Cyber-criminals are more ruthless than ever, exploiting security blind spots and turning organisations' own tools against them. Despite this, 60 percent of businesses still lack a formal threat intelligence operation, leaving them vulnerable to sophisticated attacks.

This Cyber Risk Alliance Business Intelligence report reveals the state of threat intelligence in 2024, exposing the gaps in UK cybersecurity strategies. It highlights how many organisations still rely on ad hoc processes rather than structured intelligence, and why real-time data analysis, automation, and AI-driven responses are becoming essential in the fight against cybercrime.

Yet, many security teams face roadblocks, from budget constraints and integration challenges to a lack of skilled personnel. How can UK organisations implement effective threat intelligence without breaking the bank? What role do machine learning and zero-trust frameworks play in strengthening defences?

Don’t let your business be an easy target. Download the full report now to gain expert insights, strategic recommendations, and a roadmap for building a proactive threat intelligence programme. 

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