Intelligence that changes what the floor watches.
Pueo collects, analyzes, and authors finished intelligence, then drives it into detections, hunt hypotheses, and the hands of the mission stakeholders who act on it.
Cyber Threat Intelligence
Threat intelligence earns its place when it changes an operational decision. Pueo builds the intelligence function to end in a change: a new detection, a hunt hypothesis, an indicator pushed to blocking, or a mission owner who makes a different call because of what the assessment said.
Collection runs against priority intelligence requirements set with the customer, drawing on commercial and government reporting, community sharing, and the telemetry Pueo already operates. Analysts author finished intelligence from it: assessments with sourcing, stated confidence, and an explicit so-what for this environment, not a repackaged feed forwarded on.
Indicators are managed as a lifecycle rather than a dump. They are ingested, scored, deployed into detection and blocking, aged, and retired when they stop being true, so the floor is not carrying stale content and analysts are not chasing indicators that expired months ago. Pueo analysts also work embedded with mission stakeholders in sensitive environments on classified fabrics, where the requirement and the answer both stay inside the boundary.
What’s Inside
Collection against intelligence requirements
Priority intelligence requirements written with the customer, then collection tasked against them across commercial, government, community, and internally operated telemetry sources.
Finished intelligence authoring
Analyst-authored assessments with sourcing, confidence, and mission relevance stated plainly, written for the decision maker who will act rather than for a distribution list.
IOC lifecycle management
Indicators of compromise ingested, deduplicated, scored, deployed to detection and blocking, aged on a schedule, and retired with the reason recorded.
Detection and hunt tasking
New adversary tradecraft translated directly into ATT&CK-mapped detection content and hunt hypotheses, so reporting turns into coverage instead of awareness.
Embedded mission support
Analysts working alongside mission stakeholders, including in sensitive environments, answering the questions the mission is actually asking on its own timeline.
Outcomes
- Intelligence tied to operational decisions, not distributed for awareness alone.
- New adversary tradecraft turned into detections and hunt hypotheses.
- Indicators kept scored, current, and retired on a schedule.
- Assessments delivered with sourcing and confidence stated.
- Mission stakeholders supported where they operate, including on classified fabrics.
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