European Threat Intelligence for early-stage attacks.
ELLIO provides direct, first-party observation of live reconnaissance, probing, and exploitation activity from our own global cyber deception network, delivering the fresh context needed to make the right call at the right time.
EU-BUILT THREAT INTELLIGENCE
We read reconnaissance
as intelligence, not noise.
At Internet scale, targeting, probing, infrastructure reuse, and behavioral patterns show where adversary attention is moving and when activity starts to form a campaign. The earlier a threat is understood, the less it costs to contain.
- High-fidelity signals
- Direct observations of live activity
- No third-party data noise
Sovereignty
ELLIO Threat Intelligence is developed and operated in Europe, ensuring independent and trusted threat intelligence.
Alignment with Europe’s Cybersecurity Priorities
We support EU frameworks including NIS2, the Cyber Resilience Act, and Europe’s cyber resilience objectives through actionable real-time threat intelligence.
Data Protection & Privacy
We do not collect customer data for secondary use, AI training, or unrelated analytics. All intelligence is derived from independent threat observation and research.
ELLIO Gets a Major Upgrade in Its Recon & Mass Exploitation Intelligence
Today, we’re releasing a major set of improvements to ELLIO Reconnaissance and Mass Exploitation Intelligence.
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Sanctioned, Seized, Still Scanning: Inside a Russian Bulletproof Hosting Network Targeting the EU
On 18 May 2026, Dutch investigators seized more than 800 servers and broke up a hosting operation that prosecutors say powered Russian cyberattacks across the EU. We had spent the previous year watching the same network from the other side. After the seizure, the scanning did not stop.
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Threat Intelligence Platforms by Use Case: 2026 Guide
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