FNA Group

Capability · 02 / 04

Cyber Threat Intelligence.

Understand the attackers targeting your organisation — by name.

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02Cyber Threat Intelligence

Overview

How we work on this.

Most cyber tools tell you what is happening inside your network. By the time they speak, the adversary has already chosen you, studied you and rehearsed the attack. We work upstream of that moment.

We track the criminal syndicates, state-aligned operators and hacktivist crews active in your sector and your region. We profile how they think, which tools they reuse, how they monetise access, and which African institutions they have already touched. When their tradecraft shifts, your security team hears about it before the indicators reach commercial feeds.

The output is not a wall of alerts. It is a small number of well-argued reports that change behaviour: hardening priorities reordered, detection rules tuned to real adversaries, security spend pointed at evidenced risk rather than vendor narrative.

How we think about it

  • Adversary-led

    We start from who is attacking, not from what tool you bought.

  • Attributable

    Every warning carries reasoning, source and confidence — never just a score.

  • Operational

    Reports translate into actions your SOC and engineering teams can take this week.

When clients call us

  • A telecom operator wants to know which ransomware groups are actively targeting African carriers.
  • A regulator needs visibility on leaked credentials, exposed staff data and impersonated infrastructure.
  • A CISO needs defensible evidence to prioritise next year's security budget in front of the board.
  • A fintech preparing to expand into a new market wants a baseline of who will come hunting.

What we deliver

  • Named threat-actor profiles and tradecraft reports
  • External attack-surface and exposure monitoring
  • Brand, domain and executive impersonation alerts
  • Dark-web and leak-site monitoring with attribution
  • Quarterly strategic threat outlook for the board

The outcome

Fewer surprises, faster response, and security investment that finally follows real risk.

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Engagement

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We work with a small number of clients each year. To enquire about an engagement, write to our advisory team.