Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) is the discipline focused on collecting, analysing, and interpreting information about existing and emerging cyber threats. Its goal is to provide organisations with actionable intelligence that helps anticipate attacks, understand adversaries, and strengthen defensive strategies.
CTI goes beyond simple indicator gathering: it seeks to uncover the motivations, tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) of threat actors, enabling security teams to prioritise risks and make informed decisions.
Cyber Threat Intelligence is typically organised into three levels:
CTI helps companies identify threats before they materialise, reduce exposure to attacks, and strengthen their security posture. It allows companies to:
At Telefónica Tech, CTI is integrated into the Digital Operations Center (DOC) and enhances all managed cybersecurity services. It feeds SIEM, SOAR, XDR, SASE, and SOC operations with enriched context, helping analysts detect threats earlier, automate triage, and make faster and more accurate decisions.
CTI allows us to identify malicious infrastructures, analyse emerging malware, monitor dark web activity, and provide customers with proactive intelligence reports tailored to their industry and risk profile.