Security Alliance
Security Alliance
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STAR-FS Threat IntelligenceThreat Intelligence for Simulated Attack TI (Formerly STAR TI)About
As a CREST and Bank of England (CBEST) approved supplier of cyber threat intelligence services, SecAlliance delivers against recognised frameworks with our team of seasoned cyber intelligence professionals. With more CREST Threat Intelligence Analysts and Managers than any other provider, we invest heavily in our people and capability.
With a global understanding of the hybrid and complex cyber threat landscape, SecAlliance is a leading provider of Threat Monitoring, Managed CTI and ILPT frameworks such a CBEST, GBEST, TBEST, TIBER, DORA TLPT, STAR, STAR-FS, iCAST, CORRIE and more.
We combine the field-experience of our highly-trained intelligence staff with the deep specialisations.
Part of CSIS Security Group and the Allurity Group
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SecAlliance is a Managed Cyber Threat Intelligence Provider and Threat Intelligence Consultancy. We fuse together our intelligence analysis team with our technical and testing capability to create detailed, comprehensive and easy consumable cyber intelligence services including:
CREST STAR Threat Assessments
STAR-FS Threat Assessments
C/G/T/NBEST assessments
TBEST
TIBER
iCAST
CORRIE
Cyber threat assessments
Managed Threat Intelligence
Intelligence research and training
Threat Intelligence Platform (Threat Monitoring)
Digital Risk Protection Servcies
Threat Intelligence Sharing Communities & Platforms
VIP Target Packs
Our extensive experience with these services means we bring the highest quality product and service to our STAR-FS clients
We use conventional and well established intelligence methodologies to provide a complete understanding of client specific, ‘intelligence based scenarios of the cyber environment’.
SecAlliance has been performing STAR, or TLPT testing, for over a decade. From CBEST, to STAR, our team provides the best Threat Assessments to support TLPT testing in the industry. With more dedicated Threat intelligence analysts and more CREST certified Intelligence analysts and managers than any other provider, we bring experience, expertise and the capacity needed to support you through your STAR requirement.
Partner Assured Services
CBEST is the pioneering framework driving intelligence-led resilience assessments. Driven by the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA), the Bank of England and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), it applies to systemically critical organisations in the UK’s financial services sector. The core principle is that firms are tested against realistic threat scenarios that are generated by qualified threat intelligence providers. Ultimately, this means that testers engage in scenarios mimicking the most credible attackers, using relevant and up-to-date tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs).
SecAlliance is a leading provider of CBEST Threat Intelligence Assessments. Our unique, comprehensive and collaborative approach will provide you with the highest clarity CBEST engagement available in the market.
We have more CREST Certified Threat Intelligence Managers (CCTIM) than any other provider and this offers unrivalled flexibility and availability.
By running multiple European Threat Intelligence Sharing Initiatives for Financial Services and Market infrastructures, we bring insights and analysis not attainable anywhere else. Our extensive experience across TIBER and DORA TLPT aids our cross-border CBEST engagements.
Other 3rd Party Aligned Services
GBEST is an intelligence-led simulated attack framework developed and managed by the United Kingdom’s Cabinet Office. It is derived from the Bank of England’s CBEST framework but is focused on building the overall Cyber Resiliency of UK government, its Departments, Agencies and arm’s length bodies.
GBEST engagements are highly rewarding engagements, providing organisations with a detailed understanding of their threat landscape and a clear roadmap to improving their security posture based on those relevant threats.
Having provided more GBEST engagements than any other provider, including GBEST pilot tests, SecAlliance is ideally placed to deliver a truly rewarding engagement.
We have more CREST Certified Threat Intelligence Managers (CCTIM) than any other provider and this offers unrivalled flexibility and availability.
With running multiple European Threat Intelligence Sharing Initiatives, we also insights and analysis attainable anywhere else.
SecAlliance is one of the leading providers of TIBER-EU threat intelligence assessments. We have extensive experience delivering TIBER-EU engagements, providing a comprehensive analysis of an organisation’s threat landscape and digital footprint.
We have delivered TIBER engagements across all nations that have officially implemented TIBER. With recent analysis showing SecAlliance has delivered between 25 and 33% of all TIBER Threat Assessments delivered in official TIBER nations
We have delivered TIBER-EU engagements since the programme’s inception, including pilot projects and framework development support; no one is better placed to deliver a TIBER-EU Threat Intelligence Assessment.
With running multiple European Threat Intelligence Sharing Initiatives, we also insights and analysis attainable anywhere else.
Our unique, structured approach to performing this service provides clients with a clear picture of the most likely and dangerous threats they face.
The TIBER-EU framework is a pioneering process using intelligence-led resilience assessments that is driven by the European Central Bank (ECB). The TIBER-EU framework is adapted and administered at national level by their associated Central Banks or Authorities (for example, TIBER-NL, TIBER-BE, TIBER-DE, TIBER-DK etc).
It applies to systemically critical organisations in the European Union’s financial services sector. The core principle is that Firms are tested against realistic threat scenarios that are generated by qualified Threat Intelligence providers. Ultimately, this means that testers engage in scenarios mimicking the most credible attackers, using relevant and up-to-date tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs).