Threat intelligence for government, public sector and defense.
Detect coordinated campaigns before they launch, find leaked citizen data, and see the internet-facing estate nobody registered: with data and remediation staying inside your own tenant.
Citizens hand you data they cannot take back. We help you keep it.
Public sector attacks follow a pattern: a target list posted days in advance on a channel nobody watches, a legacy portal nobody remembered, citizen records traded underground. That exposure sits outside your perimeter, where your controls do not reach. SOCRadar finds it, proves it, and gets it removed: with data residency staying yours.
What is actually going wrong, and what we do about it
Government threat intelligence is the continuous monitoring of coordinated campaign activity, leaked citizen and personnel data, and internet-facing state infrastructure, filtered to a jurisdiction and delivered with sovereign control over where data resides.
Target lists are published days in advance on channels nobody monitors
Hacktivist Intelligence · Threat Actor IntelligenceMonitoring of messaging platforms, forums and coordination channels for target lists, campaign announcements and mentions of your organisation.
Advance notice when you are named, with time to raise defensive posture.
Citizen identity, tax and health records are traded underground
Dark Web MonitoringContinuous collection across markets, forums and leak sites for datasets matching your jurisdiction and document formats.
Exposure found in time to notify citizens and trace the source.
Legacy portals and dead programmes remain online and unpatched
Attack Surface Management · Attack Surface Threat AssessmentExternal discovery enumerating domains, subdomains, IP ranges and cloud infrastructure from the outside, without relying on your inventory.
The full internet-facing estate becomes visible, including what nobody remembered.
Fake tax, benefits and permit portals defraud citizens
Brand Protection · TakedownMonitoring for lookalike domains and social accounts using official branding, with takedown on confirmation.
Impersonating infrastructure removed before campaign volume builds.
Contractors and suppliers hold data and access you cannot see
Supply Chain IntelligenceContinuous supplier posture monitoring with control-level grading and alerting on supplier compromise.
Supplier incidents detected before the access they hold is used.
AI that decides, explains itself, and learns your environment
Decides
AI agents decide whether an alarm should exist at all: evaluating infrastructure, content and visual signals before anything reaches your queue.
Explains
Every decision carries a step-by-step reasoning trail with full audit logs, so “why did this fire” and “why didn't it” are both answerable.
Adapts
Your analysts correct verdicts and explain why. The model adapts to your organisation, so tuning compounds instead of resetting.
Every agentic decision is logged and traceable, and reporting can be generated and scheduled in local language: both requirements that come up in public procurement rather than nice-to-haves.
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Findings arrive in the tools you already run. Marked ⇄ means bi-directional: status, severity and comments sync both ways, so closing it there closes it here.
Available through
Microsoft Sentinel ⇄ 
Microsoft Entra ID ⇄ 
ServiceNow ⇄ 
Jira Service Management ⇄ 
Splunk ⇄ 
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Google SecOps Open standards carry more weight in this sector than anywhere else, because agencies share with CERTs and with each other. Native MISP modules, an OpenCTI connector and a TAXII 2.1 server with STIX 2.1 are first-class, not afterthoughts.
Who is targeting the public sector right now
Government is among the most consistently targeted sectors, and the actors change quarterly. The page carries a live, sector-filtered view rather than a list that ages.
Groups currently posting public-sector victims, with impact scoring mapped to your jurisdiction and organisation.
Hacktivist and ideologically motivated campaigns, including target lists published in advance on monitored channels.
Credential harvesting against internet-facing government and contractor infrastructure, including confirmed exfiltration against defence suppliers.
Embedded view from the free Country Threat Landscape Report, Threat Actor Database and Campaigns feed, filtered to this jurisdiction. Named actors and campaigns come from the live data, so the page stays current without a content update.
What our customers say.
50,000+ world-class brands and organizations across 150+ countries.
See SOCRadar in action.
A walkthrough run against your own jurisdiction: your domains, your agencies, your suppliers: not a canned dataset.
- Your live exposure: leaked citizen and personnel data, impersonating portals and forgotten internet-facing assets found against your own estate.
- Sovereignty in practice: identity validation and response running inside your own tenant, with identity data and remediation logs never leaving it.
- NIS2 evidence: the supplier register, control-level grading and incident timeline auditors ask for.
- Community sharing: TAXII 2.1 / STIX 2.1, native MISP modules and an OpenCTI connector, shown live.
Questions we get from this sector
How are hacktivist campaigns detected before they launch?
Coordinated campaigns are typically announced in advance on messaging platforms and forums, often with explicit target lists. Continuous monitoring of those channels surfaces mentions of your organisation, sector or country ahead of activity, giving defenders time to raise posture rather than respond after the fact.
Does our data leave our own environment?
No. Identity validation and response actions run inside your own Microsoft tenant, and identity data and remediation logs stay there. This removes the data-residency objection that commonly blocks procurement in government and defence.
How do agencies find internet-facing assets they do not know about?
External discovery enumerates domains, subdomains, IP ranges and cloud infrastructure from outside the estate, without relying on an existing inventory. Newly discovered assets are then assessed automatically, so legacy portals and retired programmes surface without anyone needing to remember them.
Can findings be shared with CERTs and partner organisations?
Yes. Intelligence is available through a TAXII 2.1 server in STIX 2.1 format, with native MISP modules and an OpenCTI connector, so findings move into community and national sharing infrastructure without manual reformatting.
Additional Resources
Regional Threat Landscape Reports
Country and regional analysis covering active actors, prevalent malware, sectors under attack and campaign activity, benchmarked against global averages.
Browse reportsSOCRadar Threat Research Unit
Original investigations, coordinated with national CERT and CSIRT teams. The current flagship analysis covers a credential-harvesting operation with confirmed targeting of defence suppliers in NATO member states.
Read the latest researchCountry Threat Landscape Report
Generate an on-demand view of dark web activity, extortion victims, phishing sources and campaign activity for any country.
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