However, intelligence alone doesn't guarantee action or

success. It takes someone with knowledge

and experience to interpret these insights within a specific context, align

them with goals, and uncover actionable strategies to address potential risks or

opportunities. This process enables smarter decisions and often provides a

competitive edge advantage.

In this case, the person dismissing threat intelligence as "worthless"

failed to understand how to use it. Intelligence reports don't necessarily dictate

actions -- they empower decision-makers with the information they need to act. The

value lies not in the report itself, but in the expertise to leverage it.

*** This is a Security Bloggers Network syndicated blog from Information Security Strategy authored by Matthew Rosenquist. Read the original post at: https://infosecstrategy.blogspot.com/2024/11/is-cyber-threat-intelligence-worthless.html