Back to Basics: What is a Threat Today?
“At its core, a threat has always represented an expression of intent to inflict harm, injury, or damage,” says Cyber Security Expert Harris Schwartz. “This harm can take many forms, whether physical, cyber, reputational, or even emotional, and emanates from those with the capacity and willingness to act on such intentions. Threats indicate something impending, warning organizations and individuals to remain vigilant.”
The time is now, better than any other, to dust off your threat intelligence processes. If you don’t have a formal threat intelligence program, third parties can help. All types of threats, including cyber, physical, geopolitical, and terrorism indicators, need to be correlated in one place. Complacency has no place in security.
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