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Building a Threat Intelligence Programme Research findings on best practices and impact

February 13, 2019

While there are many benefits to implementing a threat intelligence programme, most organizational leaders cite data security (46%) as the primary motivator. Most commonly, cybersecurity decision makers in organizations with a threat intelligence programme say their organization developed a threat intelligence programme to deal with data security (42%). Fewer note reducing risk (24%), response to a security incident (15%), compliance (12%), and cost reduction (7%) as motivation for developing a threat intelligence programme.

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Building a Threat Intelligence Programme Research findings on best practices and impact