Phishia CTI

Anticipate threats, protect your strategic assets

Phishia CTI: from detection to the neutralizationWe provide you with continuous threat intelligence to protect your critical systems and guide your cybersecurity decisions.

Don't suffer from cyber risks:
get a head start.

In a world where threats are constantly evolving, it's no longer enough to react: you have to anticipate.

Our Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) offering helps you stay one step ahead by monitoring your risks, identifying your vulnerabilities and neutralizing threats before they impact you.

Our team puts its expertise and tools at your disposal:

Monitoring the Dark Web

Data leaks, emerging threats, malicious chatter - we identify them and take action before it's too late.

OSINT

Continuous public monitoring: media, forums, exposed vulnerabilities - all weak signals under control.

Reduce your exhibition space

Map your digital assets and identify exploitable vulnerabilities.

Threat Hunting

Proactive intervention: detect invisible malicious behavior, contain attacks before they cause harm.

Phishia helps you move from reactive to proactive cybersecurity. proactive cyber security.

The Dark Web is a place where stolen credentials, compromised databases, hacking tools and on-demand criminal services are exchanged. Invisible to the general public, it nevertheless represents a direct threat to businesses: leaking passwords, selling access to your systems or preparing targeted attacks.

We have operational visibility of these environments (marketplaces, private channels, .onion sites, private forums...) and continuously monitor them using correlation platforms and dedicated human analysis. This combination enables us to quickly identify relevant elements and follow them through to remediation.

Our teams continuously monitor these underground spaces, combining automated tools and human expertise to spot relevant weak signals. The aim is not just to detect a leak, but to alert you quickly, contextualize the threat and provide you with concrete recommendations to limit the risks. In this way, monitoring the Dark Web becomes a strategic asset: it transforms an opaque and hostile space into a source of actionable intelligence to protect your organization.

The information publicly available on the Internet - social networks, blogs, open databases and technical publications - is a goldmine for those who know how to analyze it. This sometimes innocuous data can reveal vulnerabilities, industry trends or even weak signals of an attack.

Concrete examples:

An employee posts his company badge on Instagram

→ An attacker can reconstruct your organizational chart or usurp an identity.

A job advertisement mentions the precise version of software used

→ A cybercriminal looks for known flaws in this version.

Our teams harness these open sources in a systematic and methodical way to transform a stream of scattered data into actionable intelligence. OSINT enables you to anticipate threats, better understand your environment and fuel your strategic cybersecurity decisions.

Every organization exposes, often unknowingly, sensitive elements accessible via the Internet. If left unidentified and unaddressed, these "secrets" can become real entry points for an attacker. Our role is to map your assets, reveal these unintentional exposures and help you secure them before they are exploited.

Frequent examples of exposed data:

Forgotten logins or passwords in a public repository

API keys left visible in code

Misconfigured databases accessible without authentication

Sensitive files indexed by search engines

Obsolete or unpatched services still active

By making these shadowy areas visible, we enable you to reduce your attack surface and significantly reinforce your security posture.

To prevent this kind of error from recurring, every piece of code is meticulously analyzed by our tools before being made public.

Even the best security solutions can't see everything. Sophisticated attackers know how to hide in the heart of systems, sometimes for months on end, without raising an alarm. That's why threat hunting is based on a proactive approach: seeking out the threat before it manifests itself.

This diagram illustrates our ability to detect a spike in suspicious activity on a monthly scale, then analyze it in detail day by day to understand exactly how the attack unfolded.

Our analysts actively track down suspicious behavior and indicators of compromise, drawing on their expertise and proven methods. This approach enables us to detect silent intrusions, understand adversaries' modus operandi and neutralize attacks before they cause significant damage.

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