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Agentic Reports

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Agentic Reports are long-form, cross-source intelligence analyses. Instead of covering a single article, each one correlates several reports and sources about a significant threat, campaign, or vulnerability. This is the only intelligence content that is publicly accessible without an account.


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Summary

The header shows the number of reports, sources analysed, Critical/High reports, and tags. Four cards repeat these figures: Total Reports, Critical / High, Sources Analyzed, Unique Tags.

Search and filters

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Severity All, or a single severity (CRITICAL, HIGH, MEDIUM, LOW, INFORMATIONAL)
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POPULAR TAGS Click one or more tags to filter; Clear tags resets

Report cards

Each card shows the title, severity, classification (for example, Supply Chain Attack, Vulnerability Analysis), date, tags, a short description, and the number of sources analysed.


Single Report

Path: /analytics/{slug}

Each report has a permanent URL you can share publicly. The page renders the full analysis with its metadata (date, severity, classification, tags) and the list of sources it draws on.


Severity Levels

Level Meaning
CRITICAL Immediate, widespread impact; active exploitation
HIGH Significant threat with confirmed activity
MEDIUM Notable threat requiring awareness
LOW Limited impact or early-stage threat
INFORMATIONAL Context and background; no immediate action required

How It's Generated

Each Agentic Report starts from a set of processed TI Mindmap HUB reports on the same topic. These are listed as sources at the top of the report, each with a link to its TI Mindmap HUB analysis. An agentic, AI-assisted workflow then:

  1. Gathers the structured outputs of those reports (summaries, IOCs, CVEs, TTPs, entities)
  2. Correlates findings across sources — agreements, contradictions, and gaps
  3. Drafts a structured analysis with a severity rating and classification

They go deeper than per-article outputs but remain AI-assisted analysis. Check the cited sources before acting on the conclusions.

See Analytics Reports for the report structure and methodology. Markdown versions of several reports are published in the research repository.