Purpose-built around your Priority Intelligence Requirements rather than around a feed, which is what makes it a different kind of product from a threat intelligence platform.
Generic feeds tell every subscriber the same thing. What matters to a regional bank is noise to a hospital, and without your priorities driving collection, most of what arrives is neither.
A million indicators answer no questions. Someone still has to turn raw collection into finished intelligence: what happened, who is behind it, whether it matters to you, and what to do.
Feeds break, move and go quiet, usually silently. When nobody manages sources as a resource, a dead feed becomes an invisible gap nobody notices until it matters.
ICRM operationalises the discipline intelligence teams have always used: requirements first, collection directed, analysis grounded, dissemination deliberate.
Your Priority Intelligence Requirements, the questions your organisation actually needs answered, drive what is collected, what is prioritised, and what is reported.
Continuous collection across curated sources, matched against your requirements. Sources are chosen for your sector, and their health is monitored.
Collected intelligence becomes finished reports (situation, assessment, recommendations) tied back to the requirements they answer, with every factual claim traceable.
Reports route to the teams and stakeholders who need them, by attack vector and by group, with a logged trail of who was told what.
A source count is easy to put on a slide. Keeping those sources flowing, and knowing when they aren't, is what separates managed collection from a list of subscriptions.
Source health is monitored and degradation is flagged, so a silently broken feed never becomes a silent gap in your coverage.
Because collection is driven by dated, reviewable requirements, you can always show what you prioritised, what was collected against it, and what was reported.
Explore how the platform runs the cycle end to end, or talk to the team about your organisation's requirements.
