Threat Intelligence
Definition : Threat Intelligence is built on two fundamental and inseparable pillars: threat origin, and depth of penetration Together, these two axes transform raw technical events into actionable knowledge.
Threat Intelligence
Threat intelligence: linking origin, context, and attack chains to detection, investigation, and decision support.
This section is dedicated to Threat Intelligence, understood not as a mere accumulation of indicators, but as a structured analytical approach aimed at transforming technical events into actionable knowledge.
It addresses the notions of threat origin, context, attack chains, as well as the tactical, operational, and strategic levels of intelligence, in direct relation to detection, log analysis, incident response, and decision support.
The objective is to move beyond raw alert-driven reactions and to build a durable understanding of hostile behaviors, their motivations, and their evolution over time.