Threat intelligence that proves what it claims.
CTI Forecast started from a simple observation: security teams at SMBs and service providers have neither the time to read hundreds of reports a week nor the budget of the big intelligence platforms. Free feeds, for their part, are noisy and lack context.
What we do
A collector continuously reads publications from research labs, vendors and CERTs. It extracts technical indicators, removes the noise, links each indicator to the article that cites it and cross-checks it with sources published by vendors themselves (ESET, abuse.ch).
For vulnerabilities, a model combines EPSS, the CISA KEV catalog and mention dynamics to estimate the risk of exploitation within 30 days. Its results are measured and published every week, limitations included, on the Performance page.
Our principles
Transparency. Every score is explained, every source is cited, every performance figure can be checked. We would rather state a limitation than promise "AI" without proof.
Defence only. The service is reserved for professionals who protect information systems. It contains no personal data, and our collector never touches attacker infrastructure.
Who is behind CTI Forecast
Cybersecurity consultant and trainer, holding a Master's degree (EQF level 7) as an Expert Cybersecurity Consultant (IT-Akademy Lyon, certified by Aston by SQLI). Cybersecurity engineer in 2023 at WBOUKA Consulting / ONSEN: configuring SOC monitoring tools, vulnerability scanning, risk analysis and writing information security policies. Since 2024 he has trained corporate teams and university students in incident response, vulnerability management and web application security. A developer by training (PHP/Symfony, Python), he designed CTI Forecast to give the teams he works with threat intelligence that is reliable, explained and within reach of an SMB.
CTI Forecast is published by Karim EL BOUNI (sole proprietorship, trading as Dallas), Lyon, France. LinkedIn profile.
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