Threat intelligence for everyone

Fortify your defenses with our real-time threat actor monitoring and intelligence.

Stay informed, act proactively, and safeguard your assets.

What you get

Real-Time Threat Intelligence

Offers real-time updates on cybersecurity threats from a wide range of sources, including the open web, tor, and telegram channels.

Track threat actor movement

We keep a watchful eye on the cyber adversaries so you can stay one step ahead enabling proactive defence.

Historical data access

Offers access to historical threat data, enabling organizations to analyze trends and anticipate future threats.

Customized alerts

Allow organizations to tailor alerts to specific threat indicators relevant to their environment, reducing alert fatigue and improving incident response.

Comprehensive coverage

Monitors diverse sources, including the dark web and communication channels, providing users with a comprehensive view of the threat landscape, even in hidden corners of the internet.

Cost saving

Proactive threat mitigation and reduced incident response time can lead to cost savings by preventing data breaches and minimizing the financial impact of cyberattacks.

Reduced false positives

Minimizes false positive alerts, ensuring that security teams focus on genuine threats rather than being overwhelmed by irrelevant noise.

User-friendly interface

Designed to be intuitive, ensuring that valuable threat intelligence is accessible and understandable for both technical and non-technical team members.

the platform

Latest ransomware attacks & security incidents funnelled to a single dashboard from thousands of sources

Global Cyber Threat Overview

Stay informed and vigilant in the face of ever evolving cybersecurity risks by exploring the ever-changing landscape of cyber threats across the world.

Global Cyber Threat Overview

Stay informed and vigilant in the face of ever evolving cybersecurity risks by exploring the ever-changing landscape of cyber threats across the world.

Profile of cyber adversaries

Develop a profound insight into the threats they may pose to your cybersecurity defences and stay ahead by comprehending your adversaries.

Custom Threat Alerts

Stay informed about the threats that matter most to your organization and take proactive measures against potential cyber risks.

Data ingestion

Integrate falconfeeds API with your SOC systems to ingest threat incident data from across the globe, empowering your organization to strengthen its defenses.

Seamless integrations

Seamlessly connect falconfeeds.io with slack, webhook, and Microsoft teams to receive real-time alerts.

Explore the cybersecurity frontier: insights, tips, and trends

FALCONFEEDS BLOG

Cyber Attacks in Australia (January - September 2024): A Comprehensive Analysis

From January to September 2024, Australia faced 309 cyber attacks, revealing a consistent threat across industries, particularly in Technology & IT Services, Consumer Services, and Manufacturing. Access sales led in attack types, while ransomware incidents surged in August, showing increased activity among ransomware groups. Platforms like Breach Forums and Exploit facilitated data trading, underscoring the need for dark web monitoring. RansomHub, LockBit 3.0, and Medusa were the most active ransomware groups, targeting key sectors. To mitigate risks, Australian organizations are urged to strengthen defenses, enhance data security, and foster collaboration across sectors for a resilient cybersecurity framework.

Cyber Attacks in Africa: A Comprehensive Analysis of Trends from January to August 2024

The blog provides an in-depth analysis of cyber attacks in Africa between January and August 2024, based on data from FalconFeeds.io. During this period, 307 incidents were recorded, with DDoS attacks being the most prevalent, followed by data breaches, defacements, and ransomware. South Africa was the most targeted country, and the Government & Public Sector faced the majority of these attacks. Key ransomware groups such as LOCKBIT 3.0, Hunters International, and RansomHub were active in the region. The blog also includes recommendations for mitigating cyber threats, such as enhancing cybersecurity defenses, using threat intelligence, improving incident response plans, and adopting Zero Trust architecture.

Cyber Attacks in ASEAN Countries: A Detailed Analysis (January - August 2024)

Between January and August 2024, ASEAN countries experienced 1,594 cyber attacks, with Indonesia being the most affected, largely due to a ransomware attack on its National Data Center. DDoS attacks dominated with 809 incidents, followed by 412 data breaches and 144 defacements, primarily targeting the Government, Education, and Media sectors. The majority of incidents occurred in Indonesia, Thailand, and the Philippines, highlighting the region's growing vulnerability. Key threat actors, including ransomware groups like LockBit 3.0 and RansomHub, as well as DDoS-as-a-Service groups operating via Telegram, played a significant role in these attacks. The blog underscores the need for stronger cybersecurity measures across ASEAN, such as multi-layered defenses, improved employee training, and dark web monitoring, while stressing the importance of proactive strategies and regional cooperation to combat evolving cyber threats.

Cyber Attacks in the Middle East: An In-Depth Analysis (January - July 2024)

The blog analyzes cyber attacks in the Middle East during the first half of 2024, with 1,700 incidents recorded, dominated by DDoS attacks (62%). Key targets included Israel, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE, with the Government & Public Sector, Education, and Technology industries most affected. Major threat actors such as LockBit 3.0 and RipperSec led the attacks, particularly targeting Israel. The blog provides recommendations for organizations, including adopting DDoS protection, enhancing data security, implementing multi-factor authentication, and staying proactive through regular incident response updates and collaboration with cybersecurity networks.