Capability
Know what is moving against you before it becomes an incident.
Prava Threat Intelligence is an automated adversary reconnaissance engine that aggregates real-time dark web telemetry, tracks cyber threat actors, and maps emerging attack campaigns directly to your digital asset footprint.
Scope
Prava tracks the signals that surround an emerging threat — adversary infrastructure, underground activity, exposed assets, compromised credentials and campaign behaviour. These signals are correlated with your organisation to distinguish background noise from activity that could actually reach you.
Threat lifecycle
Where Prava operates, and why that is different from a feed that starts once something has already been sent.
Signal. A domain, certificate, IP, credential, leak or underground mention appears.
Attribution. Related infrastructure and activity are connected to identify the emerging campaign or actor.
Exposure. The intelligence is checked against your assets, identities and external footprint.
Assessment. Relevance, confidence, intent and potential impact are evaluated.
Action. Your team receives a scoped warning with the evidence and recommended response.
Method
PRAVA turns signals from the open, deep, and dark web into actionable threat intelligence.
It correlates indicators, actors, and emerging campaigns to uncover threats before they reach your environment.
From scattered signals to a clear picture of what matters.
01
Watch the threat take shape.
Prava monitors the infrastructure and activity surrounding emerging campaigns — domains, certificates, hosting, IPs, naming patterns, leaked data, underground discussions, and other signals that appear before an attack reaches its target.
02
Separate relevance from noise.
A threat signal only matters when it has a path to your organisation. Observations are continuously correlated with your assets, identities, infrastructure and known exposure to determine what actually touches your environment.
03
Determine what deserves attention.
Not every signal is a threat, and not every threat is relevant. Prava combines automated analysis with human review to assess intent, confidence, relevance and potential impact — turning large volumes of observations into a smaller set of meaningful intelligence.
04
Turn intelligence into a decision.
Every relevant finding is delivered with the context needed to act: what is happening, who or what is behind it, what it touches in your environment, why it matters, and what should change.
Inputs
Infrastructure
Domains, IPs, certificates and hosting patterns, including the reuse that links one campaign to the next.
Underground
Forums, marketplaces, channels and actor communications, read for intent rather than collected for volume.
Credentials
Accounts, passwords and session material circulating before anyone has tried to use them against you.
Data
Leaked documents, databases and organisational information, matched back to where it came from.
Campaigns
Infrastructure reuse, naming patterns and targeting behaviour that mark activity as part of something larger.
Identity
Impersonation, lookalike domains and fraudulent infrastructure standing up in your name.
Output
A finding is not an indicator with a severity attached. It is a short account of what is happening, whether it can reach you, and what to do — written so that the decision can be made without a follow-up call.
This card is an illustration. The activity, the date and the asset count are made up to show the shape of a finding, not a real observation.
Intelligence finding
Example
What you get
Relevance
Intelligence is correlated against your actual attack surface, infrastructure, identities and exposure — so you see threats that matter to you, not everything happening on the internet.
Timing
The earliest signals often appear while infrastructure is being prepared, credentials are circulating or campaigns are forming. Prava works at those stages, which is what gives your team time to investigate and intervene.
Form
No endless feeds or unexplained indicators. Each item carries the threat, the evidence, the affected exposure, a confidence level and a recommended action.
Next step
A scoping call establishes what you expose today, which is where any useful conversation about threat has to start.