Free
$0 / week sample
One public sample each week so you can judge the voice before paying.
- Same voice as the paid edition
- Built for inbox skimmers
- National / global public sources only
Independent product · DFIR-adjacent
Public Threat Watch
A weekday morning cybercrime brief: what mattered overnight, what’s noise, and what to watch next — from national and global public reporting and reputable vendor/gov OSINT only.
$9/mo or $79/yr Free weekly sample · paid includes weekly IOC cut
What you get
Paid · weekday
$9 / mo | $79 / yr
Weekday brief for operators who already skim national headlines and want a calm, sourced morning cut.
- Mon–Fri email (~5–8 bullets)
- Why it matters — operator framing
- Predictive watch — labeled inference, not fact
- Weekly IOC / scam-domain cut — filtered public feeds + short framing
- Sources linked; cancel anytime
Who it’s for
Built for
- Small IT, MSPs, and security-curious operators
- People who already follow security news but hate drowning in twenty tabs
- Anyone who wants public incidents explained like an adult
Not for
- Anyone wanting access brokers, private dumps, or attack playbooks — we don’t sell that
- Anyone looking for local blotter or personal OSINT — we don’t publish that
Trust · public sources only
Claims from actor posts or unverified reporting are labeled as claims. Synthesis and operator takeaways — not copy-paste theater.
Public wire
National and global outlets, researchers, vendor blogs, and government advisories. We link them.
No local / personal OSINT
The public product does not cover local blotter or household fingerprinting. Ever.
Inference labeled
Predictive watch is near-term inference — marked as such, not sold as confirmed fact.
Defensive floor
Useful hygiene framing for operators. No illegal instructions, no dumps-for-use.
Subscribe on Beehiiv
Free weekly sample, or the Operators paid tier: weekday brief plus a weekly IOC / scam-domain cut (filtered public feeds + short “why it matters” — not a raw dump). $9/mo or $79/yr.
Hosted on Beehiiv: publicthreatwatch.beehiiv.com. Questions: [email protected].