Rapid-IR / Intelligence
Know what's targeting you. Respond faster because you already knew.
Live intelligence from active IR casework, filtered by your priorities, fed into your readiness score. When the incident hits, you already knew what was coming.
Most Threat Intelligence Is Noise
Generic feeds. Recycled indicators. Campaigns that don't apply to your region, your industry, or your threat model. Your team reads it, files it, and forgets it because there's no clear action to take.
Rapid-IR's Intelligence quadrant is different. It's fed directly by the Profero IRT's active casework, threat actor monitoring, and research. Deep Breach Focus filters and scores it against your specific environment. You see what's relevant. Your team acts on what matters. And when the incident hits, the intelligence your team already consumed becomes the context that makes response faster and more accurate.
Intelligence isn't a reading list. It's pre-loaded context that shaves hours off your response.
The Fastest Responses Start With "We Expected This"
The fastest incident responses don't start with "what happened?" They start with "we expected this."
When your team already knows which threat actors target your region, already reviewed the campaign advisory that described this exact technique, and already acted on the readiness recommendations those advisories triggered, response looks completely different.
Instead of investigating blind, the IRT arrives with hypotheses. Instead of scoping from scratch, they know where to look. Instead of wondering which threat actor is behind it, they've already profiled the likely candidates.
Every piece of intelligence your team consumed before the incident becomes operational advantage during it.
"Every advisory your team reads before the incident becomes context during it."
Three Features, One Intelligence Pipeline
Threat Actors Monitoring
Know what threat actors target your region and industry.
Continuous monitoring of threat actor activity filtered by your region, industry, and the priorities you defined in the Threat Priority Model. Not a global feed of every APT group on the planet. Intelligence scoped to the actors who actually threaten your organization.
What you see:
- Active threat groups operating in your geography and sector
- Changes in targeting patterns: new industries, new regions, shifted techniques
- Connections between threat actors and active campaigns
Campaign Advisories & Analysis
Actionable threat briefings your team acts on today.
When threat actors launch campaigns, you get analysis tied directly to operations affecting your industry and region. Not a summary of someone else's blog post. Tactical details from the Profero IRT's own analysis: indicators of compromise, techniques observed, defensive steps your team takes immediately.
What you get:
- Campaign analysis written by the same IRT practitioners who respond to incidents
- Indicators of compromise (IOCs) you can deploy into your detection stack today
- Specific defensive steps prioritized for your environment
- Context that connects campaigns to threat actors and to your readiness
Threat Intelligence Reports
Structured intelligence from active investigations.
Full intelligence reports built from Profero's ongoing casework and research. These aren't aggregated from open sources. They're produced by the IRT from real engagements: what's happening in active breaches, what patterns are emerging across multiple incidents, what your team should watch for next.
What they contain:
- Findings from active Profero IR engagements (anonymized)
- Emerging attack patterns observed across multiple cases
- New techniques and tooling the IRT encountered in the field
- Strategic assessment of how threat activity is shifting in your region and sector
The Intelligence-to-Response Pipeline
Intelligence doesn't sit in a dashboard waiting to be read. It flows through the platform and changes behavior at every stage.
IRT casework and threat actor monitoring produce raw intelligence
Deep Breach Focus scores against your Threat Priority Model
Scored intelligence generates Must-Do and Recommended findings
Team reviews advisories and threat actor profiles
IRT matches observations against existing intelligence
New findings feed back into intelligence. The loop continues.
What Makes This Intelligence Different
Every intelligence vendor claims unique sources. Here's what actually distinguishes Rapid-IR intelligence.
Source
Active IR Casework
The Profero IRT handles real incidents. What they observe in active engagements becomes the intelligence that feeds your platform. Not scraped from open sources. Not licensed from a third party. Generated by the same practitioners who will respond to your incident.
Relevance
Your Environment, Not the World
Deep Breach Focus filters intelligence through your Threat Priority Model. A campaign targeting Southeast Asian financial services doesn't clutter your dashboard if you're a European healthcare organization. Unless the techniques transfer. Deep Breach Focus evaluates that too.
Actionability
Findings, Not Articles
Every intelligence output connects to something your team does. Threat actor profiles inform attribution during response. Campaign advisories contain deployable IOCs and defensive steps. Intelligence reports identify patterns that feed readiness scoring. Nothing is informational-only.
Freshness
Today's Casework, Not Last Quarter's Report
The From the Trenches intelligence stream updates continuously from active engagements. When the IRT observes a new technique on Tuesday, your platform reflects it on Wednesday. Intelligence that's a week old is stale. From the Trenches keeps it current.
Intelligence That Works in Two Directions
Binds to Response
Threat Actors Monitoring
When an incident hits and the IRT needs to attribute the attack, they don't start with a blank canvas. Threat Actors Monitoring has already built your threat profile. The IRT matches observed TTPs against known actors who target your sector. Attribution takes minutes instead of days.
Campaign Advisories
Campaign Advisories are pre-built investigation playbooks. When the incident matches a campaign your team already reviewed, the IRT doesn't need to reverse-engineer the attack chain. The advisory already described the techniques, the indicators, and the expected progression. Response jumps straight to containment.
Threat Intelligence Reports
Intelligence Reports are the IRT's institutional knowledge, externalized and delivered to your platform. Your team and the IRT operate from the same intelligence base. No information asymmetry. Shared context from day one.
Binds to Readiness
Threat Actors Monitoring
Deep Breach Focus cross-references threat actor activity against your environment. If a threat group targeting your industry starts exploiting a vulnerability you haven't patched, your Must-Do list updates. Your team fixes it before the actor reaches you.
Campaign Advisories
Every Campaign Advisory that identifies a defensive gap flows into Deep Breach Focus. If a campaign exploits misconfigured email authentication and your DMARC is weak, that finding moves up your Must-Do list. Your team closes the gap before the campaign reaches your mailboxes.
Threat Intelligence Reports
Patterns identified in Intelligence Reports feed into Deep Breach Focus's scoring model. If the IRT observes a new technique across multiple engagements, the platform starts checking whether your environment is vulnerable to it. Your readiness score reflects threats the IRT discovered in active casework this week.
Your threat intelligence should come from the team that handles real breaches.
When did your IR provider last share intelligence from an active engagement? Ours does it continuously.
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