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A continuous view of who is likely to target you, what they can already see and which weaknesses to close first.
Attackers start with reconnaissance: forgotten subdomains, test servers left online, staff credentials leaked from other breaches, and lookalike domains registered to phish your customers. We watch for the same things, continuously, and tell you before they are used.
Our intelligence focuses on groups and campaigns active against Gulf banks, energy companies and government entities, translated into specific actions rather than generic news. Vulnerability management ranks findings by whether they are being exploited in the wild and how important the affected system is, so your team patches the few that matter this week instead of chasing thousands.
| Service | Scope | Methods and outputs |
|---|---|---|
| Cyber threat intelligence | Intelligence on actors, campaigns and vulnerabilities targeting the Gulf financial, energy and government sectors. | Regional threats, Actor profiles, Advisories |
| Dark-web and brand monitoring | Leaked credentials, data for sale, phishing domains and impersonation of executives and brands. | Leaked credentials, Phishing domains, Takedowns |
| Attack-surface management | Continuous discovery of internet-facing assets, shadow IT and misconfigurations. | Asset discovery, Shadow IT, Exposure scoring |
| Vulnerability management | Scanning, prioritisation by exploitability and business impact, and tracking to closure. | Scanning, Risk-based prioritisation, Patch tracking |
We agree objectives, scope, timing and authority in writing before any testing or monitoring starts.
We establish what you have, how it is exposed and what an attacker would target first.
Findings ranked by business impact, with a remediation plan your team can act on.
Controls implemented, then retested to confirm the fix works.
24/7 detection, with a tested plan and our responders on call when an incident occurs.
Cybersecurity
Every MDR proposal promises 24/7 monitoring. The differences that matter are in what is monitored, who is watching and what they are allowed to do at 3 a.m.
Cybersecurity
A supplier's email asks you to send the next payment to a new account. The message is genuine-looking, the timing is right, and the money is gone within hours.
Cybersecurity
Decisions made in the first hours of an incident decide how much is lost, how long recovery takes and whether you can later explain what happened.
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