Threat Intel: Why More Doesn’t Mean Better Security

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It’s a common misconception that a large quantity of threat intelligence feeds leads to more effective security. Unfortunately, threat feed overindulgence can lead to confusion, disorganization, and inaccurate threat reports. Instead of adding more threat intel feeds, you should incorporate the feeds that provide the most value to your company’s security operations.

Download this whitepaper to find out what your options are in terms of how to manage the feed and how to effectively evaluate it.

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