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Enhancing threat intelligence through AI Driven Correlation and attribution

KPMG’s threat intelligence team had a well-established data collection process, yet analysts spent long hours piecing together threat indicators, validating context and tracing attacks back to specific threat actors. Investigations progressed, but the effort required often meant extended analyst workloads during active engagement cycles. Solution A custom AI model was trained on the existing threat repository and was introduced as a chatbot within the intelligence platform. Analysts now query the system in plain language and receive relevant context, suggested links between attacks, sandboxing13 results and guidance on tracing attacks back to specific threat actors. The model supports forensic investigations, incident response, red team scenario design using mapped tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs) and rapid intelligence reporting. When required, a controlled fallback enables external AI-assisted research with cited sources.

Impact / Outcome
The solution delivered a 25% increase in operational efficiency by reducing manual effort. The team transitioned to an autonomous, analyst-led structure, shifting senior leadership from close oversight to strategic quality assurance. By processing raw signals into structured intelligence without disrupting existing workflows, the system enables analysts to track a higher volume of threat actors in parallel with greater clarity
Key Metrics
The solution delivered a 25% increase in operational efficiency by reducing manual effort.
Locations
Europe, United Kingdom
Sector
Other
Year published
04 May 2026
Organization involved
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KPMG