Threat Intelligence

Threat intelligence is a critical component of cybersecurity that involves collecting and analysing information from a variety of sources to identify potential threats and vulnerabilities. This information includes indicators of compromise (IoCs), such as IP addresses, domain names, and malware signatures, as well as more contextual data, such as the motivations and capabilities of threat actors.

By gathering and analysing this information, threat intelligence analysts can identify patterns and trends that may indicate an imminent attack or ongoing campaign. This intelligence can then be used to develop more effective security measures, such as updating software and systems, deploying security patches, or implementing new security controls. Overall, threat intelligence plays a critical role in proactively identifying and mitigating cyber threats and protecting organisations' critical assets and reputation.