Understand Active Threats to You and Your Peers
Improve defenses by understanding cyber crime actors, motivations and behaviors targeting your organization.
Prioritize Resources to Address TTPs that Matter
Prioritize vulnerabilities and exposures by exploitation state and risk rating.
Operationalize Threat Intelligence through Mandiant Advantage
Leverage the Mandiant Advantage Platform to operationalize and optimize threat intelligence and easily integrate with third party tools.
Breach Intelligence
Over the last 15+ years, we have gained a reputation as the industry’s premier incident responder, attending 1,100+ incident response engagements annually.
Adversary Intelligence
Mandiant Threat Intelligence deploys 500+ intelligence analysts located in 30 countries. We collect up to 1 million malware samples per day from more than 70 different sources.
Machine Intelligence
We monitor approximately 4 million virtual guest images deployed globally in 102 countries, generating tens of millions of sandbox detonations per hour, confirming 50,000 - 70,000 malicious events per hour.
Operational Intelligence
Our Managed Defense team performs detection and response services for over 300 customers from four international Cyber Threat Operations Centers.
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Get expert insights and context
Search for threat indicators by IP, URL, domain and file hash to get expert-based indicator confidence score (IC-Score), timing and actor context. Navigate quickly between actors, malware, tactics and vulnerability reports to get a 360-degree view of ongoing threat activity, plus receive daily news analysis with insights from Mandiant specialists to determine which news sources to trust and why.
Receive to-the-minute intelligence with analysis
Mandiant’s unique data intelligence gathering, research, curation and dissemination enables organizations to obtain threat actor ahead of other vendors. Based on activity clusters, Mandiant graduates threat actors and provides transparency through ancestry timeline views and graph views.
Browser Plug-in and API
Embed and overlay the most recent threat insights into any web page or security analytics tool, including SIEMs, NTAs and EDRs, with Mandiant’s browser plug-in or API. Reduce the need to pivot between multiple tools by viewing news analysis, indicator scoring and threat context as they appear on the page or click the links to access further detail.
Anticipate, identify and respond to threats with more confidence
Gain visibility into active threat campaigns affecting your industries, regions and peers with the Threat Campaigns feature in Mandiant Threat Intelligence. It provides actionable insight more quickly, driving better prioritization and mitigation of current and future threats.
Explore the other Mandiant Advantage Modules
Security Validation
Continuously test and understand the effectiveness of your security controls.
Digital Threat Monitoring
Visualize malicious targeting from the open, deep and dark web.
Attack Surface Management
See your organization through the eyes of the attacker.
Threat Intelligence FAQ
CTI is refined insight into cyber threats. Intelligence teams use credible insight from multiple sources to create actionable context on the threat landscape, threat actors and their tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs). The effective use of CTI allows organizations to make the shift from reactive to becoming more proactive against threat actors.
Proactive security refers to the use of credible threat intelligence to understand the malware and TTPs threat actors use and the vulnerabilities they exploit to target specific industries and regions. Organizations use this intelligence to implement, configure and adjust security tools and train staff to thwart attacks.
A threat actor is a person or group of people who conduct malicious targeting or attacks on others. Typically motivated by espionage, financial gain or publicity, threat actors may conduct a full campaign alone or work with other groups who specialize in specific aspects of an attack.
Assuming we all agree that a “threat” is defined as a plan or inclination to attack as opposed to an “attack” which is an existing or previously successful breach. Identifying active threats can be done using threat intelligence which will help provide context into the threat actors and malware impacting your specific region or industry. Another method to identify active threats is by scanning the open, deep and dark web for chatter around your organization, personnel, technology or partners. By identifying threats like these security professionals can proactively adjust their defenses to block or reduce the impact of a potential attack.
- Strategic – High level trends used to drive business decisions and security investments
- Operational – Contextual information on impending threats to the organization, used by security professionals to understand more about threat actors and their TTPs.
- Tactical – Understanding of the threat actor TTPs, used by security professionals to stop incidents and make defensive adjustments.