Cyber Intelligence — Know what's being said about you before it becomes an incident
SIRI Security's cyber intelligence service monitors dark-web forums, leaked-credential markets, and threat-actor chatter for anything specifically relevant to your organisation — not a generic industry feed.
Depth, held to an evidentiary standard
What is Cyber Intelligence monitoring?
Cyber intelligence goes beyond generic threat feeds to monitor specifically for your organisation: leaked credentials tied to your domains, mentions of your brand or executives on dark-web forums, and chatter from threat actors who may be targeting your sector.
Where something relevant surfaces — a credential dump, a data-for-sale listing, targeted chatter — you get an actionable alert, not a raw data feed, with our assessment of what it actually means for you.
SIRI Security delivers Cyber 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 undermine advanced assessment work
Depth without the right evidentiary discipline can end up unusable when it matters most.
“We'll worry about admissibility later”
Evidence collected without proper chain-of-custody discipline from the start often can't be rehabilitated afterward — the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam 2023 cares about how it was gathered, not just what it shows.
“Standard VAPT already covers this”
Red-team operations, AI/LLM audits, hardware security, and digital forensics each require specialised methodology that routine testing doesn't attempt.
“New technology just needs the same checklist”
AI/LLM systems and specialised hardware introduce failure modes — prompt injection, model extraction, physical debug exposure — that generic assessment frameworks weren't built for.
“We can take our time on a complex finding”
CERT-In's notification clock doesn't pause for investigative complexity — advanced assessment work still has to feed a fast decision process.
What Cyber Intelligence covers
What's included, start to finish
Depth-first work, documented to a standard that holds up beyond the engagement itself.
Dark-web & forum monitoring
Ongoing monitoring of relevant dark-web marketplaces and threat-actor forums.
Leaked credential detection
Alerts when credentials tied to your domains appear in breach dumps or marketplaces.
Brand & executive monitoring
Mentions of your organisation or named executives across threat-actor channels.
Sector-specific threat briefings
Regular briefings on threat-actor activity relevant to your specific industry.
Actionable alerting
Assessed, prioritised alerts rather than a raw unfiltered data feed.
Evidence, not guesswork
Generic assessment vs. a documented SIRI engagement
The difference shows up when findings need to go somewhere — a board, a regulator, or a court.
| Approach | No specialised assessment | Generic technical review | SIRI Cyber Intelligence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Methodology | None | Generic checklist | Specialised, purpose-built |
| Evidentiary discipline | None | Inconsistent | Chain-of-custody from collection |
| Litigation/regulatory readiness | No | Unlikely | Built in, via SIRI Law LLP |
| Named practitioner accountability | N/A | Varies | Yes |
| Satisfies board-level scrutiny | No | Partially | Yes |
Sources: Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023; RBI (Commercial Banks — Cybersecurity, Technology: Risk, Resilience and Assurance Framework) Directions, 2026; DSCI and Seqrite 2026 threat data. Summarised for comparison.
Numbers every board should know
What advanced assessment is actually catching
Of cloud detections
Trace to misconfiguration and IAM exploitation (DSCI).
Of malware detections
Are trojans and file infectors (Seqrite 2026).
Incidents CERT-In handled
In the latest reporting year — the scale advanced assessment work sits against.
CERT-In notification window
The deadline advanced findings still have to feed into.
Why SIRI for Cyber Intelligence specifically
Depth backed by an evidentiary standard, under one roof
The same team that runs the assessment can carry a real finding into a legal or regulatory response without a handoff.
Court-admissible from the first byte collected
Ananya Krishnan, SIRI's Digital Forensics Lead, prepares court-admissible forensic reports and testifies as an expert witness when findings end up in front of a judge.
Led by named offensive-security practitioners
Vikram Rao, SIRI's Head of Cybersecurity, directs offensive security and incident response and leads CERT-In breach containment for enterprise clients.
Findings connected directly to legal exposure
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.
Built for the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam's standard
Evidence handling is designed to the admissibility standard India's evidence law sets, not a generic international template retrofitted afterward.
Who this is built for
Organisations this assessment service is built for
How we work
From scoping to ongoing delivery
Scoping & Objectives
We agree the exact scope, rules of engagement, and success criteria with you before any testing starts.
Week 1Assessment & Exploitation
Our specialists carry out the engagement hands-on, documenting evidence for every finding as they go.
Weeks 2–3Reporting & Risk Rating
Findings are written up with proof-of-concept and business impact, not just a raw technical dump.
Week 4+Debrief & Remediation Support
We walk your team through the findings live and remain available while you remediate.
OngoingFrequently asked
Cyber Intelligence, answered directly
Is this a one-time report or ongoing monitoring?
This is primarily an ongoing monitoring service; a one-time point-in-time intelligence assessment is also available on request.
How is this different from Threat Intelligence Platform under MSSP?
This service focuses on external, organisation-specific dark-web and threat-actor monitoring; the MSSP Threat Intelligence Platform integrates that intelligence into your internal SOC tooling and detection rules.
How long does this take?
Most engagements in this category run 1 to 3 weeks depending on scope; we'll give you an exact estimate once scoping is complete.
Who actually does the work?
Senior SIRI Security specialists carry out every engagement personally — this is never outsourced or run purely by automated tooling.
Get depth that holds up
Scope Cyber Intelligence.
Most engagements start with a short scoping call to confirm objectives, environment, and evidentiary requirements.
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