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4Cyber-threat Intelligence (CTI) Programs Are Pervasive
1CTI Programs Remain Tactical
2Digital Risk Protection (DRP) Is Becoming an Essential Part of CTI Programs
The MITRE ATT&CK Framework Is Mainstream and a CTI Program Driver
CTI Programs Require Managed Services
CTI Investments Are Planned
2Conclusion
Research Methodology
Respondent Demographics
Research Report: Cyber-threat Intelligence Programs: Ubiquitous and Immature
Mar 16, 2023
by
Bill Lundell, Jon Oltsik
TechTarget’s Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) conducted an in-depth survey of 380 cybersecurity professionals personally knowledgeable about and involved with cyber-threat intelligence programs at enterprise (1,000 or more employees) organizations in North America (US and Canada).
Cyber-threat intelligence (CTI) is analyzed information about cyber-threats that helps inform security decision making. Although security professionals recognize the value of cyber-threat intelligence, many organizations still consume it on a superficial basis.
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Table of Contents
Executive Summary(2)
Report Conclusions(2)
Introduction(1)
Research Objectives(1)
Research Findings(7)
Cyber-threat Intelligence (CTI) Programs Are Pervasive(4)
CTI Programs Remain Tactical(1)
Digital Risk Protection (DRP) Is Becoming an Essential Part of CTI Programs(2)
The MITRE ATT&CK Framework Is Mainstream and a CTI Program Driver
Most enterprise organizations have threat intelligence programs in place, and CISOs try to anchor them with the right staffing, processes, and oversight. While organizations strive to follow best practices, threat intelligence programs can be challen…
