NCS Threat Intelligence Platform

Vietnam National Cyber Security Technology Corporation (NCS) is a Hanoi-based cybersecurity company with an office in Ho Chi Minh City. It builds its own security products, including EDR, next-generation firewall, SIEM, SOAR and network intrusion prevention, and runs SOC, penetration testing and incident response services for Vietnamese organizations exposed to APT and malware campaigns.

NCS Threat Intelligence is a threat intelligence platform that combines feeds from reputable global vendors with real data from domestic incidents, testing and SOC monitoring. It provides continuous monitoring, contextual analysis that makes alerts easier to act on, Vietnamese-localized data and brand-abuse takedown. Large organizations can deploy it on premise or in the cloud and build a private intelligence hub that shares data with member units. Users include CISOs, malware analysts, SOC teams and PR teams.

• Continuous monitoring: Tracks threat activity relevant to the organization around the clock.
• Hybrid data sources: Combines global vendor feeds with domestic incident and SOC data.
• Contextual analysis: Enriches alerts so they are more accurate and easier to understand.
• Vietnamese localization: Delivers localized data in a Vietnamese user interface.
• Brand protection: Detects and quickly takes down brand-infringing content.
• Private TI hub: Lets large organizations build and share their own intelligence system on premise or in the cloud.

An energy group can run a private threat intelligence hub that pushes indicators to all subsidiaries. A bank SOC can enrich SIEM alerts with Vietnam-specific malware data. A consumer brand can detect and take down fake websites and social pages used in scams.

Security teams detect threats earlier by enriching alerts with intelligence that includes Vietnam-specific attack data rather than global feeds alone. Contextual analysis saves analyst time when investigating malware and related indicators. Brand-abuse takedown helps PR teams remove fake sites and pages quickly. Groups with many subsidiaries can run a private intelligence system and share it across member units, with SLA commitments from the vendor.

APT groups and malware campaigns increasingly target Vietnamese energy, finance and public organizations, while scam sites impersonating brands keep growing. Large groups are building internal SOCs and want intelligence that reflects local attack patterns, which favors domestic threat intelligence providers alongside global feeds.

Headquartered at Trang An Complex, Cau Giay, Hanoi, with an office in Ho Chi Minh City. Signed an MoU with Check Point in April 2026 and supported the PetroVietnam Cybersecurity Conference 2026 and Vietnam Security Summit 2026. Publishes monthly threat bulletins on APT, malware and CVEs. Founding year not stated on the website.