Blueliv

Blueliv, founded in 2009 by Daniel Solís, established itself as a cyber threat intelligence provider based in Barcelona, Spain. The company was created to address the evolving landscape of cybercrime by providing predictive and actionable intelligence. Solís, a telecommunications engineer with prior experience at KPMG and as CTO of S21sec, founded the company with the vision of offering innovative solutions where others might not see them. A significant milestone for the company was its acquisition by the Swedish cybersecurity firm Outpost24 in July 2021, a move intended to create one of Europe's largest cybersecurity providers.

The firm operates on a subscription-based model, offering a cloud-native platform that delivers threat intelligence to a diverse client base that includes large enterprises, service providers, and security vendors, with a notable presence in the banking, insurance, telecom, retail, and utility sectors. Revenue is generated through a pay-as-you-need modular architecture, allowing clients to select services most relevant to their business needs. This model provides streamlined and cost-effective intelligence in real-time. The company serves a global market, with offices in Barcelona, London, and San Francisco.

Blueliv's core offering is a threat intelligence platform that scours the open, deep, and dark web for potential threats. Its flagship product, Threat Compass, is a suite of customizable modules designed to reduce attack success rates and improve incident response. The platform automates the collection and analysis of data from numerous sources, including black markets and crime servers, to identify threats such as data leakages, brand abuse, phishing, malware, and stolen credentials. It turns this global threat data into actionable intelligence, providing security teams with context around threat actors, campaigns, and indicators of compromise. The platform is designed for easy integration with common security tools like SIEMs and SOARs, supporting formats such as STIX/TAXII for seamless information sharing.

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