Defend Against Nation-State Adversaries With Firsthand Campaign Intelligence
Government agencies face APT groups that most commercial threat intelligence vendors have never tracked with firsthand visibility. ThreatBook gives public sector security teams campaign-level intelligence paired with network detection and DNS security centralised across every location.
Why Government Security
Demands a Different Standard
Public sector networks are primary targets for nation-state espionage. The adversaries are well-resourced, patient, and operating with strategic objectives that generic threat intelligence platforms were never built to track. Government security teams need firsthand visibility into active campaigns, not aggregated third-party indicator feeds.
Adversaries
Government agencies face APT groups backed by foreign intelligence services conducting long-term espionage campaigns to exfiltrate classified information. These threat actors operate with dwell times measured in months, and most commercial threat intelligence vendors lack the firsthand APAC visibility to detect them at campaign stage rather than after the exfiltration is complete.
Infrastructure
Government networks span headquarters, regional offices, embassies, and partner agencies, creating a fragmented attack surface that centralised security tools cannot fully monitor. DNS traffic flowing across dozens of network boundaries is a primary vector for C2 communication and data exfiltration that goes undetected without dedicated DNS security enforcement at every location.
Reporting Pressure
Governments must demonstrate cyber resilience to parliament, audit bodies, and international partners, requiring accurate, evidence-based reporting. When detection platforms generate high false positive volumes, analysts spend their cycles chasing noise instead of building the documented incident evidence that regulators and oversight bodies require for credible assurance.
Intelligence Depth Government
Security Teams Actually Need
ThreatBook has a verified track record protecting high-value government and multinational environments. Our Advanced Threat Intelligence platform tracks over 2,000 adversary groups across 100B+ threat indicators, with firsthand visibility into APT campaigns that Western-focused vendors routinely miss entirely.
TDP delivers network-level detection at a false positive rate below 0.03%, so your analysts spend time on confirmed threats. OneDNS enforces DNS security with a 99.999% uptime target across all agency locations from a single management console, closing the lateral movement and C2 channels that distributed government networks leave exposed.
- ATI tracks 2,000+ adversary groups and 1,000+ cybercrime groups, with campaign-level context including TTPs, infrastructure indicators, and attribution signals for APT actors targeting the public sector
- TDP detects lateral movement, C2 callbacks, and data exfiltration in encrypted traffic without decryption, preserving data sovereignty while eliminating the blind spots attackers rely on
- OneDNS centralises DNS security governance across all agency locations with a 99.9% malicious domain detection rate, reducing downstream alert volume by over 85%
- 400,000+ vulnerability intelligence entries help security teams prioritise patching across heterogeneous government infrastructure estates
- Flocks agentic SecOps platform accelerates alert triage, cross-device investigation, and host compromise forensics, compressing hours of manual analysis into minutes
Three Capabilities That Change
the Equation for Government SOCs
ThreatBook ATI tracks 2,000+ adversary groups with firsthand telemetry. Government SOC teams receive campaign-level context including TTPs, infrastructure fingerprints, and attribution signals for APT groups known to target public sector entities.
TDP fuses rule-based detection with live IOC intelligence to identify compromised hosts, lateral movement, and C2 callbacks at a false positive rate below 0.03%.
OneDNS secures DNS resolution across all agency locations, headquarters, regional offices, and remote sites, from a single SaaS console. Blocks ransomware, APT C2 channels, and phishing infrastructure before connections are established, reducing alert volume by over 85%.
From Threat Signal
to Closed Incident
ThreatBook integrates ATI intelligence, TDP network detection, and OneDNS enforcement into a closed-loop workflow. Government SOC teams move from initial indicator to confirmed incident to documented remediation without manual enrichment delays or tool-switching overhead.
TDP is deployed at key network monitoring points across agency infrastructure. OneDNS is activated for all agency DNS resolution. ATI feeds integrate with existing SIEM and SOAR platforms via API, enriching existing alert pipelines with adversary context from the first day of operation.
TDP identifies anomalous traffic patterns, lateral movement attempts, encrypted C2 callbacks, unusual data staging, and automatically enriches each alert with ATI context including adversary group attribution, campaign history, and correlated IOCs drawn from 100B+ threat indicators.
Analysts use ThreatBook's investigation tools to correlate network events with known APT TTPs and campaign timelines. The Flocks agentic SecOps platform executes cross-device correlated investigations and host compromise forensics, compressing hours of manual analysis into minutes.
Verified incident findings, with full chain-of-evidence from network telemetry through to attribution, are documented for compliance reporting, audit body submissions, and inter-agency intelligence sharing. OneDNS evidence collection captures DNS-layer indicators for forensic records and regulatory submissions.
What Government Security Teams
Achieve with ThreatBook
Automated alert enrichment from ATI eliminates the manual IOC lookup cycle. Analysts receive pre-attributed, campaign-contextualised alerts, reducing the investigation phase on known APT activity patterns from hours to minutes, with attribution evidence ready for escalation.
OneDNS threat intelligence integration blocks malicious domain resolutions before they generate downstream SIEM events, reducing actionable DNS security alerts by over 85%. Security teams concentrate on genuine incidents rather than filtering DNS noise across distributed agency networks.
OneDNS provides a single management console for DNS security governance across all branches, offices, and remote sites, eliminating the blind spots that distributed networks create when each location manages its own DNS independently.
The ThreatBook Products Behind
Government Sector Defence
Advanced Threat Intelligence, 99.9% accuracy, 2,000+ adversary groups tracked, 20,000+ APT incidents uncovered. Firsthand APAC visibility that aggregated feeds cannot replicate.
Learn moreIntelligence-enriched NDR with <0.03% false positive rate. Lateral movement, C2, and exfiltration detection in encrypted traffic without decryption.
Learn moreSecure enterprise DNS with 99.999% uptime, 99.9% threat detection rate, and centralised governance for distributed agency networks from a single console.
Learn moreOpen-source agentic SecOps platform that coordinates 7 AI agents across alert triage, cross-device correlated investigation, and host compromise forensics.
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