Sigma InfoSec
Collective Intelligence

An attack on one becomes defense for all.

Cyberattacks evolve too fast for any single security tool or vendor to track alone. We aggregate, normalize, and operationalize real-time threat data from the world's leading intelligence networks — combined with our proprietary field intelligence — to deliver Collective Customer Immunity: when a threat targets one of our customers, every customer gets shielded immediately.

6 global feeds + proprietary SOC intelDetect once, protect allZero feed noise
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Intel sources fused
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Network-wide shielding
SentinelOne Wayfinder — endpoint TTPsStreaming
SpyCloud — darknet recaptureStreaming
0day hash 9f2c…e41a — hit 1 customerNew IoC
Block rule pushed → all customersShielded
Detect onceProtect all

1 customer hit → every customer shielded

72hr
The Visibility Gap

Why single-vendor intelligence fails

72hr the window attackers get while commercial vendors package global threat updates — we shield in minutes

Relying on a single security vendor or siloed threat feed creates dangerous blind spots that adversaries actively exploit.

VENDOR BLIND SPOT

Vendor visibility gaps

Microsoft sees unmatched cloud identity data; SentinelOne sees deep endpoint behavior; Cisco sees global network routing; SpyCloud sees recaptured darknet assets. Relying on just one vendor leaves the others' visibility completely dark.

24–72HR LAG

Slow global propagation

Commercial vendors can take 24 to 72 hours to validate, package, and push threat updates to their global customer bases — giving attackers a wide window of opportunity.

ISOLATED VICTIM

The isolated victim problem

In standard managed security setups, an attack stopped at Company A provides zero automated protection to Company B down the street.

IOC NOISE

Contextless data dumps

Raw Indicators of Compromise (IoCs) without real-world context lead to alert fatigue, false positives, and operational paralysis for IT teams.

The Service

Multi-sourced intelligence, collective immunity

No single security vendor sees everything. We fuse world-class global threat feeds with real-time cross-customer threat sharing.

01

Defense-in-depth intel aggregation

Unify elite global intelligence feeds — including SentinelOne Wayfinder, Microsoft MDTI, Cisco Talos, Google/VirusTotal, AlienVault OTX, and SpyCloud — into a single normalized threat stream.

02

Collective customer immunity

Detect once, protect all. When our SOC stops a zero-day domain, file hash, or compromise technique in one customer environment, our engineers immediately push detection and block rules across every managed customer.

03

Multi-domain threat correlation

Correlate endpoint telemetry, identity attacks, dark web credential leaks, network DNS queries, and email phishing vectors to catch complex, multi-stage campaigns.

04

Zero-noise operationalization

We never pass raw threat feeds to your team. Our threat research team continuously normalizes, deduplicates, and operationalizes threat intelligence into active security policies.

How It Works

A self-defending feedback loop

Our threat intelligence ecosystem operates as a continuous, self-defending loop across our entire customer base.

1

Multi-vendor intel ingestion

We continuously ingest live threat data, file hashes, C2 IPs, and adversary TTPs from SentinelOne, Microsoft, Cisco Talos, VirusTotal, AlienVault OTX, and SpyCloud into our centralized intelligence engine.

2

Real-world threat discovery

When an emerging zero-day, suspicious script, or phishing domain hits any customer in our managed network, our SOC isolates the incident and extracts fresh Indicators of Compromise (IoCs) and behavioral signatures.

3

Immediate network-wide shielding

Within minutes of confirming a new threat vector, our engineers author new detection rules and blocklists — deploying immediate updates to endpoints, DNS resolvers, M365 tenants, and firewalls across all managed customers.

Engine Room

Powered by a layered intelligence ecosystem

We combine the world's most powerful cybersecurity intelligence networks into a single, cohesive defense system.

01

SentinelOne Singularity™ Intel & Wayfinder

Advanced AI-driven endpoint telemetry, behavioral models, and deep integration with Google Threat Intelligence.

02

Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence

Massive global cloud signal analysis covering billions of daily authentication events, M365 identity telemetry, and enterprise threat actor profiles.

03

Cisco Talos Intelligence Group

One of the world's largest commercial threat intelligence teams, providing real-time network traffic analysis, web reputation, and DNS-layer threat blocks.

04

VirusTotal (Google Cloud)

Real-time global file hash reputation, sandbox execution analysis, and multi-engine malware scanning data.

05

AlienVault OTX

Crowdsourced global threat intelligence from over 200,000 security researchers across 140 countries.

06

SpyCloud Darknet Recaptured Intel

Infiltration of closed criminal networks, infostealer botnet logs, and compromised session cookie tracking.

07

Our Proprietary SOC Field Intelligence

Custom detection signatures, behavioral patterns, and threat vectors extracted from real-world incident response events across our customer enterprise base.

The Difference

Standalone feeds vs. managed collective intelligence

Standalone Feeds / Single Vendor
Sigma Collective Intelligence
Intel sourcing
Restricted to a single proprietary vendor ecosystem or raw open-source feeds
Multi-layered aggregation across SentinelOne, Microsoft, Cisco Talos, VirusTotal, OTX, SpyCloud, and proprietary SOC data
Cross-customer defense
Non-existent. Attacks blocked in one enterprise do not protect your network
Collective immunity: a zero-day attack blocked at one managed customer triggers immediate protection rules across all customers
Data normalization
Raw, duplicate feeds containing millions of unvetted, noisy indicators
Multi-stage normalization and deduplication by security analysts, delivering high-fidelity, actionable threat signals
Rule deployment
Requires internal engineering teams to write, test, and push SIEM/EDR detection rules
Turnkey SOC operationalization: customized detection rules and blocklists pushed across your endpoints, DNS, and cloud apps
Coverage scope
Typically limited to one vector (e.g., endpoint-only or email-only)
Full-spectrum correlation across endpoints, identities, cloud workloads, network/DNS, and darknet exposures
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