Integrity360 launches threat intelligence portfolio

Integrity360 has launched a Threat Intelligence Services portfolio that brings together three managed cyber security services under one banner.

The portfolio covers managed threat investigation and reporting, managed digital risk and brand protection, and fraud detection and investigation. Customers can buy the services separately or as a combined package.

The Dublin-headquartered cyber security company aims to help organisations identify risks that emerge beyond their internal networks. These include brand impersonation, leaked corporate data, exposed infrastructure, threats targeting senior executives, and fraud linked to cybercrime.

The service is designed to provide analysis and reporting rather than raw technical feeds. It also gives customers access to threat intelligence specialists for investigations into specific incidents or emerging risks.

External exposure

The launch reflects a wider shift in cyber security spending towards external monitoring, as companies seek earlier warning of threats. While many businesses have invested in internal defences, attackers often leave traces across the open web, dark web and other online channels before an intrusion or fraud attempt becomes visible inside a company's systems.

Threat intelligence has become a more prominent part of security operations as boards and executives seek clearer evidence to support decisions on risk, response and investment. Services in this area typically combine monitoring, human analysis and direct advice to help organisations judge which threats are relevant to their business.

Integrity360 said its managed threat investigation and reporting service is designed to help organisations stay aware of cyber threats affecting their operations. The digital risk and brand protection service focuses on identifying external risks such as impersonation, leaked credentials and exposed systems, while the fraud detection and investigation service examines criminal activity linked to cyber-enabled fraud.

The portfolio is built around an engagement process that includes executive briefings, threat exposure workshops, targeted intelligence assessments and tailored recommendations. The aim is to help organisations understand where they are visible to attackers and what action to take when warning signs emerge.

Brian Martin, Director of Product Management, outlined the thinking behind the launch.

"Cyber criminals leave digital footprints long before an attack succeeds. By combining threat intelligence with specialist investigations and digital risk monitoring, we're helping organisations spot those warning signs earlier, understand what they mean and act before they become business incidents," said Brian Martin, Director of Product Management, Integrity360.

Growing demand

Cyber security providers have increasingly expanded beyond tools that protect endpoints, networks and cloud systems to offer services that monitor how organisations appear to attackers from the outside. These services can include tracking domains used for impersonation, monitoring marketplaces and forums for stolen data, and examining fraudulent activity that exploits brands or executive identities.

For larger organisations, this work often sits between traditional security operations, fraud teams, communications units and legal departments. A managed model can appeal to companies that lack in-house analysts dedicated to threat intelligence or digital investigations.

Integrity360 operates across the UK, Europe, Africa and North America, serving sectors including finance, insurance, government, healthcare, retail, telecoms and utilities. The company offers professional, support and managed cyber security services covering risk assessment, protection, detection and response.

Martin said many organisations still have a blind spot when it comes to external threats.