When you look up “threat intelligence” in any search engine you’ll instantly be served several links and definitions related to cyber security. Traditionally, threat intelligence is a term used to explain the practice of monitoring cyber threats. But threat intelligence also applies to other causes of disruption. It can give you a heads up on any type of threat to help you respond faster. Threat intelligence is an important part of a broader business continuity program. What is the Value of Threat Intelligence? Threat intelligence is the process of collecting, analyzing, and disseminating information about potential or actual threats that…
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