SecurityHQ Expands Threat Intelligence Capabilities with Adversary Labs
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SecurityHQ said it expanded its Threat Research Unit as part of its Adversary Labs identity, using intelligence gathered from security operations to support threat research and detection guidance. The move centers on turning incident and adversary activity data into work security teams can apply to detection engineering.
SecurityHQ described its incident and monitoring scale as a basis for a continuous view of attacker behavior. During the first half of 2026, the company said it triaged 176,792 security incidents, and it reported changes in activity patterns across ransomware and DDoS incidents, along with an increase in incidents affecting telecommunications customers.
According to the company, Adversary Labs draws on intelligence from SecurityHQ’s SecOps Centers to understand how adversaries are operating and apply those findings to detection engineering. SecurityHQ also said the Lab provided a dedicated capability for its research, allowing users to narrow findings to the risks most relevant to their environment.
SecurityHQ said Adversary Labs would function as the dedicated home for ongoing research from its threat experts, with access to new findings as adversary activity changes. “Adversary Labs is about taking what we learn from defending organizations around the world and making that intelligence useful,” said Feras Tappuni, CEO of SecurityHQ. “Every incident gives us a clearer picture of how adversaries are operating. We can turn those lessons into research that sharpens detection and helps our customers prepare for what comes next.” “Threat research has the greatest value when defenders can act on it,” said Aaron Hambleton, Senior Vice President of Product & Services at SecurityHQ. SecurityHQ said Adversary Labs research fed into its Security Performance Engineering approach, with findings used to inform new detections and strengthen threat-hunting activity across customer environments.
SecurityHQ said Adversary Labs research would inform detection engineering and threat-hunting activity as the company identifies changes in adversary activity.
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