Cyber Threat Intelligence Services

Name: Cyber Threat Intelligence
Brand: Gridware
Rating: 5.0 (39 reviews)

Most security teams have more threat data than they can use. Gridware turns that noise into specific guidance your analysts, hunters, and executives can act on. We deliver cyber threat intelligence as a managed service for mid-market and enterprise Australian organisations, with sector focus on professional services, infrastructure, healthcare, and government supply chain.

How Gridware delivers Cyber Threat Intelligence

Four delivery layers, each producing decisions rather than dashboards.

1. Tactical intelligence (IOCs and feed enrichment)

Curated, de-duplicated indicators of compromise pushed into your SIEM, EDR, and firewalls. False positives suppressed at source. Integrates with CrowdStrike Falcon, SentinelOne, Microsoft Defender, Fortinet, Palo Alto, and Cisco environments.

2. Operational intelligence (threat actor and TTP analysis)

Profiles of the threat actors targeting your sector, mapped to MITRE ATT&CK. Your SOC uses them to build detection content. Your hunters use them to run hypothesis-driven hunts. Gridware MDR analysts use them to prioritise the alerts that matter.

3. Strategic intelligence (board and executive briefings)

Quarterly written assessments and verbal briefings on the threat landscape relevant to your sector. Written in plain English for boards, audit committees, and exec teams. No raw IOCs, no jargon dump.

4. Targeting and exposure assessments

Gridware simulates how a real threat actor would reconnoitre your organisation. Reports cover leaked credentials, exposed assets, executive footprint, and supply chain weak points. Available as a one-off engagement or an ongoing watch.

Why Cyber Threat Intelligence matters now

Most Australian mid-market organisations either have no CTI program, or they pay for a feed that nobody opens. The result is the same. Response stays reactive. SOC alerts arrive without business context. The same ransomware operators keep working through the same sector. We see this weekly. Construction firms compromised through project portals. Professional services firms hit by BEC pivots that map to actor TTPs nobody on the customer team was tracking.

The 2032 Olympic infrastructure pipeline has raised the targeting profile of Queensland and federal government suppliers. Supply chain attacks against Australian professional services firms are now one of the most common entry vectors into larger organisations. APRA-regulated entities are expected to feed CTI into CPS 234 controls. Essential Eight Maturity Level 3 expects detection content built from current intelligence, not vendor defaults. These are documented expectations, not guesswork.

Buying a threat intelligence feed does not produce intelligence. Gridware does the analysis, the prioritisation, and the integration into your security stack. The output is a decision your team can act on, not a CSV that adds to the alert queue.

Why Gridware

Gridware runs an in-house intelligence function staffed by analysts with backgrounds in government, financial services, and consulting threat-intel teams. We combine that team with feeds from CrowdStrike Falcon Adversary Intelligence, Recorded Future, and sector-specific sources. The output is Gridware-authored intelligence, not a vendor passthrough.

CTI does not sit in isolation at Gridware. Outputs feed Gridware MDR for operational use, the incident response team during active engagements, penetration testing for target prioritisation, and compliance advisory for Essential Eight ML3 evidence. One operating model, one team.

Generic global feeds miss what matters to you. Gridware tracks threat activity inside professional services, construction, infrastructure, healthcare, and government supply chain. We hold sector-specific source relationships and run targeted collection against the actors most active in your space, including the groups currently focused on Queensland government contracting and Olympic-related infrastructure.

Recognised as a Best Workplaces in Technology winner (Australia 2024) and ACSA 2023 Cyber Security Consulting Company of the Year finalist. Read by boards, audit committees, and CISOs across Australia. Book a CTI scoping call to see what we are already tracking in your sector.

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FAQs

What is cyber threat intelligence (CTI) and how is it different from a threat feed?

A threat feed is raw data: indicators, domains, hashes. CTI is what you get when an analyst takes that data, adds context (who is behind it, why it matters to you, what to do about it), and turns it into a decision. Gridware delivers CTI, not feeds. We integrate feeds where they make sense, but the product is analysis, not data volume.

What are the three types of threat intelligence and which do we need?

Tactical (IOCs your tools consume), operational (threat actor and TTP analysis your SOC uses), and strategic (sector-level assessments for executives and boards). Most organisations need all three, though the weighting depends on your maturity. A mid-market firm without a SOC gets the most early value from operational and strategic. A team with an existing SOC and SIEM benefits most from tactical and operational. Gridware scopes the mix during the first engagement.

Do we need CTI if we already have CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, or Microsoft Defender threat data built in?

Vendor-built intelligence is useful but generic. It tells you what was seen across all customers globally. It does not tell you which actors are targeting Australian construction firms this quarter, or which TTPs your sector should hunt for next month. Gridware fills that gap and runs the integration so vendor and Gridware intelligence work together.

How does Gridware CTI integrate with our SIEM, EDR, and firewalls?

We push tactical intelligence into your existing tools via native integrations or STIX/TAXII feeds. Supported environments include CrowdStrike Falcon, SentinelOne, Microsoft Sentinel and Defender, Splunk, Elastic, Fortinet, Palo Alto, and Cisco. The integration is set up during onboarding and tuned across the first 60 days. [CHECK WITH CLIENT: confirm full integration list]

Can CTI help us meet Essential Eight Maturity Level 3 or APRA CPS 234 requirements?

Yes. Essential Eight ML3 expects detection content built from current threat intelligence. CPS 234 requires evidence that security controls are informed by relevant threat data. Gridware CTI feeds both. We produce the documentation auditors and assessors look for, not just the technical integration.

Is the intelligence Australian-focused or global?

Both, weighted toward what affects you. Global awareness matters because most actors are international, but the prioritisation and reporting focus on the threats active against Australian sectors and your specific organisation.

Can Gridware deliver one-off threat assessments, or is CTI only available as a subscription?

Both. Targeting and exposure assessments are commonly run as one-off engagements. Tactical, operational, and strategic intelligence work best as an ongoing service because the value compounds as we learn your environment.

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At Gridware, we work with a wide range of companies across Sydney, Melbourne, and beyond, delivering tailored adversary simulation services to meet their unique needs. From large enterprises safeguarding critical assets to government agencies navigating strict compliance requirements, our clients trust us to strengthen their cybersecurity posture.

No matter the industry, Gridware’s adversary simulation services empower organisations to build resilience, stay ahead of evolving cyber threats, and protect what matters most.