The cybersecurity industry faces a multitude of challenges - from increasingly devious and persistent threat actors to false alarms and extraneous information to a shortage of experts on the subject. A cyber threat intelligence solution can help with all of these issues, using machine learning to automate the collection and processing of data, integrate with existing solutions, gather data from various sources, and then provide you with context on IoCs (indicators of compromise) and the TTPs (tactics, techniques, and procedures) of threat actors.
Large enterprises are particularly vulnerable to cybersecurity attacks because of their size and the fact that it might take time for the IT team to discover that one of their departments has been compromised.
Well-implemented threat intelligence can help your organization to:
Stay up-to-date with the immense amount of threats out there, including bad actors, vulnerabilities, methods, and targets.
Become more proactive about future cybersecurity threats.
Keep users and stakeholders informed about the latest threats out there and what repercussions they could have on the organization.
Improve response time by prioritizing alerts.
Improve communication of risks to the business, which impacts planning and investment.
Align your security spending with your organization’s requirements.
Improve your overall security posture.