“Cosive brought a high level of expertise and depth of knowledge to our engagement, and from the outset they were collaborative in developing the engagement methodology and deliverables.”— Sasenka Abeysooriya, Program Director
Real results from real engagements across threat intelligence sharing, national programmes, and threat intelligence platform migrations.
How Cosive designed and built the infrastructure for Australia's national cyber threat intelligence sharing program, connecting government agencies and critical infrastructure operators.
Deploying a managed threat intelligence sharing platform for a European sector ISAC, enabling cross-border threat intelligence exchange between member organisations.
Migrating a government security agency from a legacy TIP to CloudMISP, improving feed management, correlation, and sharing workflows.
If you're standing up a threat intelligence capability for the first time — or formalising one that's been ad hoc — you're probably feeling the pressure from multiple directions:
You don't need to solve all of this at once. We help you start consuming threat intelligence in a structured way — connecting your feeds, analysts, and security tools through a platform that:
Don't have a threat intelligence platform yet? CloudMISP is our fully managed platform purpose-built for consuming and sharing threat intelligence.
CloudMISP is rearchitected and containerised with watchdog services and monitoring, deployed in a dedicated VPC. It's not just MISP on an EC2 box. Deployed in any AWS region globally for data sovereignty. Available on AWS EU Sovereign Cloud.
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CloudMISP is our managed MISP SaaS — rearchitected, containerised, and deployed in a dedicated VPC in your preferred AWS region. We also support Filligran OpenCTI and EclecticIQ Intelligence Center.
We integrate with existing MISP deployments and other vendor TIPs via STIX/TAXII and REST APIs. If your organisation already runs a platform, we work with it rather than replacing it.
Yes. NIS2 requires essential and important entities to share cyber threat intelligence. We deploy managed sharing platforms and connect you to relevant sectoral ISACs and national CERTs, covering Article 29 information sharing requirements.
Our platforms include the access controls, audit logging, and data governance needed to demonstrate compliance.
Yes. DORA Articles 45 and 49 encourage voluntary threat intelligence sharing between financial entities, provided appropriate confidentiality protections are in place. We deploy platforms with access controls, audit logging, and data governance, then connect you to the relevant sharing communities.
The same platform handles both threat intelligence and fraud data sharing, so you can address both obligations with a single infrastructure.
Yes. Australia’s Security of Critical Infrastructure Act requires reporting of cyber incidents to ASD. We help you connect to ASD ACSC’s threat sharing feeds and establish reporting workflows via MISP, so your organisation can meet its obligations efficiently.
Yes. The UK Cyber Security and Resilience Bill strengthens obligations for critical infrastructure operators. We help you connect to UK NCSC feeds and establish sharing arrangements with sector-specific communities, ensuring your organisation meets the new requirements.
Yes. We help organisations connect to the NZ National Cyber Security Centre’s threat intelligence feeds via MISP, configure automated ingestion, and develop workflows to action the intelligence within your existing security tools.
Yes. We configure connections to the UK NCSC’s threat data feeds, including their MISP-based sharing platform. We handle authentication, feed configuration, and integration with your existing security tools.
Yes. We’ve designed and operated threat intelligence sharing communities for national CERTs and government agencies. We help with governance frameworks, platform deployment, onboarding processes, and ongoing community management.
Absolutely. Sharing is as important as consuming. We help you establish sharing workflows, configure TLP and sharing group controls, develop automation for publishing indicators, and connect to your relevant sharing communities — whether they’re sector ISACs, national CERTs, or peer organisations.
Tell us about your threat intelligence requirements and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.