Metabase Q Offensive Team

Threat Intelligence

Get ahead of new threats not just technology but social attacks, fraud, and brand abuse in cyberspace

The scope of deliveries is based on the type of customer.

Why Metabse Q?

Our expert Latam team uniquely hunts for attacks, monitoring and testing attacks and defenses against local adversaries.

Get the insight and background around threats to your company’s specific assets.

Respond fast with the information to make critical decisions.

Complement your internal information protection measures.

LATAM-based adversaries profiling

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Our Research Pillars

Phishing and Suspicious sites

Identifying sources of phishing, spam companies, trojans, and fraudulent ads co-locating sites in search engines.

Brand monitoring

Identifying those using your brand without authorization, whether in open or closed spaces across profiles, accounts, user names, pages, and blogs.

Deep Web & Darknet

Monitoring closed sources such as underground and cybercrime forums, black markets, and active adversaries to protect from illicit publishing of information.

Relevant Adversaries

Surveilling ongoing threats specific to industries to identify the techniques, tactics and procedures (ttps) of dangerous adversaries, and better prepare protection for likely attacks.

On-demand interaction

With our undercover agents, we interact directly with actors at the request of our clients to extract first-hand information that allows them to make decisions proactively.

Metadata

Reviewing hosted document identification in your sites, to prevent revealing important information to potential attackers.

Malware

Reverse engineering malware that infects campaigns and infrastructure, to extract malicious artifacts and enable proactive protection.

VIP Monitoring

Analyzing the wide range of ocelot threat sources to protect executives, identifying what information should not be public, and what online activities can lead to identification.

Data leaks

Analyzing the sources collecting third party data, to ensure public repositories do not expose sensitive information, and also capture pastebins-type sites which reveal organizations’ credentials.