Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) is the collection, analysis and processing of information about current and future cyber threats — for proactive security decisions.
What is cyber threat intelligence?
Cyber Threat Intelligence covers four levels: (1) strategic intelligence — overarching threat trends for C-level decisions, (2) tactical intelligence — TTPs (tactics, techniques, procedures) of current attackers, (3) operational intelligence — concrete, ongoing attack campaigns, (4) technical intelligence — IOCs (Indicators of Compromise): IP addresses, domains, file hashes. 360TPRM integrates all four levels into supplier monitoring.
Threat intelligence without context is worthless. 360TPRM enriches CTI data with supplier context — showing which threats are relevant to which suppliers.
CTI in a TPRM context
In third-party risk management, CTI is especially valuable: which suppliers are targets of current attack campaigns? Which industries are under heavy attack right now? Is there dark web activity around suppliers? Are credentials from supplier employees being traded? 360TPRM integrates external CTI feeds with the supplier portfolio and shows relevant threats for every supplier.
Ransomware groups increasingly specialise by industry. With CTI, you know which group is currently targeting your supplier's industry — before an incident happens.
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