Threat Intelligence Fusion

Every breach started as signals someone scored as low.
We score them together.

SiftSuite detects toxic combinations — signals that look harmless in isolation but turn critical the moment they correlate. Enterprise-grade fusion at SMB price. Zero analysts required.

$18K/yr  all-in 0  headcount Any  feed in
Credential leak SEV · LOW Exec impersonation SEV · LOW VPN file-read SEV · MED Access-for-sale UNSCORED · no victim named Surveillance chatter SEV · LOW TOXIC COMBINATION CRITICAL
The blind spot.

Your tools score signals one at a time. Attackers don't operate one at a time.

Feeds, SIEMs and inboxes grade each alert in isolation. The dangerous ones get filed as low and forgotten — until the same thread, target and timeframe line up and it's already an incident.

11k+
alerts/week at a mid-market SOC
3wks
a real chain can span — across vendors
$120k–3M
average SMB breach cost
The engine.

One real chain. Four signals nobody connected.

AcmeCorp, financial services. Each signal was scored low — or scored by nothing at all. SiftSuite correlated them by target, timeframe and attack progression. The instant the fourth landed, the chain was complete.

Week 1 Credential leakExec email + password on a paste site LOW
Week 2 GlobalProtect file-readCVE-2024-3388 — medium-severity VPN read MEDIUM
Week 3 Initial access for saleBroker lists US fin-services access — never names the victim UNSCORED
Week 3 Fake LinkedIn of the CEOImpersonation profile appears, DMs journalists LOW
Correlated Account Takeover Chain — AcmeCorpSame target. Same window. Escalating progression. CRITICAL

No other platform connected these. SiftSuite flagged it on the next agent cycle — within minutes of the fourth signal, not a week later.

Same engine, two fronts.

Protect the company. Then protect the people who run it.

SiftSuite · Threat Intelligence

Toxic-combination detection for SMBs

Pull in any feed or custom source. A built-in fusion engine and a proprietary autonomous agent correlate signals across time and surface the combinations that matter — with executive-ready briefs, no analyst on staff.

  • Ingests any feed, TAXII, or custom source
  • Autonomous agent runs the analysis on a cycle
  • Executive briefs generated, not written
from $499/mo
HPI Protection

Same engine. Now it protects the principal — and the family behind them.

Point the toxic-combination engine at a named person instead of a company. Doxxing, surveillance chatter and credential reuse on the same forum becomes one pre-incident signal — not three tickets across three vendors.

  • Principal + household in scope from day one
  • Per-member sensitivity — children flagged elevated
  • Briefs built for the EP detail, not the SOC
Executive & Family Protection · HPI.

When the threat moves from the company to the person.

High-Profile Individual (HPI) Protection points the same toxic-combination engine at a named principal and their household. A doxxing post, a surveillance-pattern thread, and a reused password on the same forum stop being three tickets across three vendors — and become one pre-incident signal, caught before it's an event.

Surface 01

Doxxing & address exposure

Home address, family names, and routine surfacing on dark-web forums and paste sites.

Surface 02

Data-broker listings

Spokeo, Whitepages, BeenVerified and the rest — mapped, monitored, takedown-ready.

Surface 03

Surveillance chatter

Observed routines, vehicle photos, school routes — the pre-incident escalation pattern.

Surface 04

Credential reuse

A breached personal email reused on household financial and school portals.

Surface 05

Impersonation & deepfakes

Fake executive profiles and synthetic media across X, LinkedIn and beyond.

Surface 06

Family & household

Spouse, children (elevated sensitivity) and staff — each with their own threshold.

Why now.

The December 2024 UnitedHealthcare reset moved executive security into every public-company budget. The differentiator prospects ask for first is family and household scope — exactly where monitoring-only vendors stop.

vs monitoring.

BlackCloak and 360 Privacy monitor. SiftSuite correlates — a doxxing thread plus a known threat actor on the same forum is a different signal than either alone. Monitoring tells you what's exposed; intelligence tells you what's converging.

HPI Solo
$1,999/mo
1 principal · no household · weekly risk brief · real-time high-severity alerts
Family — the wedge
HPI Family
$4,999/mo
Principal + up to 5 household · per-member sensitivity · daily EP-detail briefings · data-broker takedown
HPI Enterprise
$50K+/yr
10+ principals, single org · board/insurer exposure reporting · dedicated tenant · SLA
Positioning.

Those are feeds. We're the brain.

Feed providers sell signals. Enterprise intelligence platforms correlate them — but cost up to $100K/yr and need a dedicated analyst team. SiftSuite delivers enterprise-grade fusion at SMB pricing, with zero headcount.

01

Correlation, not collection

The combination is the product. Individually-low signals, scored together.

02

Proprietary agent

An autonomous agent runs detection and writes the brief — no analyst required.

03

Any feed in

Bring your existing sources. SiftSuite is the fusion layer on top.

04

SMB price

$18K/yr all-in, where comparable platforms start near $100K and need a team.

Pricing.

Enterprise-grade fusion, priced for the rest of us.

Starter
$499/mo
≤25 employees · core fusion engine · weekly briefs
Most popular
Business
$1,499/mo
25–200 employees · agent on a cycle · real-time critical alerts
Enterprise
Custom
200+ · dedicated tenant · SLA · HPI Protection add-on

Protecting people, not just the company? Executive & Family Protection (HPI) pricing ↑

See a toxic combination fire in your own data.

A 20-minute demo: we walk a real chain end to end, then point the same engine at a principal and their family.