Threat research & threat analysis
Find out who is likely to target your organisation, how they operate, and what that means for your security priorities.
Generic security advice treats every organisation the same. In practice, a human rights group, a newsroom and a software startup face very different adversaries. Threat research tells you which ones matter to you, so you spend your security budget where it counts.
What we look at
- Who might target you — state actors, commercial spyware vendors, criminal groups, hostile online campaigns — and why.
- How they operate — the techniques, tools and infrastructure they are known to use against organisations like yours.
- Spyware and targeted surveillance — including investigating a suspected compromise, such as a phone you believe has been infected.
- Information manipulation — foreign information manipulation and interference (FIMI) and disinformation campaigns aimed at your organisation, your sector or your audience.
What you get
- A written assessment in plain language, with a technical annex for your IT staff or provider.
- A short, prioritised list of actions: what to do first, and what can wait.
- A debrief call to walk through the findings and answer questions.
Background
This work draws on the threat research of CyberHUB-AM, including analysis of mercenary spyware and investigations into disinformation campaigns.
TODO(Artur): which CyberHUB-AM research (e.g. Pegasus, Predator, Paragon analysis; Alliance4Europe Counter Disinformation Network) can be named or linked here?