Organizations follow inaccurate definitions of threat intelligence leading to poorly conceived cyber threat intelligence programs. Vendors communicate threat intelligence definitions supporting their offerings propagating the fallacy that threat intelligence solves numerous security problems.
Cyber Threat Intelligence functions being built on a foundation not supported by standard intelligence tradecraft. Many programs support a fraction of the intelligence needs, yet stakeholders hold unrealistic expectations based upon expenditures.
Treadstone 71 Fallacies and Faultlines – English
Information security capabilities marginally improve as spending skyrockets and security posture improvement is limited to after-the-fact discoveries communicated as prevention.