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How Enterprises Can Get The Most From Threat Intelligence
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cbonet
cbonet,
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11/21/2014 | 4:24:09 PM
Multiple Threat Intelligence Feeds

It seems with so many types and formats of the feeds many organizations are struggling with aggregating and normalizing the information in a manner which allows for an efficient, effective and consistent way to utilize the information.  Perhaps as standards such as STIX & TAXII it will help with the problem.

Charlie Babcock
Charlie Babcock,
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11/11/2014 | 3:40:47 PM
Threat intelligence, a good concept
That's a good description of the uses of threat intelligence, Ericka. If only we could take a more active role in countering, infiltrating and identifying the bad actors and put them on the defensive, for a change.


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