You pay for 3 feeds. You don't know what to do with their alerts.
Most organizations investing in CTI buy 2 or 3 specialized feeds at $30-80K each. Result: 80% duplicate alerts, 0% contextualization to their stack, 0% correlation to their internal posture. FortaRisks aggregates 50+ public and commercial sources in a single platform, deduplicated and enriched across 22 phases. You pay for the platform. You stop your redundant external feeds.
Three capabilities. One operable intelligence.
The 50+ sources, by category.
No external paid feed to add. Everything included in the plan.
Three moments. Three uses.
Case 1
The SOC analyst's morning (8:00 AM)
You open the Action Feed. 8 prioritized actions for today. First one: "CVE-2025-XXXX (CVSS 9.1, EPSS 0.92, KEV yes) on frontend-prod-12.acme.ca. Actor: BlackBasta targeting healthcare. Action: patch within 24h. Estimated avoided cost: $180K." You assign. You move to the second one. In 20 minutes, your queue is framed.
Case 2
APT pivot (CISA alert overnight)
CISA publishes an advisory at 3:00 AM on a new Volt Typhoon TTP targeting NA critical infrastructure. At 3:15, FortaRisks ingests and enriches. At 3:30, the engine identifies 4 of your infrastructure assets matching the TTP, plus 2 of your critical TPRM third parties. At 8:00 AM, your morning briefing contains the precise list. No manual hunting in RSS feeds.
Case 3
IOC hunt on an active incident
Your EDR surfaces an unknown hash. You paste it in the FortaRisks search bar. The hash is linked to a malware family (Cl0p), itself linked to 3 active campaigns, themselves linked to a primary actor. The graph shows you 47 correlated IOCs (IPs, domains, other hashes). You export to STIX 2.1 to your SIEM in 3 clicks. The hunt is framed in 5 minutes instead of 2 hours.
CTI is not a silo. All pillars feed on it.
CTI has little value if it stays in its tool. That's what differentiates a platform from a feed. FortaRisks pushes CTI signals into the other 4 pillars, continuously, so that every decision is informed by the day's actual threat.
CTI → Posture & Compliance
Expected controls per framework are enriched by the TTPs of actors targeting your sector. You see which controls have immediate defensive value vs theoretical ones.
CTI → EASM
Each EASM finding is automatically correlated to active CVEs for detected services (exposed versions). An Apache HTTP 2.4.49 exposed becomes immediately a critical finding if a KEV CVE applies.
CTI → TPRM
CTI signals are filtered by each third party's industry sector. If Lockbit targets healthcare and one of your healthcare suppliers has an exposed CVE, you see it before the attack.
CTI → AI Risk Engine
CTI provides the "sector targeting" and "exploitation probability" components of the risk score. Without CTI, the AI would treat an unexploited CVSS 9.8 like a CVSS 6.5 in CISA KEV.
FAQs
1/ What are the 50+ sources and at what freshness?
Public sources (CISA KEV, NVD, EPSS, MITRE ATT&CK) synced every 2 to 6 hours per their own SLA. Commercial feeds and IOCs refreshed continuously. Watchlist matching runs after each enrichment cycle (~15 min). Full list with exact freshness downloadable in the page's lead magnet.
2/ How do you deduplicate IOCs across sources?
Canonical hash on the IOC's normalized value (lowercase, trimming, unified format). An IOC observed across 5 sources = 1 enriched entry with the 5 sources as attribution. Not 5 duplicates. Same deduplication on CVEs (CVE ID as canonical key with multi-source enrichment consolidation).
3/ What is a "combined CVSS + EPSS + KEV score"?
CVSS measures a CVE's theoretical severity (0-10). EPSS (Exploit Prediction Scoring System) measures observed exploitation probability over 30 days (0-1). KEV (CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities) flag indicates confirmed active exploitation. FortaRisks combines the three into a unified score, prioritizing actually exploited CVEs over theoretically critical ones with no observed exploit.
4/ Do you cover MITRE ATT&CK for industrial environments (ICS)?
Yes. The 3 MITRE matrices are supported: Enterprise (classic IT), Mobile (Android/iOS), and **ICS** (Industrial Control Systems - rare on the market). ICS techniques are mapped to OT/ICS scanner industrial protocols (Modbus, S7, BACnet, etc.). Interactive heatmaps per actor available.