Threat intelligence is not just a buzzword; it's a necessity. From decision-makers to risk managers and incident responders, everyone in the corporate information security team faces unique challenges.

ThreatVision caters to different roles within the cybersecurity landscape, including decision-makers, risk managers, and incident responders, by offering strategic, operational, and tactical threat intelligence. It aids C-level executives, risk managers, and incident responders in understanding the threat landscape, identifying malicious actors, and deploying effective defenses against cyber threats.

Corporate Decision Making

Annual cybersecurity planning

According to the industry targeted by the hacker group and the attack methods they are good at, the enterprise effectively allocates resources and strengthens its weaknesses.

Risk Management

Deploy defense strategy

According to the tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) of the attack, the enterprise formulates daily operation rules and evaluates network security risks.

Incidents Responding

Daily Operation

Enterprises refer to IoCs and toolkits related to attack operations, monitor specific suspicious events, and quickly defend and respond.

In the rapidly evolving digital landscape of the Asia-Pacific region, the need for localized cyber threat intelligence is paramount.

With over two decades of dedication to researching Asia-Pacific cyber threat intelligence, our team's proficiency in the Chinese language, combined with their in-depth understanding of APT hacker groups in the region, especially those originating from China, places us in a unique position. Our extensive knowledge of attack details and techniques has made us a sought-after participant in world-class conferences like Black Hat Asia, Code Blue, AVTokyo, Troopers, Hack In The Box, and FIRST.

Unique Approach

Unlike many platforms that merely redistribute open-source intelligence, ThreatVision stands out by researching and analyzing intelligence in-house. This ensures that the intelligence provided is not only up-to-date but also more accurate. The clear presentation of data makes it accessible even for non-technical users, bridging the gap between complex cybersecurity threats and business decision-makers.

Focused on APT (Advanced Persistent Threat)

Drawing upon our team's extensive background in ethical hacking, we possess a keen ability to decipher the motives and methodologies of attackers. This proficiency extends to the identification and analysis of Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) attacks, known for their prolonged and surreptitious nature. Armed with this insight, we excel in crafting targeted defense strategies that effectively counteract the sophisticated tactics employed by these threat actors.

ThreatVision's intelligence reports fall under three categories:

APT in Asia, Vulnerability, and Cyber Affairs. These reports provide invaluable insights for decision-making and response.

APT in Asia

TeamT5’s APT in Asia Intelligence provides strategic and actionable intelligence in the Asia Pacific region.

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Users can understand the latest trends and the current threat landscape.

Vulnerability

TeamT5’s Vulnerability Intelligence provides technical details about critical and highly exploitable vulnerabilities.

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Users can use it to mitigate the threat posed by these critical and highly exploitable vulnerabilities.

Cyber Affairs

TeamT5’s Cyber Affairs Intelligence provides strategic cyber intelligence about the Chinese-speaking cyber world.

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Users can understand the cyber capabilities of the emerging superpower, China. It includes the Chinese-speaking cyber world, covering the latest policies, regulations, and cyber incidents.