Ransomware early warning · Supplier exposure · Compliance clocks

Know when ransomware touches your business — or your suppliers — first.

We watch ransomware leak sites and threat feeds around the clock, match every new victim to your company and vendors, and start your regulatory clock the moment one matches.

  • Financial services
  • Healthcare
  • Manufacturing
  • Example points · fictional

Offsys Intel coverage

live feeds & leak sites
50+
ransomware groups tracked
470+
victims indexed since 2021
19,000+
indicators of compromise
1.1M+

Platform figures, updated continuously.

The problem

The leak site posts it before anyone tells you.

Days, not hours

Leak sites often list victims days before customers are told.

Your vendors are your attack surface

Payroll, IT support, law firms, SaaS. Their breach can expose your data.

Offsys Intel watches the leak sites, matches every victim to your vendor list, and tells you first, with the deadline already running. See how it works →

Summaries, not legal advice. Confirm obligations with your counsel.

How it works

From leak-site post to action, in four steps.

  1. Sample at this stage · fictional

    source   leak site (Tor mirror)
    seen     02:09 IST
    group    LOCKBYTE
    post     "northwind payroll svcs
              - 212 GB - 6 days"
  2. Sample at this stage · fictional

    victim   Northwind Payroll Services
    aka      NORTHWIND PAYROLL SVCS
    sector   Business services · payroll
    country  India
    size     est. 200–500 staff
  3. Sample at this stage · fictional

    watchlist  vendors / payroll
    entry      "Northwind Payroll
                Services Pvt Ltd"
    match      name + domain
    result     WATCHLIST MATCH
  4. Sample at this stage · fictional

    alert    Slack #sec-alerts · email
    sent     02:14 IST
    clocks   CERT-In 6 h · NIS2 24 h
    next     Incident Flash briefing

Compliance Clock

The clock starts when you become aware. We make sure that's early.

When a watchlist match fires, we calculate each deadline and keep the evidence trail for your report.

How the Compliance Clock works →
Example · fictional match at 02:14 IST
--:--:--remaining
CERT-In6 hours to reportSource ↗
--:--:--remaining
NIS224 h early warningSource: Art. 23 ↗
--:--:--remaining
SEC 8-K4 business daysSource ↗

Demo at 600× speed. Amber under 25% left, red under 10%.

SEC runs from the materiality determination; the demo counts business days as 24 h. Not legal advice.

Actionable briefings

Not another newsletter. A Monday-morning to-do list.

  1. 1
    What changedNew victims in your sector and supply chain.
  2. 2
    What's next LabsGangs shifting toward your sector.
  3. 3
    Do thisCVEs to patch, IOCs to block, vendors to check, rules to deploy.
Offsys Intel BriefingsSample · fictional data

Weekly Outlook

Week of 5 October 2026Profile: India · Financial services · 38 watched vendors
Reviewed by an analyst before sending

Your exposure this week

  • Northwind Payroll Services · supplierLOCKBYTE · Tue
  • 2 new victims in your sector, IndiaMon, Thu

Threat movement Labs

One tracked group listed more Indian financial-services victims this month than in the previous three combined.

Do this

  1. Patch CVE-XXXX-XXXX on internet-facing VPN appliances.Infra lead · Fri
  2. Block the 14 IOCs in the attached STIX bundle.SOC · today
  3. Ask Northwind Payroll whether your employee data was in scope.Vendor risk · Wed
  4. Deploy Sigma rule “Suspicious VSS deletion”.Detection eng · Fri
ATTACHED · STIX 2.1 BUNDLE · CSVTLP:AMBER

Labs · early accessOffsys Signals

From what happened to what's likely next.

Forecasts built on 5 years of leak-site history: sector outlooks, gang targeting shifts, leak-to-dump countdowns. Every forecast has a range. We'll publish a public scorecard of how they did, starting January 2027.

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Weekly victims in one sector, with a 4-week outlook

Fictional example
Fictional data. Solid: the last 12 weeks, 31 to 49 victims. Dashed: the outlook, with an 80% range band; week 4 expects 42–60.

Sends to the tools you already run

  • Splunk HEC
  • Elastic
  • Microsoft Sentinel
  • STIX 2.1 / TAXII 2.1
  • MISP
  • Slack
  • Telegram
  • Email
  • REST API
All integrations →

Trust

Collected responsibly. Explained clearly.

  • We collect leak-site metadata, never trade in stolen data.Victim, date, group and claim. We don't download, buy or sell stolen files.
  • Every alert links to its evidence.Where it was listed, when we saw it, when we told you.
  • MFA, role-based access and audit logs on every account.TOTP sign-in, admin / analyst / read-only roles, API keys and audit logging.
Our methodology →

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