What drives your threat intelligence strategy?
According to a recent research study, nearly two out of three respondents (62%) said their fear of ransomware attacks was the top strategic driver of their threat intelligence strategies, followed by regulatory requirements (48%) and recommendations from industry experts (39%).
Download this report to learn:
- How to use threat intelligence to fight ransomware attacks
- How threat intelligence data is used at all defense levels
- and How real-time threat data can give you an advantage.
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