Transform raw threat datainto actionable intelligence.Anticipate. Prioritize. Strike first.
Spakto aggregates, enriches, and operationalizes global threat telemetry — enabling security teams to anticipate adversary behavior, prioritize risk, and respond with precision before attacks materialize.
Threat Intelligence Platform
Global signals fused into
actionable adversary intelligence.
5.1M+ IOCs processed daily across 187 sources — OSINT, commercial, dark web, cloud telemetry, ISAC, and vulnerability feeds — unified, enriched, and delivered as structured STIX 2.1 intelligence in under 15 minutes.
Intelligence Sources
187 sources.
One unified feed.
Every intelligence category — from open-source to closed dark-web forums — normalised and confidence-scored before reaching your controls.
Collection Pipeline
Raw signals become
structured intelligence.
Five deterministic pipeline stages convert heterogeneous raw feed data into normalised, deduplicated, enriched STIX 2.1 intelligence objects — every stage observable, measurable, and SLA-bound.
Raw Ingestion
5 000+ EPS multi-protocol ingestion over TAXII 2.1, REST, syslog, webhook and S3/blob. Schema-agnostic intake with lossless buffering.
APT Adversary Tracking
Adversary Profiling.
Every TTP Mapped.
Continuous adversary profiling against MITRE ATT&CK with campaign timeline tracking, infrastructure overlap detection, and targeting pattern analysis updated in real time.
APT29
Live IOC Intelligence Feed
Real-time indicators.
Zero-delay delivery.
4.2M+ validated IOCs processed daily — enriched, confidence-scored, and distributed to controls within 15 minutes of source ingestion.
Industry Threat Landscape
LIVE · 15-MIN REFRESHSector-level risk.
Updated continuously.
Cross-sector risk scoring aggregates incident frequency, adversary targeting intensity, vulnerability exposure, and active campaign activity into a unified risk index.
Enrichment Engine
Automated Context
At Every Stage.
Every ingested IOC traverses a multi-stage automated enrichment chain — adding geo-context, passive DNS history, WHOIS attribution, multi-AV verdict, service fingerprints, and community correlation before it reaches analysts.
Maps IP to country, city, ASN, and hosting provider. Identifies VPN/proxy/TOR exit nodes and bulletproof hosting patterns.
Intelligence Analysis · S08
From Telemetry Chaos to
Structured Adversary Intelligence.
Four interconnected analysis modules collapse raw telemetry noise into attribution-graded, TTP-mapped threat intelligence — ready for direct SIEM/SOAR consumption.
Behavioral Clustering
18 240 raw events reduced to 312 behavioral groups via DBSCAN clustering on process, network, and file activity vectors. 47% noise reduction before analyst review.
Operationalization · S09
Intelligence →
Controlled Execution.
Validated intelligence propagates automatically to every security control layer — SIEM rules, SOAR triggers, firewall blocks, EDR indicators, and identity lockdown — without analyst intervention.
SIEM Detection Rules
Sigma-format detection rules auto-generated from IOC + TTP analysis. Tuned for precision — average 4.2% false-positive rate.
Platform Integrations
A Unified Security
Intelligence Mesh.
Pre-built connectors across SIEM, SOAR, TIP, EDR, vulnerability management, and ITSM — standardised via STIX 2.1, TAXII 2.1, REST, and vendor-native APIs.
Intelligence Reporting
Operational Clarity.
Executive-Grade Intelligence Visibility.
Three intelligence report tiers — from CISO board briefs to analyst-grade tactical reports — automatically generated, scheduled, and distributed at the cadence your organisation requires.
One-page threat posture summary with risk trajectory, top adversaries, and recommended board-level actions. Non-technical language, SLA compliant.
Governance & Compliance
Intelligence That Stands
Audit & Regulatory Scrutiny.
Every enrichment action, analyst decision, playbook execution, and IOC distribution is logged, timestamped, and packaged as audit-ready evidence for ISO 27001, SOC 2, NIST CSF, GDPR, and PCI DSS compliance.
Threat Intelligence FAQ
Frequently asked
questions.
answered
Spakto fuses 187+ heterogeneous sources — OSINT, dark web, commercial, cloud telemetry, and ISAC feeds — through a single enrichment and confidence-scoring pipeline. You receive structured, attribution-enriched STIX 2.1 bundles rather than raw IOC lists, ready for direct SIEM and SOAR ingestion with no manual transformation.
Attribution uses a multi-source fusion model: TTP fingerprinting weighted against known actor profiles, infrastructure overlap detection across passive DNS and certificate chains, malware code similarity scoring, and campaign timeline correlation. Confidence is expressed as a percentage per actor hypothesis with alternative attribution hypotheses listed.
All 14 ATT&CK tactic categories and 430+ technique/sub-technique combinations are covered in the current v15 knowledge base. Every IOC and threat report is annotated with applicable technique IDs, enabling direct ATT&CK Navigator layer export for gap analysis.
Dedicated crawlers monitor Tor markets, closed cybercrime forums, Telegram channels, and paste sites for brand mentions, credential leaks, pre-sale exploit chatter, and targeted attack discussions. Alerts are enriched with actor attribution and delivered within 8 hours of detection, typically weeks before weaponisation.
Intelligence is delivered via TAXII 2.1, REST API (JSON), MISP format, STIX 2.1 native bundles, Sigma detection rules, YARA rules, and CSV export. Most SIEM/SOAR/TIP platforms receive push updates automatically within 15 minutes of intelligence validation.
The pipeline targets sub-15-minute end-to-end latency from raw ingestion to SIEM rule distribution. SOAR playbook triggers fire within 3 minutes of confirmed high-confidence IOC validation. Firewall and DNS block-list updates propagate within 5 minutes via vendor API.
Yes. The platform produces audit-ready evidence packages for ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II, NIST CSF 2.0, GDPR, and PCI DSS v4.0 automatically. Each package includes timestamped IOC records, analyst action logs, playbook execution traces, and executive dashboards formatted for auditor submission.
Yes. Core telemetry collection and IOC distribution are fully agentless — operating via existing SIEM log forwarding, cloud provider native APIs, and network-layer passive sensors. Agent-based EDR enrichment is optional and supported for CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, and Microsoft Defender where deeper host context is required.