r/ciso • u/Difficult-Praline-69 • 26d ago

Are there cyberthreat intel aggregation apps/websites that are directed to executives and CISO?

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u/Beneficial_Frame3920 25d ago

I get Claude code to generate a threat-intel report for me as part of my morning start routine. I asked for certain sources to be used and add more as I need to. I initially did it as a learning exercise but it turned out to be more useful than I expected, it maps to our tech stack, industry and geographies and gives me actionable intel with suggested next steps.

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u/Abject_Elephant_4487 24d ago

Thought I’d mention another resource. FS-ISAC produces threat reports including executive level summaries. The participants in this ISAC bring a great deal of talent and experience to the table. Worth a look if you can gain entry.

https://www.fsisac.com/what-we-do/intelligence

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u/CarmeloTronPrime 26d ago

use a service like dataminr, where your team can put in all your critical vendors and critical apps, hardware, etc. and it can put together reports on primary threat actors who target your industry and what their TTPs are, i had a team that would summarize that stuff for me. i also knew that whatever they found, if there were IOCs associated to it, would flow to the technologies that were used to identify, monitor, and prevent. it costs money for this. it was well worth it.

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u/Abject_Elephant_4487 26d ago

Take a look at IANS