PhishNet connects nation-state, hacktivist, ransomware, vulnerability, infrastructure, chatter and fraud signals to the brands, suppliers, services and evidence position that matter under NIS2, CyFun and DORA.
Nation-state, hacktivist and fraud activity assessed for relevance to Belgian/EU institutions and translated into customer-safe evidence, board language, reporting triggers and action queues.
Actor, campaign, ransomware, exploit and fraud pressure mapped to a brand, its official journeys, supplier dependencies and affected customer services.
Each signal is mapped to NIS2, CyFun and DORA language: affected service, reportability trigger, evidence readiness and board-risk sentence.
Customer-safe hashes, excerpts, provenance, timestamps and graph links connect the signal to evidence vault artifacts without exposing raw secrets.
Authenticated brand views answer the practical questions regulated customers ask: which actors are relevant, which campaigns overlap our sector, which assets or suppliers widen blast radius, and what evidence-backed action should we take next?
APT29, Sandworm, OilRig, Lazarus, Fox Kitten and other tracked actors are tied to sector pressure, TTPs, infrastructure and evidence links.
APT/campaign activity, ransomware claims, KEV/CVE pressure, phishing waves and geopolitical events land in one hybrid timeline.
Supplier domains, technologies, certs, hosting, nameservers and official journeys are watched passively for exposure and mimicry.
Recommendations link back to the evidence rows, graph neighbors, freshness state and source-policy explanation behind each number.
The authenticated API exposes safe graph views for attack paths, suppliers, actors and kit DNA so analysts can move from a board-level statement to the underlying rows without loading raw leaked material.
Summary KPIs, regulatory posture, evidence counts, source freshness and recommended action queues for a brand.
APT, ransomware, KEV/CVE, phishing, chatter, infrastructure warming and geopolitical context with provenance.
Attack path, supplier, actor and kit-focused graphs linking brand assets to evidence artifacts and graph neighbors.
The wider analytical layer framing nation-state, hybrid and long-horizon security developments.
Victim and actor activity that can overlap with conflict-driven coercion, disruption and pressure campaigns.
Public-facing infrastructure and vulnerability pressure that can inform conflict-era targeting assumptions.