Threat Intelligence Services
Actionable intelligence on the threat actors targeting your sector. Dark web monitoring, adversary profiles, and strategic threat briefings for leadership.
Written by Simon Lynge, Director DFIR — ChCSP, CREST IR | Last updated: March 2026
Intelligence From the Front Line
Most threat intelligence services repackage open-source reporting. Binary Response intelligence comes from active incident casework — when we investigate a ransomware attack, we capture first-hand intelligence on that threat actor's TTPs, tooling, and negotiation behaviour. That intelligence feeds directly into your briefings.
We focus on intelligence you can act on: who is targeting your sector, what they're doing, and what you should change.
Intelligence Services
- Dark web monitoring — continuous monitoring of leak sites, forums, and marketplaces for exposure of your organisation's data, credentials, or assets (see Dark Web Monitoring for full detail)
- Sector threat briefings — quarterly written intelligence briefings on the threat actors most active against your industry vertical
- Board and executive briefings — in-person or remote intelligence presentations for non-technical leadership; threat landscape, business risk framing, and strategic recommendations
- Threat actor profiles — deep-dive written profiles on specific groups; TTPs, tooling, typical ransom demands, negotiation behaviour, and known decryptor reliability
- IoC packages — indicator packages from relevant current campaigns for ingestion into your SIEM, EDR, or firewall
- Intelligence retainer — ongoing relationship providing continuous monitoring and ad-hoc intelligence requests
Intelligence Sources
- Active incident casework and threat actor interactions
- Dark web monitoring infrastructure across leak sites and criminal forums
- OSINT and open-source threat intelligence feeds
- Industry sharing partnerships (CISP, FS-ISAC, sector-specific ISACs)
- Law enforcement and government agency relationships (NCSC, NCA, Action Fraud)
Frequently Asked Questions
Is threat intelligence the same as dark web monitoring?
Dark web monitoring is one component of our broader threat intelligence capability. Monitoring delivers real-time alerts; threat intelligence adds the analysis and context to understand what those alerts mean and how to respond strategically.
How often are briefings produced?
Standard sector briefings run quarterly. Retainer clients receive monthly briefings and can request ad-hoc intelligence assessments. We issue flash reports for significant emerging threats affecting our client base.
Can you brief our board directly?
Yes — executive and board briefings are a core part of our service. We translate technical threat intelligence into business risk language so boards can make informed decisions about investment and risk appetite.
Do you share intelligence between clients?
We share intelligence in anonymised, aggregated form — for example, informing a manufacturing sector client about TTPs we've observed in another manufacturing engagement, without identifying the specific victim. We never share client-identifiable information.
Can we use your intelligence in our own reporting?
Yes, with appropriate attribution where required. We can produce intelligence in formats suitable for inclusion in your internal risk reporting, board papers, or regulatory submissions.