Cyber Threat Intelligence Data

Bitsight has the largest data lake of collected threat intelligence that includes but not limited to: leaked credentials, compromised endpoints, initial access brokers, CVE activity, data leaks, stolen credit cards, and crypto addresses.The primary sources of data include:

• Clear web: Paste sites (e.g. pastebin), Reddit, 8chan, NVD, Twitter (secondary+direct), GitHub (Secondary+direct), cyber and mainstream news, blogs
• Deep Web: Open and closed (invite-only) forums, markets, credit card markets, paste sites and IRC channels
• Dark Web: Open and closed (invite-only) forums, markets, credit card markets, paste sites and IRC channels, Dread, Zeronet
• Social Messaging: Open and closed (invite-only) groups and channels on Telegram, Discord
• IOCs: Technical indicators from open source and commercial feeds

Bitsight TI leverages multiple data types, including:

1. Indicators of Compromise (IOCs): IP addresses, hashes, domains tied to malicious activity
2. Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs): Behavioral patterns associated with threat actors and malware strains
3. Compromised credentials: Stolen user login data appearing in underground markets, including Initial Access Broker markets
4. Ransomware tactics: Information about ransomware forums, double extortion tactics, and attack vectors
5. Exploit intelligence: Context on CVEs being actively exploited or targeted

This intelligence is enriched with real-world threat context to prioritize threats based on likelihood and impact

Bitsight delivers cyber threat intelligence in structured, actionable formats through the platform and APIs. In addition to full STIX/TAXII support, Bitsight also offers simplified, integration-ready data structures designed to fit directly into operational workflows and dashboards.

Bitsight gathers CTI from:

1. Open Source Intelligence (OSINT)
2. Deep and Dark Web forums and marketplaces
3. Underground ransomware leak sites
4. Stealer malware data
5. Internal threat research and telemetry
6. Security disclosures and breach data
7. Third-party risk and vulnerability scans
8. Social media and messaging platforms, official databases, media and blogs, app stores

This is enhanced by Bitsight’s proprietary Graph of Internet Assets and real-time monitoring of over 40 million organizations globally.

Bitsight AI is embedded across the threat intelligence lifecycle, powering:

1. Automated discovery of exposed identities, assets, and vulnerabilities
2. Dynamic mapping and correlation of threats to specific assets
3. Predictive scoring, such as the Dynamic Vulnerability Exploit (DVE) Score, to assess exploitation likelihood
4. Automated report generation and summarization for rapid understanding
5. Agentic workflows to orchestrate response and accelerate remediation

These capabilities reduce manual effort and accelerate decisions across security and GRC functions.

Bitsight TI provides insights into:

1. Active threat actors and ransomware groups
2. Motivations and tactics behind attacks, including industry-specific targeting
3. Brand related threats to your organization and high-level executives.
4. Exposure levels of compromised credentials and vulnerable assets
5. Adversary infrastructure and malware distribution mechanisms
6. Emerging threats and early indicators of attack campaigns
7. Industry-specific and sector-wide risk trends via Bitsight Pulse

These insights enable security teams to act quickly and GRC teams to align with business risk.

SOC and SecOps teams rely on CTI to:

1. Proactively detect threats before they escalate
2. Accelerate incident response with enriched context
3. Reduce noise and alert fatigue by focusing on relevant threats
4. Align response with business-critical assets using prioritized threat intel
5. Identify ransomware activity and adversary TTPs targeting their organization

Bitsight enhances these workflows with real-time, curated insights directly from attacker channels and public threat environments.

For GRC teams, CTI supports:

1. Evidence-based risk assessments and compliance reporting
2. Faster third-party onboarding with objective threat exposure data
3. Continuous monitoring of vendor ecosystems for emerging risks
4. Mapping threat data to frameworks (e.g., SIG, NIST, ISO) using AI
5. Better alignment between cyber threats and business risk to inform governance decisions

Bitsight TI streamlines these tasks by integrating structured, real-time intelligence into governance workflows.