How we work
Generic threat intelligence is noise. Useful threat intelligence is curated against the actual threat actors, malware families and TTPs that target your sector and your geography, and it is integrated with the controls you already operate. Sandline produces sector-specific intelligence packages for Romanian and EU organisations and operationalises them against your SIEM, your EDR and your vulnerability management programme — including direct integration with the Centraleyezer CTI signals.
Outcomes
- Sector-specific actor and TTP profile relevant to your business
- Detection content (sigma rules, EDR queries) tied to the prioritised actors
- CTI-informed vulnerability prioritisation in Centraleyezer
- Quarterly briefings for leadership and the SOC
Deliverables
- Sector threat profile
- Detection content package
- Centraleyezer CTI feed configuration
- Quarterly briefing pack
Engagement Workspace · 90 days free
Included with this engagement: a Centraleyezer SaaS deployment for 90 days where you generate reports on demand. At day 90 it either closes (your DOCX/PDF reports and attestation letter stay with you) or extends as a paid SaaS subscription if you want to keep using it.
Frequently asked
How is this different from a generic CTI feed?
A generic feed sends you everything. A Sandline CTI engagement curates: actors and TTPs that target your sector and geography, with detection content (sigma rules, EDR queries) tied directly to those actors. The output is operational, not informational.
Do you cover sector-specific actors for Romania / EU?
Yes. Our coverage is strongest for actors targeting Romanian and EU financial services, energy operators, public administration and telecoms — the sectors that trip NIS2 essential-entity thresholds.
How do you integrate with our SIEM / EDR?
We deliver detection content in a portable format (sigma rules, MITRE ATT&CK technique IDs, EDR-vendor queries where requested) and validate it against your stack during the engagement. We do not require a specific SIEM or EDR vendor.