Threat Intelligence

Threat Intelligence
& Reporting

Intelligence that drives action. We provide tactical, operational, and strategic threat intelligence specific to Nordic organisations โ€” helping you anticipate threats rather than respond to them, and communicate risk in terms your board understands.

Intelligence TypesTactical ยท Operational ยท Strategic
CoverageDark web ยท OSINT ยท Industry feeds
ReportingReal-time ยท Weekly ยท Monthly ยท Board
CertificationsGCTI ยท CTI Analyst
0Avg Lead Time on Threats
0Active Threat Actor Profiles
0Dark Web Monitoring

The Problem

Most organisations are flying blind on threats targeting them specifically. Generic threat feeds provide volumes of irrelevant data that analysts drown in. Security teams are so busy responding to alerts that proactive intelligence is a luxury they cannot afford. Meanwhile, threat actors are researching your organisation, your employees, your suppliers, and your systems โ€” and you have no visibility into that reconnaissance until they act.

Our Approach

01

Threat Profile Development

We build a detailed threat profile for your organisation โ€” industry, geography, technology stack, supply chain, and known adversaries. This profile drives all intelligence collection and prioritisation.

02

Tactical Intelligence Delivery

Real-time indicators of compromise (IOCs), malware signatures, and threat actor TTPs relevant to your environment โ€” delivered via SIEM integration, STIX/TAXII feed, or analyst briefing.

03

Dark Web Monitoring

Continuous monitoring of dark web forums, ransomware leak sites, Telegram channels, and paste sites for mentions of your organisation, your employees' credentials, and your intellectual property.

04

Strategic Intelligence Briefings

Monthly strategic intelligence reports covering threat actor campaigns targeting Nordic organisations, emerging attack vectors, regulatory developments, and geopolitical risk โ€” written for executives, not analysts.

05

Incident Attribution & Context

When incidents occur, we provide attribution analysis โ€” who is likely responsible, what are their known TTPs, what similar organisations have they targeted, and what should you expect next.

What You Receive

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Real-Time IOC Feed

STIX/TAXII-compatible IOC feed integrated directly into your SIEM or firewall โ€” automatically blocking known malicious infrastructure.

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Dark Web Monitoring

24/7 monitoring with immediate alerts on credential exposure, data leak mentions, or targeted threat actor discussions.

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Weekly Threat Digest

Analyst-curated digest of the week's most relevant threats, vulnerabilities, and campaigns for your sector.

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Monthly Intelligence Report

Strategic threat landscape report covering Nordic-specific threats, emerging vectors, and recommended defensive priorities.

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Board Risk Briefing

Quarterly executive briefing translating threat intelligence into business risk language โ€” what could happen, what is the impact, what are we doing about it.

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Incident Attribution

On-demand threat actor attribution analysis when incidents occur โ€” who, why, what next.

Security Maturity Model

Threat intelligence maturity spans from purely reactive security โ€” responding to incidents after they happen โ€” to a proactive, intelligence-led security programme that anticipates and prevents threats.

Initial
Managed
Defined
Measured
Optimizing
Level 01InitialCMMI-1

Where you are

No threat intelligence programme. Awareness of threats comes from vendor patch notes, news articles, or after incidents. No dark web monitoring. No understanding of which threat actors target your industry.

No TI programmeNews-based awarenessNo dark web visibility
Level 02ManagedCMMI-2

Where you are

Commercial threat intelligence feed purchased but largely unread. IOCs ingested into firewall but not contextualised. Ad-hoc threat briefings when requested. No intelligence analyst capability.

Feed purchasedBasic IOC ingestionAd-hoc briefings
Level 03DefinedCMMI-3

Where you are

Managed threat intelligence service. IOC feed integrated with SIEM. Weekly threat digests produced. Dark web monitoring active. Security team consuming and acting on intelligence. Threat intelligence platform (TIP) in use.

TIP deployedDark web monitoringWeekly digests
Level 04MeasuredCMMI-4

Where you are

Intelligence-driven security operations. Detection rules derived from threat actor TTPs. Threat hunting guided by intelligence. Intelligence feeds procurement risk decisions. Board receives regular threat briefings. Diamond Model analysis used for attribution.

TTP-driven detectionIntelligence-guided huntingBoard briefings
Level 05OptimizingCMMI-5

Where you are

Intelligence-sharing with sector peers and national CERT. Threat intelligence feeds product security decisions. Adversary simulation based on intelligence-derived scenarios. Threat actor tracking programme. Intelligence contributes to national cyber defence.

