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Korea Internet Security Agency
South Korea's national cybersecurity agency for internet protection.
Japan CERT
Japan Computer Emergency Response Team for national cybersecurity.
ENISA
European Union Agency for Cybersecurity providing threat intelligence.
Canadian Centre for Cyber Security
Canada's national cybersecurity authority providing guidance and services.
Australian Cyber Security Centre
Australian government cybersecurity advice and threat information.
UK NCSC
UK National Cyber Security Centre providing cyber threat guidance.
NSA Cybersecurity
National Security Agency cybersecurity guidance and threat advisories.
FBI IC3
Internet Crime Complaint Center for reporting cybercrime.
US-CERT
United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team for national cybersecurity.
CISA
Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency providing government threat advisories and alerts.
Government and military threat intelligence sources provide authoritative threat information, security advisories, and classified intelligence products from national cybersecurity agencies, defense organizations, and law enforcement entities. These sources deliver high-confidence threat intelligence based on government collection capabilities, international intelligence sharing, and national security investigations that often exceed the scope and quality of commercial intelligence sources.
Government intelligence products include threat advisories from agencies like CISA, FBI, NSA, and international counterparts, unclassified versions of classified intelligence reports, threat indicators from government malware analysis, attribution assessments based on national intelligence capabilities, and security guidance for critical infrastructure protection. Many government sources also provide industry briefings, threat sharing programs, and direct engagement opportunities for qualified organizations.
Organizations, particularly those in critical infrastructure sectors or with government contracts, leverage government threat intelligence to access authoritative threat attribution, receive early warning of nation-state threats, understand geopolitical cyber risks, comply with government security requirements, and participate in national cybersecurity initiatives. Government sources provide unique insights into advanced persistent threats, nation-state capabilities, and strategic threats that commercial providers may not detect or report publicly.