Eviquire for
Cyber-threat intelligence teams
Eviquire helps CTI teams preserve volatile online infrastructure and actor-controlled content together with raw resources, HTTP context, TLS metadata, routing conditions, and analyst activity.
Web evidence workflows forCyber-threat intelligence teams
The challenge
Why online evidence needs a defined process
Threat infrastructure is short-lived and potentially hostile. Pages may fingerprint visitors, deliver malware, move between domains, or present different resources by geography, session, or user agent.
Relevant sources
Evidence your team may need to preserve
- Phishing sites, malicious infrastructure, domains, and redirect chains
- Actor blogs, leak sites, forums, marketplaces, and dark-web services
- Payload links, downloads, raw resources, and HTTP exchanges
- Social profiles, claims, media, and supporting web sources
Common scenarios
Where Eviquire fits
- Documenting active campaigns and infrastructure
- Preserving actor claims, leak publications, and service context
- Handing volatile findings to incident response, legal, or law-enforcement teams
Role-specific value
How Eviquire supports cyber-threat intelligence teams
Raw in-transit resource and request/response collection
TLS metadata, system information, network capture, proxy, and Tor routing
Video, download, bulk URL, and crawling workflows
Hashes, timestamps, activity audit, chain of custody, and reports
Recommended workflow
From collection objective to reviewable output
Define the objective
Record the investigative purpose, authority, relevant sources, target dates, access conditions, and collection boundaries.
Prepare the environment
Select the appropriate desktop, cloud, virtual, network, language, and case settings for the source and organizational policy.
Acquire relevant material
Capture the content, interactions, files, media, source context, and technical information needed to explain the finding.
Verify and review
Check hashes and timestamps, review acquisition activity, document gaps or failures, and keep the original evidence package protected.
Report and hand off
Create a clear case record for the authorized reviewer, separating captured facts from analysis, allegations, and conclusions.
Evidence outputs
Material another reviewer can inspect
Eviquire organizes captured content and acquisition records so the collection can be reviewed without relying on memory or a disconnected screenshot.
- Captured infrastructure and publication context
- HTTP, TLS, network, and system details
- Files and media preserved with integrity records
- Analyst-review and escalation packages
Deployment choices
Select the environment that fits the work.
Desktop
Suitable when the examiner needs local control, virtual-machine support, specialist source access, extended acquisitions, or sensitive case handling.
Cloud SaaS
Suitable for browser-based access and centrally available workflows when source support, policy, sensitivity, and plan limits allow it.
Hybrid or on-premise
Available for teams that require combined workflows, custom limits, controlled infrastructure, or government and enterprise deployment.
A documented process supports—but does not replace—professional judgment.
Eviquire helps preserve selected online material and acquisition records. Your organization remains responsible for authority, scope, validation, privacy, security, interpretation, retention, disclosure, and compliance with the applicable rules.
Frequently asked questions
Is captured threat content safe to open?
Not automatically. Teams need isolated environments, malware controls, access restrictions, and approved procedures for hostile or illegal material.
Does a captured actor claim establish attribution?
No. It records the claim and source conditions. Attribution requires corroborated technical, intelligence, legal, and contextual analysis.