Report by Cyware
Cyware Survey Reveals That 92% Believe Threat Intelligence Is Critical — But Most Organizations Still Struggle to Operationalize It
Key Findings
45% said they didn’t know if their organization was part of an ISAC or ISAO.
Only 13% said their current automation between Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) and SecOps tools is working well.
Only 43% say AI has made a meaningful impact so far in improving threat intel sharing within their organization.
92% said collaboration and information sharing are either “absolutely crucial” or “very important”.
Only 18% confirmed that their organization is part of an Information Sharing and Analysis Center (ISAC) or Organization (ISAO).
22% reported sharing threat intel information rarely or not at all.
More than half of respondents (56%) reported either significant or moderate challenges automating workflows across CTI and SecOps teams.
25% of teams share threat intel across roles daily.
Nearly 40% struggle to coordinate data across critical security tools like TIPs, SIEMs, and vulnerability management platforms.
30% of respondents were unsure if collaboration with industry peers to improve threat intel even exists.
57% of respondents said their organization collaborates with industry peers to improve threat intel.
92% of respondents believe threat intelligence is critical.
78% of respondents believe AI will improve threat intel sharing within their organization.
Only 17% of teams share threat intel across roles in real time.