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A radar scope for Harlow & Pearce Accountants with rings for now, soon and later: a fake-invoice wave hitting firms like theirs this week is lit close in, a supplier retiring a system next year sits further out, and a years-long rise in password attacks sits on the far ring, while a multinational breach, an infrastructure campaign and a futuristic technique are greyed as not their threat. Beside it, the filter of size, sector and technology, and the so-what test: act this week on the near threat, prepare for the soon one, plan for the later one.
CY-BEGINNER-062Beginner · Threat Intelligence

On the Radar — Using Threat Intelligence in a Small Organisation

You are drowning in threat bulletins and none the wiser. What threat intelligence actually is, how to tell the few threats that are yours from the many that aren't, where a small firm gets it, how to read it critically, and the one test that matters: so what?

11 hours8 chapters32 lessons225 activities8 labs

What you'll learn

  • Say what threat intelligence is, tell it from frightening news, and tell raw data from intelligence.
  • Filter threats by relevance to a firm like yours, and place each at the right distance to act, prepare, or plan.
  • Find the ordinary sources a small firm uses, and read intelligence critically for reliability, hype, and confidence.
  • Keep intelligence current, and apply the 'so what?' test that turns the little that matters into action.

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