The collection and analysis of information about threats and adversaries and the drawing of patterns that provide the ability to make knowledgeable decisions for preparedness, prevention, and response actions against various cyber-attacks. It helps the organization to identify and mitigate various business risks by converting unknown threats into known threats; it helps in implementing various advanced and proactive defense strategies

The collection and analysis of information about threats and adversaries and the drawing of patterns that provide the ability to make knowledgeable decisions for preparedness, prevention, and response actions against various cyber-attacks. It helps the organization to identify and mitigate various business risks by converting unknown threats into known threats; it helps in implementing various advanced and proactive defense strategies

• A. Tactical Threat Intelligence
• B. Strategic Threat Intelligence
• C. Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI)
• D. Risk Management

Answer: (C)

This describes Cyber Threat Intelligence. It’s the practice of collecting and analyzing information about threats and adversaries, identifying patterns and trends, and turning that into actionable knowledge that guides preparedness, prevention, and response to cyber-attacks. This intelligence helps an organization understand and mitigate business risks by converting unknown threats into known threats, enabling proactive defense strategies and better decision-making at all levels. Tactical threat intelligence focuses on immediate, operational indicators like indicators of compromise and techniques used in current attacks, which is narrower than the described broad, decision-driving purpose. Strategic threat intelligence covers high-level trends and actor motivations to inform senior leadership, but the scenario emphasizes actionable decisions for defense actions. Risk management concerns overall risk processes, but the emphasis here is on threat information collection and analysis to drive defense.

This describes Cyber Threat Intelligence. It’s the practice of collecting and analyzing information about threats and adversaries, identifying patterns and trends, and turning that into actionable knowledge that guides preparedness, prevention, and response to cyber-attacks. This intelligence helps an organization understand and mitigate business risks by converting unknown threats into known threats, enabling proactive defense strategies and better decision-making at all levels.

Tactical threat intelligence focuses on immediate, operational indicators like indicators of compromise and techniques used in current attacks, which is narrower than the described broad, decision-driving purpose. Strategic threat intelligence covers high-level trends and actor motivations to inform senior leadership, but the scenario emphasizes actionable decisions for defense actions. Risk management concerns overall risk processes, but the emphasis here is on threat information collection and analysis to drive defense.