Threat Intelligence is essential for organisations
A tailored CTI programme strengthens your cyber posture by turning raw data into actionable intelligence, enabling organisations to prioritise threats, reduce response time and improve the efficiency of security operations.
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Spend less on feeds
Optimise your threat intelligence budget by reducing spend on low-value feeds and focusing on curated, high-impact sources selected and operated by Thales CTI experts.
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Gain CTI maturity quickly
Accelerate your CTI maturity thanks to a structured programme, expert guidance and proven methodologies that align people, processes and tools.
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Reduce SOC workload and noise
Filter out irrelevant alerts and noisy indicators so your SOC teams can focus on high-fidelity, prioritised threats that really matter.
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Gain higher fidelity alerts
Improve the quality and relevance of alerts through contextualised intelligence, enabling faster and more accurate detection.
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Accurately discover new threats
Leverage Thales collection through advanced tools that collects and analyses data from multiple sources across open, deep and dark web sources. The objective is to detect detect the tactics and techniques used by attackers, emerging threats, campaigns and vulnerabilities impacting your organisation.
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Measure CTI performance
Track how CTI contributes to your cybersecurity posture with clear outcomes, metrics and reporting aligned with your operational and strategic goals, demonstrating clear business value and return on investment.
Overview of Thales Cyber Threat Intelligence
Cyber Threat Intelligence is a central pillar of an effective cybersecurity strategy. Thales collects and analyses data from multiple sources, including the Dark Web, social networks and vulnerability databases, combining expert analysts and AI algorithms to anticipate cyber attacks before they compromise your systems.
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Thales CTI turns raw threat data from open, deep and dark web sources, including social media, Telegram and partner feeds like Imperva and Mandiant/Google, into actionable intelligence that helps organisations anticipate threats.
Using advanced CTI platforms such as Filigran and ThreatQuotient, Thales enriches SOC detection with contextual analysis and IOC-based recommendations, supported by services like MSS, DRPS and DFIR for a fully proactive defence, recognising Cyber Threat Intelligence as a strategic capability to anticipate risks, support decision-making and strengthen long-term cybersecurity resilience.
Thales provides regular threat reports in various formats to improve visibility and strengthen responses while avoiding the noise of unprioritised ad hoc feeds.
Key Stages of the Cyber Threat Intelligence Lifecycle
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Turning Threat Intelligence into action
Cyber Threat Intelligence encompasses the processes involved in collecting, processing and analysing data to understand cyber threats that may impact an organisation. Its purpose is to provide organisations with actionable intelligence on threat actors, their techniques, targets and motivations. Unlike a reactive approach that responds after an incident has occurred, CTI enables a proactive strategy, helping organisations prevent, prepare for and respond to cyberattacks.
Drawing on the expertise of Thales analysts, who oversee our entire threat intelligence offering, we provide actionable intelligence, indicators and operational reporting that enable a more proactive approach to cybersecurity.
From Critical National Infrastructure operators and government organisations to businesses across a range of critical sectors worldwide, our threat intelligence teams deliver the latest threat insights, indicators and intelligence sources, helping customers strengthen and enrich their Security Operations Centres (SOCs).