How Cyber Threat Intelligence Empowers the C-Suite
Cyber threat intelligence (CTI) can significantly influence C-suite executives and board members by making insights more accessible and relatable. By addressing cyber-risk assessments, CTI can improve the relevance of risk management practices and provide dynamic updates on threats impacting an organization's sector and region. It can also inform broader strategic decision-making, policy planning, and resource allocation. CTI also helps remove distractions during crises by providing metrics to help organizations make evidence-led decisions and avoid overcorrection. By leveraging CTI across a security function, CTI can deliver value beyond the security department.
This whitepaper will give you overall understanding of threat intelligence and how threat intelligence points out the threat landscape. It contains:
- Cyber threat intelligence (CTI) can influence C-suite executives and board members more effectively.
- CTI insights should be accessible and relatable to executives, making them part of broader risk management discussions.
- CTI can improve the quality of cyber-risk assessments, providing dynamic updates on threats impacting an organization's sector and region.
- CTI can inform broader strategic decision-making by identifying significant trends and implications facing organizations.
- Strategic intelligence reports can inform executive and board-level decision-making for budgeting, technology investments, and expansion of international operations.
- CTI can remove distractions during crises by providing metrics to help organizations make evidence-led decisions and avoid overcorrection.
- CTI can deliver value beyond the security department, highlighting the broader return on investment that cybersecurity teams can make to risk management, strategic decision-making, and crisis response.
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