Intelligence Services for Cyber Decisions
Treadstone 71 delivers cyber intelligence services: rapid RFIs, adversary dossiers, Analysis as a Service, intelligence program builds, and persistent Overwatch. Built for threat intelligence teams, incident response leaders, and executives who need decision-ready intelligence, not more alerts.
Services at a Glance
- Core capabilities: Rapid cyber RFIs, adversary dossiers, and persistent Overwatch monitoring.
- Delivery models: On-demand analysis, recurring Analysis as a Service, or a full intelligence program build.
- Outcomes: Threat context you can act on, less noise, and security decisions you can defend.
- Who it serves: Incident responders, threat analysts, and executive leadership.
What the services are for
Two time horizons. The first gets a decision made this week. The second builds a function that keeps making them.
Immediate tactical advantage
- Answer time-sensitive questions through a Cyber Intelligence RFI.
- Track adversaries with context, intent, and operational relevance.
- Improve incident response decisions under pressure.
Long-term strategic defense
- Build repeatable intelligence outputs leadership trusts.
- Reduce noise and focus operations on real risk.
- Maintain continuous awareness through Overwatch.
Intelligence Services
Nine ways to put intelligence in front of a decision. Each links to the full service page.
Analysis as a Service
Recurring analytic support on an agreed cadence for leaders who need defensible judgment on threats, campaigns, and business risk.
View serviceCyber Intelligence RFI
Submit a focused question. Receive a structured answer with sources, assumptions, analytic judgment, and a stated confidence.
Submit an RFIAdversary Dossiers and Reports
Research products that connect adversary intent, capability, tradecraft, and targeting in one picture, built on STEMPLES Plus.
View dossiersIntelligence Program Build
An intelligence function built to the Cyber Intelligence Capability Maturity Model: requirements, collection, analysis, reporting, and the workflows leadership reads.
View program buildOverwatch Program
Standing monitoring, warning, and escalation support between reports, for teams that cannot staff a watch of their own.
Explore OverwatchFractional Intelligence Officer
A senior intelligence officer on a part-time or interim basis to lead the function, set requirements, and brief leadership.
View serviceTIP Selection and Rollout
Requirements-driven selection and rollout of a threat intelligence platform, matched to the program rather than the vendor pitch.
View serviceOPSEC Assessment
Intelligence Preparation of the Cyber Battlefield: what an adversary can collect on the organization from open sources, and what to remove first.
View serviceThe Adversary Index (TAI)
Quarterly strategic scoring of 42 nation-state and non-state adversaries on a 0 to 100 composite across eight sub-indices. Q3 refresh live; next release Q1 2027.
Open the IndexFree downloads, training, and background
IR Handling Competency Model
Hiring and assessment model for intelligence-driven incident response handling. Free PDF.
Open the PDFStrategic Cyber Intel Bootcamp
Hands-on training that helps teams integrate intelligence into security operations and leadership briefs.
View the bootcampWhy Intelligence Matters
Plain-language rationale for intelligence-led security and better decision support.
Read the caseWhy Treadstone 71
Provider fit, differentiation, and the decision factors that separate a pure-play intelligence shop from a security vendor.
Read whyFour steps, then repeat
- Define the decision and the intelligence question it depends on.
- Select a service path: RFI, analysis, dossier, Overwatch, or training.
- Receive structured outputs with sources, assumptions, and a stated confidence.
- Review the outcome, tighten the requirements, and run the next cycle sharper.
Fast starting points
Cyber Intelligence RFI fits an urgent question.
Overwatch fits continuous monitoring and warning.
Analysis as a Service fits recurring decision support.
The free CMM assessment fits a team that does not yet know where it stands.
Before you reach out
What types of questions fit an Intelligence RFI?
RFIs fit focused questions about threats, adversary intent, campaign context, targeting risk, exposure, and operational relevance. A good RFI names the decision the answer feeds. The response comes back with sources, assumptions, analytic judgment, and a stated confidence.
What makes a dossier different from a standard brief?
A brief answers one question. A dossier connects intent, capability, tradecraft, and targeting in one coherent picture of the adversary, built on STEMPLES Plus, with every source graded and each judgment carrying a probability term.
What teams benefit from Overwatch?
Overwatch fits teams that need persistent warning, tracking, and escalation support between reports, without gaps: security operations, threat intelligence desks, and executive protection functions that cannot staff a standing watch of their own.
How does Analysis as a Service work?
Analysis as a Service runs as recurring analytic support with an agreed cadence, scoped questions, and decision-ready outputs. The client sets the requirements. Treadstone 71 analysts produce the reporting on schedule and adjust scope as the requirements change.
Where does the IR competency model help most?
Hiring managers use the Intel-Driven Incident Response and Handling Competency Model to define roles, screen candidates, and structure assessments for incident response handling. It is a free PDF.
What happens after the bootcamp?
Teams leave the Strategic Cyber Intelligence Integration Bootcamp with integration patterns, reusable templates, and a shared operating rhythm across security operations and leadership briefs.
Not sure what you need or where you stand?
Take the Intelligence Readiness Assessment to benchmark your collection, analysis, and production maturity before scoping an engagement.
Start with an RFI. Scale to Overwatch.
Send the question, the sector, and the decision it feeds. You get a scoped reply from an analyst, with a timeline and a price.
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