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Threat intelligence for water, government and schools

The threats aimed at your sector, collected automatically, stripped of false positives and scored for your risk, so your team acts on what matters this week instead of reading everything.

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Threat Intelligence datasheetPDF, 2 pages

Threat intelligence scans 214 advisories and highlights the two that affect your utility.

Signal, not noise.

Most teams drown in alerts and advisories. Ours arrive filtered and in context.

  1. Collect

    Data from internal and external sources gathered and processed automatically.

  2. Filter

    False positives identified and dismissed before anyone spends time on them.

  3. Enrich

    Each alert gets real-time context and a custom risk score for your environment.

  4. Act

    What matters goes to your SOC analyst and into a plain-language briefing for your team.

What is aimed at your sector.

Public infrastructure is a steady target. These are the numbers behind the briefings.

  1. Jul 2026
    Water systems

    Cyberattacks reported on water systems in at least seven states, alongside an FBI alert on attackers targeting internet-facing PLCs.

    Source: Congressional Research Service, Aug 2026

  2. Jul 2023 to Dec 2024
    K-12 schools

    82% of K-12 schools experienced a cyber incident.

    Source: K-12 Dive, on the Center for Internet Security report, Mar 2025

  3. 2024
    State and local government

    34% of state and local government organizations were hit by ransomware.

    Source: Sophos, State of Ransomware in State and Local Government 2024

What you receive.

01Enriched alerts in the SOC
Every alert your analyst sees already carries context and a risk score.
02Advisory triage
When a relevant advisory is published, you hear whether it affects your environment and what to do about it.
03Sector briefings
Plain-language summaries of what is targeting water, government and schools, written for leadership and boards.
04Internal and external comparison
What we see in your environment compared with what is happening across your sector.

Advisories, matched to your devices.

Culper-I scores each device on known exploited vulnerabilities, exploit likelihood and configuration drift, so patching starts with the machines attackers are most likely to reach.

Exposure and drift

The exposure and drift screen: 115 devices scored with a mean of 69.3, 36 under 60, 12 actively exploited and 701 missing updates. The worst device scores 11. Its findings include Apache Log4j 2.14.1 (critical, on the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities list), an unencrypted drive and Windows 10 past end of support.
Exposure and drift. Each device is scored on what could be measured, worst first. Every finding names its advisory and how long it has been open, with a fix or an escalation one click away.
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Sample data. Clients, people, devices and addresses are illustrative.

The result: threat context for your risk assessments and incident reports.

Threat intelligence is a product, not a rule, and what it produces feeds the compliance work around it.

Water systems

Sector threats and advisory triage that feed the risk assessment your rules ask for.

Incident reporting

Alerts that already carry context and a risk score, so a report starts from what is known.

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Know what is coming before it arrives.

Ask for a threat briefing for your sector, written for your leadership or board.

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