Sector sharingIntelligence-driven productAdversary simulation

ACE MATES assessment โ†’ Not sure where you sit? Our free 90-minute threat briefing includes a maturity assessment across all security domains.

How We've Helped

โ—‰ Case Study โ€” Anonymised
Nordic Energy Company โ€” Critical National Infrastructure

Following warnings from the Swedish Sร„PO about increased targeting of Nordic energy infrastructure by state-sponsored actors, the client needed to understand their specific threat exposure and implement intelligence-driven defensive measures.

ACE MATES conducted a 2-week threat assessment, building a full adversary profile of the top 3 threat actor groups targeting Nordic energy. We discovered credentials for 23 employee accounts on dark web forums, identified infrastructure likely used by one threat actor to target similar organisations, and delivered a board-level briefing that resulted in emergency budget approval for defensive measures. The IOC feed we implemented blocked 1,400 connection attempts from known threat actor infrastructure in the first month.

0Employee Credentials Found on Dark Web
0Malicious Connections Blocked (Month 1)
0Threat Actor Profiles Developed

Transparent Pricing

We publish indicative pricing because you deserve to know the ballpark before a single call.

Intelligence Essentials
โ‚ฌ2,500 / month
12-month minimum
  • IOC feed (STIX/TAXII)
  • Dark web monitoring (brand + credentials)
  • Weekly threat digest
  • Monthly intelligence report
  • Immediate breach/leak alerts
  • SIEM integration support
Intelligence Enterprise
โ‚ฌ12,000 / month
12-month minimum
  • Everything in Professional
  • 24/7 analyst support
  • Real-time dark web analyst
  • Custom intelligence collection
  • Sector peer intelligence sharing
  • Government liaison support
  • Monthly executive briefing
  • Physical threat intelligence
All prices excl. VAT. One-time threat assessment (โ‚ฌ8,000โ€“โ‚ฌ15,000) available as standalone. Board briefings available as standalone engagement (โ‚ฌ3,500 per session). Intelligence platform licensing (Recorded Future, ThreatConnect, MISP) quoted separately where applicable.

Why ACE MATES

Nordic-Specific Intelligence

We maintain active collection on threat actors specifically targeting Nordic organisations โ€” tracking forums, channels, and infrastructure used by groups known to target Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, and Finnish companies.

Human-Readable Output

Intelligence is worthless if nobody reads it. Our weekly digests and monthly reports are written by analysts for the specific audiences they serve โ€” technical detail for security teams, business risk language for executives and boards.

Dark Web Coverage

We monitor the full dark web stack โ€” Tor hidden services, I2P, Telegram threat channels, Genesis Market, Russian-language forums โ€” with native-language analysts where relevant.

Intelligence That Drives Action

Every intelligence product we deliver includes a recommended action section. We don't just tell you what is happening โ€” we tell you what to do about it, with prioritised, specific recommendations.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between tactical, operational, and strategic intelligence?
Tactical intelligence is immediate and actionable โ€” IOCs to block today. Operational intelligence is campaign-level โ€” a threat actor targeting your industry, TTPs they use, infrastructure patterns. Strategic intelligence is long-term โ€” geopolitical risks, emerging attack vectors, regulatory trends. Our programme delivers all three, calibrated to the right audience.
What does dark web monitoring actually cover?
We monitor Tor onion services including known ransomware leak sites, Russian and Eastern European cybercrime forums, dark web markets, Telegram groups used by threat actors, and paste sites. We alert immediately on mentions of your organisation, domain, IP ranges, and employee credentials.
How do you integrate threat intelligence with our existing security tools?
We deliver IOC feeds in STIX/TAXII format compatible with all major SIEM platforms (Sentinel, Splunk, QRadar, Elastic), firewalls (Palo Alto, Fortinet, Check Point), and endpoint platforms (CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Defender). Integration is typically completed within 2 business days.
Can you help us communicate threat risk to our board?
Yes โ€” this is a core deliverable. We translate threat intelligence into board-level language: business impact, likelihood, financial exposure, and recommended investment. Our quarterly board briefings are structured to generate informed decisions, not anxiety.
Do you share intelligence with national CERTs?
For critical national infrastructure clients, we can coordinate intelligence sharing with CERT-SE (Sweden), NorCERT (Norway), GovCERT.dk (Denmark), and NCSC-FI (Finland). Sharing is always subject to client authorisation and TLP marking conventions.

See Threats Before They See You

Start with a free threat exposure assessment. Understand who is targeting you and why.

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