The sheer volume of cyberattacks and vulnerabilities has made cyber threat intelligence (CTI) the one security technology capable of keeping up with all the threats facing organizations. This exclusive report looks at how CTI platforms have evolved and adopted AI technologies and massive compute power to stay on top of billions of exposed network endpoints, cloud instances, and dark web threats and leaks, alerting organizations to vulnerabilities before attackers can take advantage of them.
Key Highlights of the 2024 Cyber Threat Intelligence Report
- CTI platforms demonstrated their ability to keep pace with threats in 2024, adding new features like Deepfake Detection, Executive Monitoring and Physical Threat Monitoring.
- In 2025, leading CTI platforms will increasingly align with Business Risk Management, addressing a key priority of CISOs.
- Top CTI companies are increasingly evolving into External Attack Surface Management (EASM) solutions, with comprehensive protection against threats from the firewall to the cloud and beyond.
- These broad CTI platforms are driving a 45% decline in the average cost of a data breach.
- Threat intelligence’s central role in cybersecurity has led to a growth rate that’s more than twice as fast as the broader cybersecurity market, leading to a wave of mergers and acquisitions, with more to come.
- The financial services industry – historically a leader in cybersecurity – has been at the forefront of threat intelligence adoption, with Mastercard’s acquisition of Recorded Future a watershed moment for the technology.
Why You Need the 2024 Cyber Threat Intelligence Report
Security teams and security operations centers (SOCs) struggle to keep up with the overwhelming volume of threats and vulnerabilities. CTI platforms have evolved to address those needs better than any other security platform, making the jobs of SOC analysts and incident responders more manageable and effective.
CTI platforms increasingly incorporate and automate critical technologies like Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT), Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM), and Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) to provide comprehensive security coverage with less effort required of security teams.
With solutions spanning Attack Surface Management, Brand Intelligence, Dark Web Monitoring, Vulnerability Management, Supply Chain Risk and more, modern threat intelligence platforms are unique in their comprehensive and cost-effective security coverage.
What You’ll Learn
- The trends defining this key security technology – and what to expect in 2025 and beyond.
- How to get the most out of your threat intelligence solution, including important early attack indicators.
- What the most effective security tools are – and how threat intelligence can make them even better.
Cyber threat intelligence has evolved to become one of the most comprehensive and effective security tools, while at the same time prioritizing ease of use and value. This report will equip you with the insights you need to stay on top of this fast-moving and growing market – and give you the guidance you needed to get the most out of your current security tools.
