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Where the gaps in threat intelligence lie

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By Jawahar Sivasankaran
| Cybersecurity Magazine Verified
The past year has seen cyber criminals attacking a range of targets, from International airports, to brewery chains to childcare institutions. It is increasingly clear that no industry is safe, and any business could be at risk. However, despite the increasing frequency of these attacks, most companies are currently operating with underutilised threat intelligence defences.
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Why Operational Threat Intelligence Needs AI Agents Now, Not Later

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By Jawahar Sivasankaran
| AI-TechPark
Operational threat intelligence depends on AI Agents to reduce noise, accelerate response, and enable real-time, coordinated defense. Cybersecurity is at a tipping point. Attackers are leveraging AI to scale reconnaissance and increase the sophistication of attacks at speeds that far outpace human analysts. Meanwhile, even the most experienced teams are still manually extracting indicators, correlating data across multiple sources, and trying to act on intelligence before threats evolve.
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Closing the gaps in threat intelligence for critical infrastructure

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By Jawahar Sivasankaran
| ChannelLife UK
In the last few weeks, Colt Technology Services (CTS) became the latest Critical National Infrastructure (CNI) organisation to be disrupted by a cyber attack. A multi-billion-pound digital services provider, the company was forced to take some of its internal IT systems down following the incident, disrupting customer support services.
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