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Cyber Threat Intelligence for Fintech: A Sector Built for Speed, Targeted for the Same Reason

UK fintech is one of the country's fastest-growing sectors, but its reliance on APIs, partnerships, and real-time data makes it a prime target for cybercriminals. This blog explores why fintechs are so exposed, what the latest UK data reveals about breach costs and supply chain risk, and how cyber threat intelligence helps firms grow securely.

Mallory Unifies Threat Intelligence, Exposure Context, and Response Into One Architecture for Security Teams

As AI-assisted attackers compress exploitation timelines to hours, Mallory turns live adversary intelligence into prioritized, policy-governed action across the tools security teams already run.

June Threat Intelligence Spotlight Report

Each month, our Cyber Threat Intelligence team compiles data from our engagements to determine key industry trends. We look at the initial access methods threat actors are using to gain entry into a network, types of incidents most commonly impacting organizations, which sectors are being more heavily targeted, and which threat groups are most prevalent.

Threat Analytics for Microsoft Sentinel

Microsoft Sentinel gives security teams a strong cloud-native foundation. Securonix Threat Analytics extends that foundation with behavior-driven analytics, AI-driven correlation, risk-based prioritization, and continuously curated threat intelligence, without replacing your SIEM, duplicating data, or disrupting existing workflows. Organizations use Securonix to improve detection coverage, accelerate investigation and response, and maximize Microsoft Sentinel ROI.

Tanium and Google Threat Intelligence bring Google-grade threat intel to the live endpoint

Security teams are under pressure to move faster, investigate more confidently, and make better decisions with fewer resources. But even the best security operations teams run into the same problem. They often do not have a reliable place to start. Threat hunting depends on high-quality intelligence and experienced analysts who know how to turn that intelligence into useful pivots. Alert triage depends on knowing which signals matter and which ones are noise.