In development
Threat actor claims & chatter
Assessment of publicly posted claims and messaging by Iran-linked and regional hacktivist personas.
PILLAR II // CYBERSECURITY
In developmentThreats speak a language. We read it.
Cyber threat intelligence that starts where most analysts can’t: in the Farsi, Russian, Pashto, and Urdu that threat actors actually use. Official term: native-language cyber threat intelligence (CTI) supporting attribution.
01 // WHAT WE MEAN
Cyber-linguistic intelligence, defined.
Cyber threat intelligence (CTI) explains who is attacking, why, and what comes next. Much of the evidence is written in the attacker’s language: claims of responsibility, recruitment posts, lure documents, and strings left in code.
Machine translation flattens idiom, dialect, and tone. Language analysis recovers them, and with them, intent, origin, and credibility. That is where our language expertise solves problems other CTI teams can’t.
02 // WHERE LANGUAGE ANALYSIS SOLVES THE PROBLEM
Language in the threat picture.
In development
Phishing & social engineering lures
Linguistic and cultural analysis of Farsi, Pashto, and Urdu lures that reveal who wrote them and whom they target.
In development
Language artifacts in code & documents
Interpretation of foreign-language strings, comments, and file metadata that support attribution.
In development
Influence operations
How cyber operations pair with information campaigns in regional languages.
In development
Cyber doctrine & policy
How Iran and others frame cyber operations in strategy and official rhetoric.
In development
Adversary profiles
Iranian threat behaviors mapped to MITRE ATT&CK, with language and cultural context.