CTM360 is showcasing its next-generation Cyber Threat Intelligence approach at Big SASIG 2026 in London. The Bahrain-based cybersecurity company will participate as a Gold Sponsor at the major security event. The event brings together senior cybersecurity leaders and decision-makers from across the industry.
Big SASIG 2026 will take place on September 9 in London. The event focuses on collaboration, industry discussions, and emerging cybersecurity challenges. Therefore, CTM360 plans to use the event to present its latest approach to threat intelligence. The company aims to help organizations identify risks before they become active security incidents.
Traditionally, Cyber Threat Intelligence has focused heavily on Indicators of Compromise. These indicators help security teams identify digital evidence linked to previous attacks. However, organizations can face challenges when they rely only on historical attack information. Such data may provide limited insight into an organization’s current exposure.
CTM360 is promoting a broader model that focuses on three additional intelligence layers. These include Indicators of Exposure, Indicators of Warning, and Indicators of Attack. Together, these layers can provide organizations with a wider view of their cybersecurity risks.
Indicators of Exposure focus on weaknesses and assets that attackers could discover. They can include external vulnerabilities, exposed systems, and other potential entry points. Meanwhile, Indicators of Warning focus on early signs linked to developing attack infrastructure. This information can help security teams identify potential threats before attacks begin.
Indicators of Attack provide another layer of visibility for organizations. They focus on active campaigns, infrastructure, and activity targeting specific organizations. Consequently, security teams can gain greater awareness of threats affecting their environments.
CTM360 founder and chief executive Mirza Asrar Baig said the industry needs a broader intelligence model. He emphasized the difference between historical indicators and intelligence focused on current organizational risks. According to the company, the newer approach focuses more directly on organizations and immediate threats.
The company will demonstrate these capabilities at its booth during the event. Attendees can learn how the three intelligence layers work together. They can also explore how organizations can improve their understanding of external cyber risks.
In addition, CTM360 will discuss the role of artificial intelligence in cybersecurity. AI now plays an increasingly important role in managing large volumes of threat information. Security teams must process growing amounts of data as digital threats become more sophisticated.
Therefore, automation can help organizations identify relevant risks more efficiently. CTM360 plans to explain how AI supports its platform across different cybersecurity functions. The company also expects discussions to focus on the increasing complexity of modern threat environments.
CTM360 will also host a dedicated thought leadership workshop during the event. The session will focus on identifying exposure, warnings, and attacks before they become traditional compromise indicators. Baig will lead the session from 11:00 AM to 11:30 AM.
The workshop will explore how organizations can strengthen their security strategies. It will also highlight the importance of identifying threats earlier in the attack lifecycle. As a result, participants can gain a clearer understanding of proactive cybersecurity practices.
The company’s participation comes during a period of international expansion. CTM360 recently received recognition in the 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Cyber Threat Intelligence. The recognition represents another milestone in the company’s development within the global cybersecurity market.
Furthermore, CTM360 plans to continue expanding its international presence through upcoming industry events. The company will participate in IndoSec 2026 on September 15 and 16. It will then attend the Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit in London.
That summit will take place from September 22 to September 24. These appearances will give CTM360 additional opportunities to engage with cybersecurity professionals. They will also support the company’s efforts to expand its international market presence.
Meanwhile, the Cyber Threat Intelligence sector continues evolving rapidly. Organizations increasingly need information that connects threats with their own digital environments. Historical indicators remain useful, but companies also need timely information about emerging risks.
CTM360’s approach seeks to address this changing requirement. By combining exposure, warning, and attack indicators, the company aims to provide broader threat visibility. The approach also reflects the growing demand for proactive cybersecurity solutions.
As cyber threats continue developing, organizations face increasing pressure to detect risks earlier. Consequently, security companies are expanding beyond traditional threat detection methods. CTM360’s presence at Big SASIG 2026 highlights this shift toward more proactive intelligence.
The company expects its London appearance to strengthen engagement with security leaders and technology decision-makers. It will also provide a platform for discussing how organizations can prepare for emerging cyber threats. Through its next-generation approach, CTM360 is positioning proactive intelligence as a key part of modern cybersecurity strategies.
