You Are a Target.
Who is Aiming?

Move from reactive defense to proactive intelligence. Identify the specific threat actors targeting your industry and validate your defenses against their tactics.

Your biggest risk isn’t generic malware—it’s targeted attacks. Whether it’s Ransomware-as-a-Service gangs, corporate spies, APTs, or disgruntled insiders, sophisticated attackers have a playbook. Our Threat Assessment services analyze your digital footprint, monitor the dark web, and simulate adversary behaviors to tell you exactly who is targeting you and how they plan to get in.

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What is a Cyber Threat Assessment?

Analyzing the strengths, motives, and tactics of the specific adversaries targeting your industry.

Threat Assessment is a specialized analysis of the external and internal actors who have the intent and capability to harm your organization.

While a Risk Assessment looks at your weaknesses (vulnerabilities), a Threat Assessment looks at the attacker’s strengths. We analyze the Threat Landscape specific to your industry to answer:

  1. Who are the adversaries? (e.g., APT29, LockBit, Insider Threats)
  2. What do they want? (e.g., Customer Data, IP, Wire Fraud, Disruption)
  3. How do they operate? (e.g., Phishing, Zero-Days, Supply Chain Attacks)

What Requires a Threat Assessment?

Organizations typically trigger a formal Threat Assessment when the stakes are high:

1

High-Value Intellectual Property

Nation-states (China, Russia, North Korea, Iran) and corporate espionage actors have already made you a named, persistent target. A threat assessment names the exact groups watching you and maps their known playbooks so you can deploy countermeasures before the exfiltration starts.

2

Mergers & Acquisitions

You’re about to close an eight- or nine-figure deal and the last thing you need is to inherit a Chinese or ransomware backdoor on day one. We perform a rapid, indicator-of-compromise hunt across the target’s entire environment to tell you if they’re already owned—and exactly how bad it is—before you sign.

3

Executive Protection

Your CEO, CFO, or board members are in the crosshairs for big-game phishing (“whaling”), SIM-swapping, or doxxing that can lead to wire fraud or physical harm. We map the exact dark-web chatter, leaked credentials, and adversary TTPs targeting your executives so you can lock them down.

4

Geopolitical Instability

You operate refineries, factories, or critical supply lines in the Middle East, Eastern Europe, Taiwan, or the South China Sea. When missiles fly or sanctions drop, wiper malware and sabotage campaigns follow within hours. Protect against destructive payloads.

5

Supply Chain Concerns

SolarWinds, Log4j, MOVEit, and 3CX taught everyone the lesson: your biggest risk often logs in with vendor credentials. We analyze third-party privileged access, threat actors actively exploiting software, and show you precisely where to break the chain.

6

Persistence Hunt

You’ve already been ransomed or breached and the attacker claimed they’re “gone.” We hunt for the backdoors, scheduled tasks, rogue service accounts, and Golden SAML tickets they always leave behind—every initial breach is for long-term persistence.

Types of Threat Assessments We Perform

We tailor the intelligence to the threat vector.

Assessment TypeDescription
External Threat Landscape AssessmentProfiling the cybercriminal groups and APTs actively targeting your  industry. We map their TTPs to the MITRE ATT&CK framework.
Insider Threat AssessmentAnalyzing internal logs, access controls, and HR data to identify disgruntled employees or negligent staff who pose a risk.
Dark Web & OSINT AssessmentWe scour the dark web, hacker forums, and paste sites to see if your credentials, source code, or blueprints are already for sale.
Email & Phishing Threat AssessmentAnalyzing your email gateway logs to see what kind of attacks are hitting your perimeter. Are you seeing targeted Spear Phishing?
Physical Threat AssessmentEvaluating the risk of physical intrusion, theft of hardware, or “Tailgating” at your corporate offices.
Compromise Assessment (Threat Hunting)A technical sweep of your network to answer the question: “Are we already breached?” We look for Indicators of Compromise.

What Our Threat Assessment Service Includes

We combine automated intelligence feeds with human tradecraft.

Threat Intel Integration

Leveraging commercial and government feeds to get real-time data on active targeted cyber campaigns.

Log Analysis

Reviewing SIEM, Firewall, and Active Directory logs for anomalous behavior patterns (User and Entity – UEBA).

Dark Web Monitoring

Searching for corporate domains, data, VIP emails, and other info in breach databases across the web.

Attack Surface Mapping

Identifying every IP address, domain, and cloud asset you own that could be an entry point for an attacker.

Scenario Modeling

Creating “What If” scenarios. (e.g., “What if a ransomware gang targeted our backup server?”).

Intelligence You Can Act On Today

We provide strategic intelligence, not just data.

Threat Profile Report

A dossier on the top 3-5 threat actor groups most likely to target you, including their preferred methods.

MITRE ATT&CK Map

A visualization showing which defenses cover specific adversary techniques—and where you have blind spots.

Compromise Assessment Report

A clean bill of health confirming no active threats were found, or a detailed incident report if they were.

Strategic Recommendations

Advice on how to tune your security tools (EDR, SIEM) to detect the specific threats identified.

Why Choose Us for Your Threat Assessment?

We understand the adversary’s mindset; we combine proactive threat hunting with dark web access to deliver contextual intelligence.

MITRE ATT&CK Map

A visualization showing which of your defenses cover specific adversary techniques—and where you have blind spots.

Compromise Assessment Report

A clean bill of health confirming no active threats were found, or a detailed incident report if there were active or neutralized threats.

Strategic Recommendations

Advice on how to tune your security tools (EDR, SIEM) to detect the specific threats identified by our detailed findings.

Our Certifications

Our team holds industry-recognized certifications that reflect hands-on expertise across offensive security, cloud, incident response, and compliance.

Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP)

Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP)

GIAC Penetration Tester (GPEN)

GIAC Cloud Penetration Tester (GCPN)

GIAC Cloud Penetration Tester (GCPN)

CompTIA Security+, Network+, A+, Pentest+

GIAC Certified Incident Handler (GCIH)

AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CCP)

Microsoft AZ-900, SC-900

Certified Cloud Security Professional (CCSP)

Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH)

Burp Suite Certified Practitioner (Apprentice)

eLearnSecurity Junior (eJPT)

Web App Penetration Tester (eWPT)

Systems Security Certified Practitioner (SSCP)

Palo Alto PSE Certifications

Threat Assessment: FAQs

Learn more information about the most frequently asked questions

Threat Assessment vs. Vulnerability Assessment?

Vulnerability Assessment looks for holes in your software (e.g., “Windows is unpatched”). A Threat Assessment looks for the people trying to exploit those holes (e.g., “The Conti Ransomware gang is targeting unpatched Windows servers”). Vulnerability = Internal Weakness. Threat = External/Internal Actor.

Do you need to install software on our network?

For a Compromise Assessment or Insider Threat Assessment, yes. We typically deploy a lightweight “Collector” agent or tap into your SIEM logs to analyze traffic. For an OSINT/Dark Web Assessment, no installation is required.

Does this replace Penetration Testing?

No. Penetration Testing simulates an attack to find bugs. Threat Assessment analyzes the real attackers and checks if you are already infected. They are complementary services.

How often should we do this?

A full Threat Assessment is recommended annually or whenever you enter a new market/region. However, Dark Web Monitoring and Threat Intelligence should be continuous services.

Know Your Enemy.

Don’t fight blind. Get the intelligence you need to defend your organization.