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Why Threat Intelligence Feeds Often Fail to Meet SOC Expectations
Threat intelligence (TI) feeds are expected to close visibility gaps that inevitably emerge in enterprise SOCs and make investigations faster and more effective. This promise sounds particularly attractive to leaders of growing SOC teams that need to face an increasing alert number without constantly hiring more analysts. In reality, threat intelligence doesn’t always deliver what vendors promise. Here are three […] The post Why Threat Intelligence Feeds Often Fail to Meet SOC Expectations appeared first on Cyber Security News.
Threat intelligence (TI) feeds are expected to close visibility gaps that inevitably emerge in enterprise SOCs and make investigations faster and more effective. This promise sounds particularly attractive to leaders of growing SOC teams that need to face an increasing alert number without constantly hiring more analysts. In reality, threat intelligence doesn’t always deliver what vendors promise. Here are three reasons this expectation-reality gap emerges, and how to avoid disappointment by setting…
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