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2026-03-30 16:42 UTC
CriticalSupply chain vulnerability detected in vendor network — 3 indicators correlated across dark web forums and SEC filingsOSINT-7
HighCompetitor filed patent application matching your core technology — analysis and briefing generatedPATENT-2
MediumNew regulatory change in EU markets may affect Q3 operations — compliance impact report attachedREG-14
What It Does
An intelligence analyst that works 24/7 and never misses a signal
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Continuous Monitoring
AI agents scan news feeds, social media, public records, regulatory filings, and dark web forums around the clock. No keywords to configure. No dashboards to check.
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Multi-Source Correlation
Cross-references signals across dozens of sources to surface patterns that human analysts would miss. Connects dots between a supplier's financial filing and a dark web mention.
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Automated Briefings
Generates daily intelligence briefings prioritized by severity and relevance. Delivered to your inbox before you start your day. Actionable, not academic.
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Threat Assessment
Evaluates emerging threats against your specific risk profile. Assigns severity scores based on validated intelligence frameworks, not keyword matching.
The Shift
Intelligence analysis is still manual. We're changing that.
Traditional OSINT Tools
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Alert fatigue from uncorrelated signals
ThreatForge
Autonomous agents that investigate without prompting
Accessible to mid-market security teams
Briefings delivered to you, not dashboards to visit
Producing intelligence from day one
Correlated, contextualized, prioritized signals
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Daily Threat Intelligence Briefing2026-04-08 · Generated 06:47 UTC
Critical RCE vulnerability in enterprise VPN appliances actively exploited in the wild
A pre-auth remote code execution flaw (CVSS 9.8) affecting widely-deployed VPN appliances has been confirmed in-the-wild by three T1 sources. State-linked threat actors are actively scanning for exposed endpoints. No patch available as of briefing time.
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HighSupply Chain
SC-2026-0291
Tier-1 cloud infrastructure provider reports unauthorized access to build pipeline
Signals across 4 OSINT sources indicate a major cloud provider's CI/CD pipeline was accessed by an external party. Correlated with anomalous package signatures reported on developer forums. Potential downstream impact on software supply chains relying on affected toolchain.
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MediumRegulatory
REG-2026-EU-0078
EU Cyber Resilience Act enforcement timeline accelerated — compliance deadline moved to Q3 2026
The European Commission issued a revised implementation schedule for CRA compliance requirements, pulling forward the effective date by 6 months. Organizations with EU digital product exposure face significantly compressed compliance windows.
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