Intelligence scoped to your estate,
written by a named analyst.
MÍMIR is our threat intelligence platform: ten years of proprietary collection, with context, attribution and confidence scoring on every indicator. MTAC is the analyst practice behind it.
A scored briefing, not a firehose.
Generic threat feeds hand your analysts thousands of items and leave them to work out what matters. MÍMIR inverts that. Every item arrives scored against your organization: your industry, geography, technology stack, suppliers and the threat actors you care about. Scoring is explainable, so every analyst works from the same baseline.
Every indicator carries automatic context, attribution and a confidence score. Adversaries are profiled and tracked over time, so you see how a group's tooling and targeting change, not just today's list of addresses.
MTAC, our threat intelligence analysts, turn that into briefings: a bottom line up front, the attack narrative, indicators, MITRE ATT&CK mapping, hardening advice and a prioritized action plan. Formatted for an analyst at the console or a board in the room.
- Threat briefings scored for relevance to your organization, with a recommended action
- Flash alerts when a critical threat touches your stack, and full analytical briefs for complex campaigns
- Technology-stack tagging, so a new exploit in a product you run is flagged the moment it is published
- Indicator lookup with context, attribution and confidence in one view
- Adversary profiles tracked over time for the groups targeting your sector
- Delivery as briefs, exportable reports, and machine-readable feeds and API for your own tools
Profile, score, brief.
Profile your organization
We record your industry, geography, technology stack, key suppliers and the threat actors of concern.
Score what is collected
MÍMIR scores every item against that profile, so only what touches you rises to the top.
Analyst review
An MTAC analyst adds judgement, attribution and the recommended action.
Deliver where you work
Briefs and flash alerts reach your team, your SOC and your tooling, in the format each needs.
Three views of what is coming.
MÍMIR
Scored, attributed intelligence on campaigns, vulnerabilities, indicators and the adversaries behind them.
Garmr
Watches ransomware leak sites and alerts when your organization, or a supplier, is named as a victim.
Raven
Discovers and monitors hidden-network sites where stolen data, access and tooling are traded.
Teams that have outgrown a generic feed.
- In-house SOC teams replacing a patchwork of feeds, bulletins and bookmarks
- CISOs briefing boards on threats that actually touched the business
- Critical infrastructure operators in energy, healthcare, finance and government
- Incident responders who need actor context in seconds
- Executive protection teams tracking exposure of named principals
- Threat hunters looking for the next hypothesis
Who it is for
Mature security teams, and anyone who has outgrown a generic feed and wants intelligence scoped to their own estate, with an analyst they can call.
- Threat intelligence service, intelligence delivered as briefings, fully managed
- Darknet monitoring, your name, credentials and data on criminal markets
- MSOC, intelligence acted on around the clock
- Threat hunting, turning intelligence into hunts in your estate
What buyers ask.
Our vendor already includes threat intel.
Bundled intel is generic. Ours is scoped to your estate and written by a named analyst.
We already pay for a feed.
A feed tells you what exists. MÍMIR tells you which of it matters to you, how confident we are, and what to do first.
Can it feed our own tools?
Yes. Alongside briefs and reports, intelligence is available as machine-readable feeds and an API for your SIEM, EDR and SOAR.
What does MTAC add to the platform?
Judgement. MTAC analysts attribute, prioritize and write the recommended action, and you can put questions to them directly.
Stop reading feeds. Start acting on them.
Talk to sales about a MÍMIR pilot scoped to your stack.