Cyber Intelligence & Exposure
Intelligence that ends in a decision.
P32 works with governments, national cyber agencies and critical-sector operators. We track the adversaries that target you, test whether they can actually reach you, and tell you what to do first. Then we build that capability inside your organization, so you can run it yourself.
The Problem
Most organizations already pay for threat intelligence. They get feeds, indicators and actor reports. What they don't get is an answer to three questions:
- 01
Which of these threats can actually reach us?
- 02
What do we fix, block or test first?
- 03
Can we do this ourselves next year?
How P32 Is Different
- Typical CTI Provider
Feeds and reports
P32A prioritized list of actions
- Typical CTI Provider
Generic threat picture
P32Mapped to your assets, sector and geography
- Typical CTI Provider
Risk stays on paper
P32Risk tested through hunting, attack-path analysis and red teaming
- Typical CTI Provider
Its own data source
P32Technical, dark-web, OSINT, partner and sector sources combined
- Typical CTI Provider
Proprietary platform, annual licence
P32A system built on open-source tools, customized for you and owned by you
- Typical CTI Provider
Permanent dependence
P32A defined path to running it in-house
Who We Are
Our team built and led national CERTs, SOCs and incident response operations.
We know how attackers choose targets, build infrastructure and move inside networks. We also know how a defender turns that knowledge into action under pressure.
Cyber Leadership & Strategic Advisory
Dana Toren
VP Cyber & NORTH GATE Solutions
Yuval Segev
Senior Advisor, National-Level Cyber Strategy
How We Work
- 01
Collect
from multiple sources
- 02
Map
threats to your assets and mission
- 03
Prioritize
by intent, exploitability and asset criticality
- 04
Validate
with hunting and red teaming
- 05
Act
what to block, patch, hunt, escalate, and what to brief to leadership
What We Deliver
Know the adversary
03 capabilities
- Threat actor tracking and profiling
- Attack infrastructure tracking and attribution (hosting, location, ownership)
- Monitoring of leaks, influence operations and hostile narratives
Know your exposure
02 capabilities
- External attack surface mapping
- Continuous threat exposure management (CTEM)
Test and fix
04 capabilities
- Threat hunting
- Penetration testing, red teaming and attack-path analysis
- Action lists for SOC and IT teams
- Executive briefings
Be ready
03 capabilities
- DDoS preparedness
- Incident response and crisis exercises
- Advisory for national cyber programs
Engagement Path
- 01
Foundation
Map needs, assets and attack surface. Select tools. Set up collection.
- 02
Fusion
Connect sources, build actor profiles, detect recurring attack patterns.
- 03
Operation
Integrate with your SOC and CERT workflows. Run continuous testing and automation.
- 04
Handover
Train your team and transfer methods and tools until you run it on your own.
Across the four stages, ownership moves from P32 to your own team.
