Threat Identification and Assessment Tool


Our AI-driven Threat Assessment Tool transforms how security professionals detect, evaluate, and address threats. Typically, security experts depend on their experience, intelligence reports, and research to pinpoint potential risks from both external and internal sources. Our tool streamlines this process through AI and machine learning, analyzing extensive amounts of open-source intelligence (OSINT), industry reports, and historical security data to identify pertinent threats tailored to the user's location, industry, and operational context.
Key Features and Capabilities
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Automated Threat Identification
Traditionally, security experts rely on experience, intelligence reports, and research to identify potential threats from both external and internal environments. Our tool automates this process using AI and machine learning, analysing vast amounts of open-source intelligence, industry reports, and historical security data to identify relevant threats specific to the user’s location, industry, and operational context.
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Data-Driven Security Measures
The total threat rating is used to determine the appropriate security measures required to mitigate risks. Security teams receive customised recommendations, ensuring they allocate resources effectively to counter high-priority threats. AI-driven analysis reduces human error and ensures consistent, objective threat evaluation
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AI-Generated Intent & Capability Ratings
Threats are rated based on intent and capability:
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Intent Rating: Measures the likelihood of an attack based on known motives, historical data, and intelligence sources.
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Capability Rating: Assesses the ability of a threat actor (e.g., criminal groups, terrorists, cyber adversaries) to carry out the attack successfully.
The tool automatically assigns ratings, providing a total threat rating, which helps prioritise threats requiring immediate mitigation.
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Flexibility & User Control
While the AI provides automated threat identification and ratings, users retain full control over the data:
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Security professionals can add additional threats based on new intelligence or specific concerns.
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Users can adjust intent and capability ratings to align with their unique security context.
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The system learns from these adjustments, continuously refining its threat predictions.