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Cybersecurity expert: Threat intelligence needs environmental context

Anuj Goel, CEO of Cyware, argues that current threat intelligence feeds are insufficient because they lack environmental context. While these feeds provide data on threats like malicious IPs and malware, they cannot determine if these threats impact specific organizations' systems, identities, or business dependencies. Goel emphasizes that true relevance comes from correlating external threat data with an organization's unique environment, assets, and controls, which dictates the urgency and nature of the response. AI

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Cybersecurity expert: Threat intelligence needs environmental context

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Anuj Goel, Forbes Councils Member ·

    Why The Same Threat Means Different Things To Different Companies

    Increasingly, the systems making security decisions are not human analysts reading a feed.