Threat Intelligence
The US threat landscape, adversary tradecraft and the attacks we see most often in the field.
The 2026 US Threat Landscape
The techniques have not changed much. What changed is the economics: attacks that used to require skill now require a budget, and the targeting reaches much further down.
Supply Chain and Third-Party Risk in the USA
A completed questionnaire tells you what a vendor says about their controls. It does not tell you what they could reach inside your environment, which is the question.
Threat Intelligence: FAQs
What does StrikeCyber cover under Threat Intelligence?
This topic collects our research, field notes and guidance on threat intelligence, written by our operators from real offensive security engagements.
Is StrikeCyber research specific to the United States?
Yes. Our research is grounded in the US threat and compliance landscape, including SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI DSS, CMMC, NIST CSF and FedRAMP and local sector risks, while drawing on global attacker tradecraft.
How can I get help with threat intelligence?
Beyond the research, our operators deliver offensive security engagements across the United States. Scope a free consultation to discuss your environment.
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