For proactive defense, operational clarity, and executive confidence.
CSFI delivers tailored, evidence-based Cyber Threat Intelligence that helps leaders, SOC teams, incident responders, and security programs understand threats, prioritize action, and defend decisions with confidence.
The Cyber Security Forum Initiative Cyber Threat Intelligence Division provides platform-free CTI reporting, maturity assessments, framework-driven enrichment, defensive threat-hunting support, and structured dissemination governance.
The model is built for organizations that need trusted intelligence products, clear recommendations, and operationally useful outputs, without unnecessary platform lock-in.
Finished products you own, not another console to license.
Know where your CTI program stands and where to invest.
Reports mapped across the major intelligence frameworks.
Defensible release decisions, documented before you share.
The Cyber Security Forum Initiative
Cyber Threat Intelligence Division
Finished intelligence for the decisions leadership has to make: what the threat means, who is behind it, and where to put the next dollar of defense.
Tailored finished intelligence aligned to a specific executive question, board decision, sector risk, incident concern, or strategic requirement.
CISOs, executives, boards, risk leaders, legal teams, and public-sector leaders.
Focused intelligence that explains how changing threat activity affects a specific industry, region, partner ecosystem, or mission environment.
CISOs, risk committees, government partners, associations, SMEs, and critical infrastructure leaders.
Analysis that bridges raw technical indicators with adversary motivation, strategic objectives, cultural context, and likely operational behavior.
Executives, intelligence teams, national security stakeholders, strategic planners, and critical infrastructure operators.
A structured CTI capability and maturity evaluation that identifies gaps, benchmarks current posture, and defines a practical improvement path.
CISOs, CTI managers, security program owners, risk leaders, and advisory clients.
Intelligence that moves at the speed of an incident, connects an adversary's behavior into a usable picture, and helps a CTI program run with discipline.
Rapid intelligence reporting for active incidents, adversary campaigns, vulnerability surges, or fast-changing threat developments.
Incident responders, SOC teams, vulnerability management teams, CISOs, and crisis response leaders.
Operational intelligence that connects adversary behavior, infrastructure, tools, malware, victimology, and campaign timelines into a usable threat picture.
CTI analysts, SOC leads, threat hunters, incident responders, and intelligence shops.
Advisory support that aligns CTI products, reporting depth, cadence, and dissemination channels to the client's actual stakeholders and maturity level.
CTI program managers, CISOs, SOC leadership, and security operations leaders.
Advisory support that helps CTI directly improve SOC triage, incident response, threat hunting, and vulnerability prioritization.
SOC teams, IR teams, threat hunters, vulnerability managers, and security engineers.
A structured review process that helps analysts determine whether a CTI product is ready to share, hold, revise, or escalate before dissemination.
CTI teams, intelligence release authorities, compliance teams, DIB partners, and government-facing security teams.
Where reporting becomes detection: indicators, techniques, framework mappings, and read-only hunting that defenders can act on directly.
Technical intelligence packages that convert threat reporting into actionable indicators, ATT&CK techniques, hunt leads, and defensive validation artifacts.
SOC analysts, threat hunters, detection engineers, and incident responders.
Report-to-framework enrichment that maps a source report across ATT&CK, D3FEND, Cyber Kill Chain, Diamond Model, DISARM, and STIX 2.1 outputs.
CTI analysts, SOC teams, intelligence shops, threat hunters, and incident responders.
Read-only defensive hunting that helps identify suspicious endpoint activity, network exposure, IOC matches, and posture weaknesses.
Threat hunters, technical analysts, security practitioners, and executives needing endpoint-level visibility.
CSFI-CTID tooling powers the finished products: framework enrichment, defensive hunting, release governance, and maturity assessment.
Report Analysis, Visualization & ENrichment
One threat report in, every major framework out. RAVEN ingests a PDF, live URL, HTML page, JSON file, or STIX bundle, then extracts the intelligence and maps it across six frameworks at once, fully grounded and fully cited.
Grounded by design. Every technique, countermeasure, actor, and indicator is validated against the real catalogs, scored for confidence, and traceable to the source passage it came from.
A read-only defensive threat-hunting console for macOS. It inspects endpoint posture, monitors network activity, supports IOC and APT-focused hunts, maps local network exposure, flags CVEs, and uses SNORT for real-time IDS visibility.
Representative console output
Mission Unified Standards for Threat Exchange & Release
A CTI sharing compliance and release-readiness framework. Disciplined dissemination, defensible decisions.
Ten capability domains, scored
A structured CTI maturity instrument: domain comparisons, radar views, heatmaps, and an improvement roadmap.
Connect reporting to detection
Indicator workflows that validate threat reports against endpoints and hunt pipelines.
From a single tailored report to a fully custom CTI operating model. Start anywhere, scale when it makes sense.
Organizations that need one tailored CTI product without a platform purchase, annual contract, or standing retainer.
Organizations that need to understand CTI maturity, capability gaps, stakeholder requirements, and investment priorities.
Teams that need recurring or surge-based analyst support without losing flexibility.
Mature teams, intelligence shops, DIB partners, critical infrastructure operators, and organizations requiring custom workflows.
Every engagement follows the same disciplined path, from the question you need answered to a product you can act on and improve.
We start with the client's RFI, decision need, sector, geography, threat profile, stakeholder structure, and priorities, so the product answers the question that actually needs answering.
Analysts gather relevant threat information from appropriate sources, evaluate reliability, and assess credibility before analysis: OSINT, commercial intelligence, trusted communities, internal context, indicators, vulnerability data, and client material.
We apply structured analytic tradecraft to develop key judgments, adversary context, operational implications, and recommended actions. Where useful, RAVEN maps the source across six frameworks at once.
Reports are refined for accuracy, clarity, audience fit, handling, and dissemination readiness. For controlled release, MUSTER supports a documented review across sharing gates and a final determination.
The final product arrives in a format the client can act on: report, dashboard, technical appendix, STIX bundle, Navigator layer, audio brief, or clarification session. Feedback then informs future reporting and posture improvement.
Tell us the decision you are facing or the capability you want to build, and a CTI analyst will follow up to scope the right product.
Notice
The Cyber Security Forum Initiative (CSFI) is an independent nonprofit advancing cyber security capacity across the public and private sectors. RAVEN, CSFI HUNT +OPFOR, MUSTER, and the CTI Posture Assessment are products of the CSFI Cyber Threat Intelligence Division. References to external frameworks, standards bodies, and authorities indicate alignment with publicly available doctrine only and imply no endorsement or affiliation.