SOC
Operations centers that need their intelligence to feed detection without the platform becoming a maintenance burden.
Kverno builds and operates the dedicated infrastructure that OpenCTI and MISP run on: documented, rebuildable and with its recovery already proven, under European jurisdiction. It is not a shared service, and not an install one person keeps alive.
OpenCTI and MISP work the first month. Then come the updates, the connectors that break, the fragile MISP sync, the database that grows unchecked, the identity with no second factor, and backups nobody has tried to restore. The organization's most sensitive intelligence ends up depending on one person and on a server no one knows how to rebuild.
Operations centers that need their intelligence to feed detection without the platform becoming a maintenance burden.
Response teams that share indicators with communities and partners, and can't afford an opaque or unrecoverable platform.
Analysts running OpenCTI and MISP in production who would rather spend their time on analysis than on maintaining the infrastructure.
Sharing groups that operate MISP nodes and need synchronization, taxonomies and strict control over who has access to what.
Dedicated infrastructure per client, described in code and rebuildable: OpenCTI and MISP in production, with identity, storage and network separated from any other client. The rest of the security tooling runs on top, defined with the client. Here are some of the components we already integrate.
Kverno grants access by verification, not by trust. No port is left open to the internet: everything goes through a Zero Trust gateway. People who use the applications pass through a single identity gate with a second factor. People who operate the platform reach the controls through a private channel, with just-in-time credentials signed at each session and revoked when it ends; no standing keys or passwords sit on the servers. Every session is tied to a person, logged, and revocable in one place. The two planes, operation and use, are separated by design.
OpenCTI and MISP run for one client only. No shared servers, storage or network with anyone else.
The whole platform is described in code. It comes back up from its description, identical, with no manual steps.
Before delivery a real recovery is run: the platform is rebuilt, data is restored, and the time is measured. Proven, not assumed.
The client can take the platform whenever they want, documented and rebuildable, without Kverno and with no vendor lock-in. The guarantee is in writing.
An intelligence platform is only useful if it connects to the rest. Kverno leaves OpenCTI and MISP running with their standards (STIX 2.1, TAXII, MISP sync, taxonomies and TLP) and connected to the client's SIEM, SOAR or XDR, with production and test environments kept separate. Intelligence comes in, correlates and feeds detection, without the team having to handle the maintenance.
We operate the infrastructure your team works on. Detection, analysis and response remain theirs.
We build and operate the platform. The sources and the content are the client's to choose and bring.
Unless explicitly contracted, the scope is the platform, not the investigation of the incident.
A technical review of the current OpenCTI or MISP platform, or the one to be deployed: architecture, dependencies, backups, identity, connectors and recovery.
The construction of the dedicated infrastructure, with the real recovery test before delivery.
Ongoing operation: updates, external monitoring, verified backups and periodically tested recovery.
If your OpenCTI or MISP fits what we do, we say so. If it doesn't, we point you to someone who does.