The Defence Intelligence Group is composed of: Intelligence Analysts, Network engineers, and Computer Security Analysts who have worked with various governments within their law enforcement and/or military intelligence communities. Your work is treated with confidentiality and care as if your company utilized the NATO standards our personnel were trained under.
C/DIG enables CSCSS to provide a response to the evolving trends and challenges faced by our clients. Our highly trained, highly skilled teams utilize the same standards are they were trained in: NATO, EU and government agencies specializing in intelligence and/or police work.
CSCSS DIG delivers its services through a range of Intelligence products and training options. Our objective is to deliver actionable Intelligence through proactive programs and services to address real-world issues. We draw our expertise and experience from our work with various agencies within the law enforcement and military intelligence communities to deliver a spectrum of services including:
- A range of Intelligence products;
- Nation Player Threat profiling;
- Corporate Risk Profiling;
- Risk Assessments;
- Incident Response + Forensics / Malware Analysis;
- Intelligence Education / Awareness Programmes;
As a component of CSCSS and a partner with the Cyber Conflict Center, C/DIG Analyzes on-going attacks. C/DIG also provides warning of potential and ongoing attacks and persistent threats.
Our data points include , Open Source, private sources, allied and affiliated organizations, and contacts from numerous government intelligence sources based on experience and employment. We analyze data from a broad spectrum sources, including but not limited to:
- Open Source Intelligence (OSINT)
- Directed Research and Collection (DR+C)
- Human Intelligence (HUMINT)
- Network Intelligence (Technology Based) Technical Intelligence (TECHINT)
- Digital Forensics + Analysis
- Cyber Intelligence (CYBINT) ( Proprietary Resources and Techniques )
In addition to Intelligence products our diverse areas of practice include:
- Cyber attack profiling;
- Cybersecurity threat assessments and testing Cyber architecture development and evaluation;
- Cyber-Defence Strategy + Policy Development and implementation;
- Apply Defence Intelligence knowledge to security + business process;
- Support stakeholder mapping through educational awareness programs in order to support education;
- Outreach and Collaboration.
C/DIG provides insights on key issues, relating to cyber defence as well as advisory services to government, military, industry and agencies. We strive to enhance the understanding of: Intelligence, the threats posed by foreign intelligence services and transnational competitors, and the role of nations to these actors. C/DIG strives to illuminate national security issues that are of common concern. We offer a broad range of supporting services to assist in better securing and protection of commercial activities, economic programs, and intellectual property.
Civilian / Government Agencies
Supporting the Civilian and Government Mission
C/DIG strategy and technology experts have helped with strategic planning, intelligence management and analysis, information sharing, training, counterintelligence, and other forms of support.
National Defence Agencies
C/DIG and its associated internal groups and key partners provide intelligence support and will function as a resource. We will deliver strategic and tactical DI leadership to cyber/defence planners, interagency partners, and policymakers to defend cyberspace and related cyber security interests.
Intelligence Community
Supporting the Intelligence Community +
Intelligence Mission
CSCSS DIG collaborates with organizations in government, health, finance, transportation, energy and other critical sector industries to develop cyberspace risk assessments that deliver benchmarks and indicators to assist in securing cyber operations.
Commercial Organizations
We direct organizations through a dynamic, collaborative approach, helping our clients not only understand their weaknesses through assessments and vulnerability or penetration tests, but also to anticipate threats and respond to incidents when they occur.
