Threat intelligence implementation
An organization can minimize risk by reducing potential attack surfaces and reducing risk through a CTI life cycle model, which takes raw data and turns it into actionable intelligence from raw data. However, it can be daunting to start the journey of implementing a CTI framework that works for the blue team and their organization.
In order to be effective, cyber threat life cycle models need to take a holistic view and function as an ongoing set of processes that work continuously and loop to identify intelligence gaps and generate new collection requirements, starting the intelligence cycle over again. There are six main steps that make up the threat intelligence life cycle:
1 – Developing a plan
For intelligence to be developed, it is necessary to begin with the right questions in order to develop a process of inquiry. It is better to ask questions that are focused on a specific fact, event, or activity rather than questions that...