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Cyber Threat Intelligence — Know who is likely to target you, and how
SIRI Security produces Cyber Threat Intelligence analysis focused specifically on the actors, techniques, and campaigns most relevant to your sector and organisation — not generic industry threat reports.
24/7Monitoring coverage
62%Of cloud detections
70%Of malware detections
Why continuous monitoring is now explicit
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Effective
31 JUL 2026
RBI's Framework specifically requires continuous SIEM-based monitoring for commercial banks.
Named requirement
SIEM
Continuous log collection, malware protection, behavioural detection, and threat intelligence integration are explicit requirements, not implied practice.
Growing gap
62% CLOUD
Cloud misconfigurations and IAM exploitation account for 62% of detections in cloud environments (DSCI) — monitoring scope has to extend beyond on-premises infrastructure.
Baseline
6 HR WINDOW
CERT-In's notification requirement depends on actually detecting an incident promptly — monitoring is the precondition for meeting the deadline.
Extending
12–18 MO
RBI's historical pattern of extending bank requirements to NBFCs — SIEM and monitoring expectations are likely on this same trajectory.
Continuous, tuned to how attackers actually operate
What does Cyber Threat Intelligence analysis involve?
Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) analysis goes beyond raw indicator feeds to produce genuine analysis: which threat actors are known to target your sector, what techniques (mapped to MITRE ATT&CK) they typically use, and what that should mean for your specific detection and defence priorities.
This is analyst-driven work, not just automated aggregation — our team tracks actor campaigns relevant to your industry and translates that into specific, actionable recommendations for your security team.
Cloud misconfiguration is now the leading detection category
62% of detections in cloud environments trace back to misconfiguration and IAM exploitation (DSCI) — monitoring built for on-premises infrastructure alone increasingly misses where the real exposure sits.
SIRI Security delivers Cyber Threat Intelligence to this standard directly — practitioner-led, documented, and connected to SIRI Law LLP's legal and regulatory response if a finding ever needs to go further.
What organisations get wrong
Four assumptions that leave organisations effectively unmonitored
Most detection gaps aren't about missing tools — they're about how those tools are actually operated.
01 — COVERAGE
“We review logs when something looks wrong”
Reactive log review only works if someone already suspects a problem — continuous monitoring exists specifically to catch what nobody was already looking for.
02 — TOOLING
“We bought a SIEM, so we're covered”
A SIEM platform without tuned detection rules and dedicated triage capacity generates noise, not security.
03 — SCOPE
“Our monitoring covers the main network”
Cloud infrastructure, SaaS platforms, and third-party integrations are now where the majority of detections actually occur.
04 — CADENCE
“Annual testing is frequent enough”
New releases and infrastructure changes ship faster than an annual test cycle accounts for — continuous testing closes that gap.
What Cyber Threat Intelligence covers
What's included, start to finish
Continuous coverage, tuned to your environment, escalating directly into response.
01
Threat actor profiling
Analysis of actors and groups known to target your specific sector.
02
MITRE ATT&CK mapping
Techniques relevant to your threat profile mapped to the ATT&CK framework.
03
Campaign tracking
Ongoing tracking of active campaigns relevant to your industry.
04
Defence prioritisation guidance
Specific recommendations for what your detection and defence should prioritise.
05
Regular analyst briefings
Scheduled briefings from our analysts, not just an automated report.
Evidence, not guesswork
No monitoring vs. tool-only SIEM vs. SIRI's managed monitoring
Buying a SIEM tool and operating one effectively are different undertakings.
| Approach | No dedicated monitoring | SIEM tool, self-operated | SIRI Cyber Threat Intelligence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coverage hours | Ad hoc / business hours | Depends on internal staffing | 24/7 |
| Cloud & SaaS-specific detection | Rare | Depends on configuration | Included |
| Alert triage capacity | None | Often understaffed | Dedicated |
| Direct escalation into incident response | No defined path | Depends on internal process | Pre-agreed, tested |
| Satisfies RBI's CSOC requirement | No | Partially, if resourced | Yes |
Sources: RBI (Commercial Banks — Cybersecurity, Technology: Risk, Resilience and Assurance Framework) Directions, 2026, effective 31 July 2026; DSCI cloud detection data. Summarised for comparison; confirm current CSOC requirements applicable to your entity category.
Numbers every board should know
What continuous monitoring is actually catching
24/7
Monitoring coverage
Continuous, not business-hours-only or periodic review.
62%
Of cloud detections
Trace to misconfiguration and IAM exploitation (DSCI) — the fastest-growing detection category.
70%
Of malware detections
Are trojans and file infectors (Seqrite 2026).
29.44L
Incidents CERT-In handled
In the latest reporting year — the scale continuous monitoring exists to catch a share of.
Why SIRI for Cyber Threat Intelligence specifically
Monitoring connected directly to response, not a separate vendor relationship
The team watching your environment is the same team that responds when something real is found — no handoff delay between detection and action.
01
Detection connected directly to response
SIRI Security runs under the same roof as SIRI Law LLP — when a finding carries real legal exposure, the engagement can be brought under attorney-client privilege from day one, not bolted on after the fact.
02
Directed by SIRI's Head of Cybersecurity
Vikram Rao, SIRI's Head of Cybersecurity, directs offensive security and incident response and leads CERT-In breach containment for enterprise clients.
03
Cloud-aware by default
Monitoring scope explicitly covers cloud and SaaS environments, where the majority of current detections actually occur.
04
Built for RBI's specific requirement
Deployed and operated to meet the 24×7 CSOC and continuous SIEM monitoring standard the 2026 Framework names directly.
Who this is built for
Organisations this monitoring service is built for
Banks & NBFCs
SEBI-regulated intermediaries
SaaS & cloud-native companies
Organisations without in-house 24/7 capability
Enterprise vendors facing security questionnaires
How we work
From scoping to ongoing delivery
01
Assessment & Design
We assess your current tooling and design the specific integration or capability you need.
Week 102
Implementation & Tuning
We implement and tune the capability against your real environment, not a generic default configuration.
Weeks 2–303
Live Operation
The capability runs continuously, with our team monitoring output and refining it over time.
Week 4+04
Ongoing Optimisation
Regular review keeps detection accurate and relevant as your environment and the threat landscape evolve.
OngoingFrequently asked
Cyber Threat Intelligence, answered directly
Is this analyst-driven or automated?
Analyst-driven — this is genuine intelligence analysis by our team, distinct from automated feed aggregation.
How often do we receive briefings?
We agree a cadence during scoping, typically monthly, with ad-hoc briefings when a significant relevant campaign emerges.
How long does implementation take?
Most services in this category go live within 2 to 4 weeks depending on your existing tooling and environment complexity.
Who monitors this day to day?
SIRI Security's operations team monitors and tunes this continuously — it isn't a set-and-forget tool.
Close the detection gap
Scope Cyber Threat Intelligence.
Start with a coverage assessment, or move straight to deployment if you already know your gaps.
Talk to SIRI Security: +91 79819 12046
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