Daily Intel — Automated Threat Summaries
Every day at 9am SGT, we analyze the last 24 hours of high-value threats and generate an intelligence report. No human approval, no delays — just fresh intel with severity breakdowns, sector analysis, IOC extraction, and detection rules.
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Your Threat Intel Is Only as Good as Your Stack Definition
Threat intel is only useful if it knows your actual stack. Without a clean asset and tech inventory, your feed is just expensive noise.
Stop Chasing APTs — Start Tracking Techniques
Stop chasing threat actor names. Track the techniques that actually show up in your logs, detections, and response workflows.
MITRE ATT&CK Mapping Is Not a Detection Strategy
ATT&CK mapping helps organize detections, but it does not tell you what to prioritize, validate, or tune. Strategy starts with risk.
How We Built a Relevance Engine That Knows Your Stack
Most threat feeds rank severity. We rank exposure. Here’s how threats.run scores relevance by stack, sector, telemetry, and timing.
Turn threat intel into investigations with Maya Workspaces
Use Maya Investigation Workspaces to take a threat on threats.run, paste focused logs from your environment, and get a structured investigation plan with hunts and next steps.
The 3-Minute Threat Triage: A Checklist That Actually Works
A fast, ruthless triage checklist that cuts noise and gets analysts to decisions in three minutes.
IOC Quantity Is Vanity; IOC Context Is Sanity
Millions of IOCs mean nothing without context. Learn why context-rich intel beats raw volume every time.
Alert Fatigue Is a Scoring Problem, Not a Volume Problem
Alert fatigue isn't about volume. It's about bad scoring. Fix prioritization and the noise shrinks fast.
Why Your Sigma Rules Need Business Context, Not Just IOCs
Sigma rules stuffed with IOCs generate alerts. Sigma rules with business context generate decisions. Stop drowning in noise.
Why Confidence-Tiered Findings Beat Generic AI Reports
AI reports are only useful if analysts know what to trust. Confidence-tiered findings turn vague summaries into actionable intelligence with clear next steps.
Daily Intel — 12 Mar 2026
In the last 24 hours, 47 notable items were detected (0 critical, 4 high, 37 moderate). +97% vs last week average. Top highlights: Managing Elastic Security Detection Rules with Terraform · Storm-2561 uses SEO poisoning to distribute fake VPN clients for credential theft.