Adversary Perspective

If We Targeted You Today

The evidence-backed path a capable adversary could plausibly assemble and attempt now — reviewed by two analysts, with the validation your team can run today.

Evidence-backedAnalyst-reviewedNo actor engagement

The screen

What your team sees.

Built on the same preserved evidence as every alert and perspective. Open the live demo

If We Targeted You TodayExample tenant
Screenshot: an If We Targeted You Today assessment — the plausible path, its confidence rationale, the intelligence chain and the recommended next move.
Perspective evolutionExample tenant
Screenshot: how the assessment evolved across revisions.
Capability architecture

A hypothesis you can test, not a prediction you have to trust.

Each perspective is assembled from preserved evidence, challenged by a second analyst and delivered with its confidence rationale, alternatives and revision history.

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Why it matters

  • A listing, an exposed identity and a live session rarely arrive together. The danger is the path they form when connected.
  • Security teams need to know which defensive move to make first — not a ranked list of unrelated indicators.
  • A hypothesis is only useful if it carries its uncertainty and can be revisited as new evidence lands.
02

ThreatCanary approach

  • Analysts assemble the plausible path from preserved evidence — underground listings, identity exposure and malware signal — with provenance attached to every hop.
  • A peer challenges and approves the assessment before it is published; nothing reaches a customer unreviewed.
  • Every revision is kept, so your team can walk the history and see how the picture changed.
03

What you see

  • The plausible path, its confidence rationale, the intelligence chain behind it and the recommended next move.
  • What remains uncertain and which alternative explanations were considered.
  • Defensive validation steps your team can run against the path today.
04

Evidence produced

  • Reviewed adversary hypothesis with cited evidence and provenance.
  • Full revision history with challenge and approval steps.
  • Recommended defensive validation, traceable to the evidence that motivated it.
Common questions

Questions teams ask before they commit.

Direct answers on scope, evidence, safety controls and how ThreatCanary differs from tools you already run.

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Is this a prediction that we will be attacked?

No. It is a reviewed hypothesis of the path an adversary could assemble from the evidence Nullstar holds about you today. It is written to be tested by your team, and it carries its uncertainty and the alternatives considered.

02

Who writes the perspective?

A ThreatCanary analyst authors it from preserved evidence. A second analyst challenges and approves it before publication. Models may assist with drafting; they never decide what is published and their output is never treated as evidence.

03

What happens when new evidence arrives?

The perspective is revised through the same author, challenge and approve flow. You see the current revision and can walk back through the history, and investigations you raised stay bound to the revision they came from.

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