Autonomous Threat Intelligence (ATI)

Hackurity Autonomous Threat Intelligence (ATI) is a dark web and attacker-preparation intelligence product. It correlates breach dumps, underground marketplaces, infrastructure scans, certificate transparency logs and grey-noise chatter into attacker-relevant risk profiles.

The product identifies which organizations, identities and access points are likely to be targeted, and how impersonation could occur. It analyses domain ownership patterns, certificate behaviour, hosting infrastructure and historical associations with known threat actors to surface impersonation and trust-abuse risks.

Customers add domains, key users and brand identifiers. ATI then runs threat discovery, risk signal correlation and profiling to produce prioritised intelligence. Results include exposed credentials listed by source, such as stealer logs and combo lists, with their status.

Findings feed into what Hackurity's MAP product tests next, which directs red team simulation and prioritisation. MAP, ATI and ABD can also be used independently.

ATI supports evidence for NIS2, DORA and ISO 27001. Hackurity offers a proof of concept against targets chosen by the customer instead of a free trial.