Does this replace forensics?

No. Digital forensics works inside the affected systems. External data adds the picture of who, how and what else.

Can I send findings to the tools we use?

Yes. Findings and indicators can be pulled into other tools through the API and MCP. The demo can cover your setup.

How does it help threat hunting?

Group profiles list techniques mapped to MITRE ATT&CK. You can turn those into hunting ideas for your own logs.

Is every indicator reliable?

No. Indicators age and can be shared by many actors. Each one shows its source so you can judge it.

What should a response team check when evaluating threat intelligence?

Replay a past incident: does it name the likely actor, the tools and the next steps you should expect? Check how fast you can search and how results reach your ticketing tools through the API. Requests are handled by Brandefense or a partner in your region.

How can outside data help find who is behind an alert?

Start from the indicator and look up who uses it and what that group usually does next. Brandefense shows what is known about the actor, the malware and the technique. This tells you quickly who you may be facing.

How can a responder check if company data is already for sale?

Check whether company data, logins or access are already offered for sale. Brandefense signals when they appear in criminal hands. This helps you decide how far the incident goes.

How does the attack map help during an incident?

It shows where a finding sits in the attack chain. That tells you what probably came before and what may come next. It makes the next step easier to predict.

How can knowing the ransomware group help during an incident?

Knowing how the group behaves, and what it usually does next, helps you decide what to protect first. Brandefense ransomware intelligence covers active groups and their victim listings. Use it alongside your own evidence.

What outside facts can go into an incident write-up?

Brandefense gives the outside facts of an incident, ready to put into the report. These include the actor, the technique and whether data is for sale. It shows how often decisions rest on outside evidence.

From One Alert. To The Actor Behind It.

An alert tells you something happened. You need to know who is behind it and what they will do next.

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How Each One Changes

In Short

Incident responders and threat hunting teams follow an alert back to the actor and their methods. External threat data adds context that logs alone lack, such as who uses an indicator and which MITRE ATT&CK techniques usually come next, so the step from alert to answer is faster.

At A GlanceFollow an alert to the actor behind it, with indicators, techniques and leaked access in one place, so a review starts from facts.

Your Week, With Outside Visibility.

Updated 7 Oct 2026

Start From The Alert You open an alert and need to know fast whether it is a false alarm or the start of something. 01
Look Up The Indicators An address, a domain or a file hash can be checked for known use and for the groups that used it. 02
Place It On The Attack Map Techniques are mapped to MITRE ATT&CK, so you know what usually comes next in that chain. 03
Check What The Criminals Already Hold Compare leaked logins and access for sale with your accounts, to see how the intruder got in. 04
Write It Up The report names the actor, the methods and the sources, so the review starts from facts. 05

Your Path

From First Question To Buying Decision.

01 · Learn
02 · Compare
- Threat Intelligence: Feeds, Platform or Managed Service
03 · Evaluate
04 · Buy
- Cyber threat intelligence
- Threat search and investigation

What Presses On You

The Problems You Are Asked To Solve.

Each one is matched to the part of the platform that helps.

An Alert With No Actor Behind It

Starting from the alert, you look up who uses the indicator and what that group usually does next.

HelpsCyber Threat Intelligence →

Where Is This In The Attack Chain?

Placing what you found on the attack map shows what probably came before and what may come next.

HelpsCyber Threat Intelligence → ReadLateral movement

What Do The Criminals Already Hold?

You check whether company data, logins or access are already offered for sale before you decide how far the incident goes.

HelpsDark Web Monitoring →

Ransomware Behavior During An Incident

Knowing how the group behaves, and what it usually does next, helps you decide what to protect first.

HelpsRansomware Intelligence →

What You Get

What Lands In Front Of You.

Alerts, reports and views, in plain words.

What You Can Report Upward Compare each one against your own earlier incidents.

Time From Alert To A First View Of The ActorShows how quickly the team knows who it may be facing.
Incidents Closed With External ContextShows how often decisions rest on evidence from outside the network.
Indicators Passed To ControlsShows that what the team learns reaches the tools that block.

View Indicator LookupFor an indicator, what is known about the actor, the malware and the technique.

View Placement On The Attack MapWhere a finding sits in the attack chain, so the next step is easier to predict.

Alert Company Data Offered For SaleA signal that data, logins or access are already in criminal hands.

Report External Context For The Write-UpThe outside facts of an incident, ready to put into the report.

Questions

Questions People In This Role Ask.

Does This Replace Forensics?

No. Digital forensics works inside the affected systems. External data adds the picture of who, how and what else.
Can I Send Findings To The Tools We Use?

Yes. Findings and indicators can be pulled into other tools through the API and Model Context Protocol (MCP). The demo can cover your setup.
How Does It Help Threat Hunting?

Group profiles list techniques mapped to MITRE ATT&CK. You can turn those into hunting ideas for your own logs.
Is Every Indicator Reliable?

No. Indicators age and can be shared by many actors. Each one shows its source so you can judge it.
What Should A Response Team Check When Evaluating Threat Intelligence?

Replay a past incident: does it name the likely actor, the tools and the next steps you should expect? Check how fast you can search and how results reach your ticketing tools through the API. Requests are handled by Brandefense or a partner in your region.
How Can Outside Data Help Find Who Is Behind An Alert?

Start from the indicator and look up who uses it and what that group usually does next. Brandefense shows what is known about the actor, the malware and the technique. This tells you quickly who you may be facing.
How Can A Responder Check If Company Data Is Already For Sale?

Check whether company data, logins or access are already offered for sale. Brandefense signals when they appear in criminal hands. This helps you decide how far the incident goes.
How Does The Attack Map Help During An Incident?

It shows where a finding sits in the attack chain. That tells you what probably came before and what may come next. It makes the next step easier to predict.
How Can Knowing The Ransomware Group Help During An Incident?

Knowing how the group behaves, and what it usually does next, helps you decide what to protect first. Brandefense ransomware intelligence covers active groups and their victim listings. Use it alongside your own evidence.
What Outside Facts Can Go Into An Incident Write-Up?

Brandefense gives the outside facts of an incident, ready to put into the report. These include the actor, the technique and whether data is for sale. It shows how often decisions rest on outside evidence.