TRENDING
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of threat intelligence has increased
significantly since 2015. Despite the
increase in the exchange and use of threat
intelligence, most respondents from the
survey are not satisfied with the current
quality of the data.
Lack of accuracy and timeliness is among
the top complaints about threat intelligence,
which in turn hinders its effectiveness and
security teams’ ability to quickly mitigate
threats. In fact, only 31% of respondents
cited threat intelligence as actionable. But
exchanging threat intelligence among peers,
industry groups, IT vendors and government
bodies can result in more holistic, accurate
and timely threat intelligence and a stronger
security posture.
Two-thirds of respondents (66%) reported
that threat intelligence could have prevented
or minimised the consequence of a data
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INTELLIGENTCIO
Ashraf Sheet, Regional Director Middle East
& Africa at Infoblox
MORE
ACCURATE AND
COMPREHENSIVE
EXCHANGE
OF THREAT
INTELLIGENCE
WILL SPEED
OUR ABILITY TO
RESPOND TO
ATTACKS.
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