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Daily Intel — Automated Threat Summaries

Every day at 9am SGT, we analyze the last 24 hours of high-value threats and generate an intelligence report. No human approval, no delays — just fresh intel with severity breakdowns, sector analysis, IOC extraction, and detection rules.

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Owl detective examining malware with magnifying glass over intelligence documents
Resources2026-05-25

How We Built a Relevance Engine That Knows Your Stack

Most threat feeds rank severity. We rank exposure. Here’s how threats.run scores relevance by stack, sector, telemetry, and timing.

6 min read
Relevance ScoringPersonalizationTech Stack
Security analyst mapping attacker techniques across detections instead of chasing threat actor labels
Resources2026-05-19

Stop Chasing APTs — Start Tracking Techniques

Stop chasing threat actor names. Track the techniques that actually show up in your logs, detections, and response workflows.

6 min read
APTTTPsThreat Actors
Security analyst reviewing ATT&CK technique coverage against real detection signal
Resources2026-05-16

MITRE ATT&CK Mapping Is Not a Detection Strategy

ATT&CK mapping helps organize detections, but it does not tell you what to prioritize, validate, or tune. Strategy starts with risk.

6 min read
MITRE ATT&CKDetectionStrategy
Security analyst turning raw RSS threat feeds into a ranked risk score workflow
Resources2026-05-10

From RSS to Risk Score: How AI Triage Actually Works

AI triage turns RSS noise into risk-ranked work by extracting signals, scoring context, and keeping analysts in control.

6 min read
AI triageThreat ScoringAutomation
Owl detective examining malware with a magnifying glass over intelligence documents
Resources2026-05-07

The Case for Auto-Generated Detection Rules

Auto-generated detection rules turn threat intel into Sigma-ready action faster than hand-written SOC work can keep up.

6 min read
Detection RulesAutomationAI
Security analyst comparing threat intelligence against a clearly mapped technology stack
Resources2026-05-04

Your Threat Intel Is Only as Good as Your Stack Definition

Threat intel is only useful if it knows your actual stack. Without a clean asset and tech inventory, your feed is just expensive noise.

6 min read
Threat IntelligenceAsset InventoryTech Stack
Owl detective examining logs and evidence in a SOC war room
Product Updates2026-04-12

Turn threat intel into investigations with Maya Workspaces

Use Maya Investigation Workspaces to take a threat on threats.run, paste focused logs from your environment, and get a structured investigation plan with hunts and next steps.

7 min read
MayaBlue TeamProduct Update
Owl detective examining malware with magnifying glass over intelligence documents
Resources2026-03-25

The 3-Minute Threat Triage: A Checklist That Actually Works

A fast, ruthless triage checklist that cuts noise and gets analysts to decisions in three minutes.

6 min read
Threat TriageSOC WorkflowChecklist
Owl surveying cyber apocalypse landscape with threats emerging from digital rubble
Resources2026-03-22

IOC Quantity Is Vanity; IOC Context Is Sanity

Millions of IOCs mean nothing without context. Learn why context-rich intel beats raw volume every time.

6 min read
IOCThreat IntelligenceContext
Owl detective examining malware with magnifying glass over intelligence documents
Resources2026-03-19

Alert Fatigue Is a Scoring Problem, Not a Volume Problem

Alert fatigue isn't about volume. It's about bad scoring. Fix prioritization and the noise shrinks fast.

6 min read
Alert FatigueSOCThreat Scoring
Owl detective examining malware with magnifying glass over intelligence documents
Resources2026-03-15

Why Your Sigma Rules Need Business Context, Not Just IOCs

Sigma rules stuffed with IOCs generate alerts. Sigma rules with business context generate decisions. Stop drowning in noise.

6 min read
SigmaDetection EngineeringBusiness Context
Owl deploying shield barriers to defend against incoming malware swarm
Resources2026-03-13

Why Confidence-Tiered Findings Beat Generic AI Reports

AI reports are only useful if analysts know what to trust. Confidence-tiered findings turn vague summaries into actionable intelligence with clear next steps.

6 min read
CTIAIAnalyst Workflow
Owl sentinel hunting cyber threats with crosshairs targeting malware
Daily Intel2026-03-12

Daily Intel — 12 Mar 2026

In the last 24 hours, 47 notable items were detected (0 critical, 4 high, 37 moderate). +97% vs last week average. Top highlights: Managing Elastic Security Detection Rules with Terraform · Storm-2561 uses SEO poisoning to distribute fake VPN clients for credential theft.

5 min read
Daily IntelSummaryEnhanced