Threat intelligence
Turn threat data into actionable defence
Stay ahead of attacks with curated intelligence feeds, dark web monitoring, and rapid advisories. Fujitsu delivers validated IOCs and campaign insights that enrich your decision‑making and help you anticipate, identify, and mitigate risks.
Preparedness enables rapid recovery

Understand who targets you and where you’re exposed. Our Threat Intel Profile Landscape Assessment, Threat Modelling, Internet Footprint and Darknet Reports map APTs, TTPs and data leaks, with tailored recommendations to strengthen your defences.
Solutions
Our Darknet Report gives your organisation a point in time snapshot of its exposure within dark web communities - delivering clarity, confirmation and actionable insights without committing to continuous monitoring. It’s a fast, intelligence driven way to uncover hidden risks and strengthen your security posture.

Threat Intel Profile Assessment
Our Threat Intel Profile Assesment maps real-world adversary activity to your environment, helping you understand which threats warrant the greatest attention.

Fujitsu’s Threat Modelling Service provides a structured, intelligence led view of how adversaries could compromise your environment, giving you clear, prioritised actions to improve resilience before attackers can exploit gaps. We work collaboratively to map critical assets and attack paths, then apply intelligence-led scenarios to test how those threats could realistically unfold.

Our Darknet Monitoring service monitors the deepest corners of the internet to protect your organisation from unseen risks.

Our Threat Hunting assessment delivers a detailed report of hidden threats, vulnerabilities, and detection gaps, providing clear, actionable recommendations to strengthen your defences.

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