Twelve years of sovereign CTI — 3 million attacks stopped every month

Cyber Threat Intelligence is only worth what feeds it — and the jurisdiction governing it

SYLink's sovereign Cyber Threat Intelligence isn't yet another feed, nor a resold OSINT. It's a complete cyber-intelligence chain — collection, qualification, correlation, dissemination — operated from France since 2014. Thirty petabytes of network traffic analyzed every month, three million attack attempts blocked in pre-impact, twelve million indicators of compromise correlated in real time. These volumes don't come from a lab: they come from real production, on 1,200+ customer perimeters, from medical practice to ministry.

A useful CTI has three non-negotiable properties. Signal quality: deduplication, enrichment, scoring by our SYLink AI engine — you receive a qualified IOC, not a raw hash. Propagation velocity: less than two minutes between detection of a new threat and automatic push to your firewalls, DPI probes and EDR agents. Chain sovereignty: code, datacenters, teams, contracts — all in France, beyond the reach of extra-territorial laws (Cloud Act, FISA), GDPR-compliant and NIS2-transposed.

On scope, our base covers everything an analyst handles: indicators of compromise (IPs, domains, MD5 / SHA-256 hashes, X.509 certificates, malicious URLs), CVE vulnerabilities with CVSS mapping and real exploitability observed across the fleet, MITRE ATT&CK techniques from reconnaissance to exfiltration, and YARA and Sigma behavioral rules exposed via secure API for direct integration into your SIEM (Splunk, Elastic, IBM QRadar, Microsoft Sentinel) or SOAR (Cortex XSOAR, Splunk SOAR).

For threat hunting teams, SYLink CTI feeds MITRE-driven hypotheses across five years of 1:350 compressed DPI storage. For SMB, mid-market and local-authority CISOs, it cuts SIEM noise by prioritizing by sector context. For MSP / MSSP, it's consumed pay-per-use multi-tenant with transparent rebilling. For OIV / OSE and sovereign actors, the engine can be deployed on-premise air-gap, with signed models, updates transmitted through controlled channels, no cloud callback.

This machinery serves a simple goal: turn an ocean of raw events into actionable defense decisions — automatically when technically safe, under analyst validation when the stakes warrant it. That's what we call a living CTI: a base you query, that queries your infrastructure, and that knows how to defend itself against known campaigns while your teams focus on truly ambiguous weak signals.