Global Threat Intel builds Streaming Defense™, a real-time network detection and response (NDR) platform. It watches live traffic, cuts through the noise, and turns what it sees into decisions and actions in real time, so threats are handled while there is still time to change the outcome.
Production metrics as of August 2026. We are glad to walk through how each figure is measured.
Real-time NDR built on the Signal Fabric™: sensors and probes, behavioral detection, encrypted-traffic intelligence, the Investigator workbench, SDAIX private AI, and active response through your existing firewalls and controls.


The operator-facing environment where live network intelligence becomes a usable mission picture.

The real-time signal architecture underneath Streaming Defense, and the foundation GTI is extending beyond cybersecurity.

The company behind the platform: research, intellectual property, contracting, and partnerships.
Deployed across critical infrastructure, government, financial services, healthcare, energy, and transportation and OT environments.
Most security teams live inside an alert queue. Tools log everything, batch it, and explain it later, while the activity that matters is already moving: quiet lateral movement, command and control hiding in encrypted traffic, data leaving in ways nobody notices until the report is written. The result is a team that spends its days chasing noise and its nights wondering what was missed.
It does not have to work that way.


Global Threat Intel was founded by people who have run security operations and answered for the outcome. We built Streaming Defense because we needed it to exist. Nine years of operating experience. Seventy-three production deployments across critical infrastructure, government, and enterprise environments. Every three-year customer has renewed.
And when you deploy, you get people, not just software. We stay close from installation forward, because when security matters you should not have to navigate it alone.
We connect to a mirror of your network traffic, agentless, with nothing installed on endpoints, and show you what is actually on your network within days.

We run in your live environment against success criteria we agree on together, so results are measured, not promised.

Deploy without disrupting what is already in place, operate from one clear view, and keep our team alongside yours from day one.

Feedback shared with GTI by production customers. Identities withheld at their request.
“The biggest value for us was the visibility. Streaming Defense helped us see things in our network that were difficult to identify before, and it made investigations much easier for our security team.”
“Streaming Defense gave us a much clearer view of what was happening across our network. It helped our team investigate suspicious activity faster and understand the context behind the alerts.”
“The deployment was straightforward, and we were able to start getting useful network visibility without disrupting our existing environment.”
“The solution helped reduce the time our team spent going back and forth between different sources when investigating suspicious activity.”
Less noise. Fewer consoles. Faster answers. A team that goes home on time.
The gap between what is happening and what a team can act on exists in every operational domain. Through Signal Fabric, GTI applies the same real-time signal approach to utility operations, transportation coordination, mission dependencies, and AI governance.
GTI does not assume that customers must discard existing investments before gaining value. Streaming Defense is designed to complement established cybersecurity stacks. Signal Fabric is designed as a connective layer that can work across heterogeneous data sources and downstream consumers. GTI’s partnership model similarly recognizes that government missions, critical infrastructure, research programs, and enterprise deployments are usually delivered by teams rather than by a single vendor acting alone.
That makes systems integrators, prime contractors, MSSPs, infrastructure operators, universities, technology vendors, and mission specialists important parts of the GTI ecosystem.
GTI’s technology and commercialization efforts are led by operators, technologists, cybersecurity professionals, finance and legal leaders, fraud investigators, and executives with experience across defense, critical infrastructure, enterprise technology, regulated industries, and global markets. The company’s cyber technology has been developed for environments where missed signal, downtime, and slow decision-making carry meaningful consequences.
Because many government and critical-infrastructure environments are sensitive, not every customer, architecture, or operational detail can be publicly identified. GTI therefore emphasizes demonstrable capability, controlled demonstrations, Proofs of Value, partner validation, and customer-specific evidence rather than publishing sensitive deployment information.
Some organizations arrive at GTI while evaluating a future capability. Others arrive because something already feels wrong: an unexplained connection, a ransomware event, a suspicious vendor device, a major interconnection decision, a cyber-insurance question, or leadership simply needs confidence that the network is not operating blind.
Emergency Cyber Response provides a rapid-engagement path to bring Streaming Defense visibility into an environment without first requiring a large platform replacement. Organizations can begin with an urgent response engagement, a Cyber Health Check, or a Proof of Value and then decide what long-term resilience should look like based on evidence.
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