A Stakeholder-centric Approach to Building a High-performing CTI Practice
How to empower operational, tactical, and strategic stakeholders with cyber threat intelligence.
Establishing a cyber threat intelligence (CTI) practice helps organizations to excel at countering attackers by aligning people, process, and technology to the needs of multiple stakeholders.
This paper:
- Describes how a CTI practice delivers advanced intelligence capabilities to counter cyber threats.
- Explores the problems of information overload stemming from multiple sources of intelligence and the CTI analyst conundrum, where staffing shortages and the nature of CTI practices collide.
- Provides 10 recommendations for establishing an effective CTI practice, including the essential role of CTI maturity in moving from responsive to pre-emptive threat management.
- Outlines the key features of the technology stack supporting a high-performing CTI practice.
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