Intel 471 Unveils New CU-GIRH: Empowering Cybersecurity Pros with Updated Tools
Intel 471 has released the latest version of its Cyber Underground General Intelligence Requirements Handbook (CU-GIRH). This handbook empowers cybersecurity professionals with in-depth insights and updated case studies, helping them navigate the complexities of underground cyber intelligence.
The CU-GIRH, developed by Intel 471 in 2018 and widely adopted by the industry, provides a framework to streamline intelligence prioritization and actionability. It serves as a baseline tool for security professionals to organize, prioritize, and produce cyber underground intelligence effectively.
The handbook offers enhanced tools and frameworks for assessing and responding to cyber threats. Data organization has been improved with streamlined processes for gathering, prioritizing, and disseminating vital intelligence. General Intelligence Requirements (GIRs) function as a benchmark for measuring progress against Priority Intelligence Requirements (PIRs) and assessing the return on investment over time.
Intel 471 offers Intelligence Planning Workshops once a quarter to support CTI managers and practitioners. These workshops provide an opportunity for security teams to elevate their requirements-based CTI programs and effectively integrate the CU-GIRH.
The latest version of the CU-GIRH, released by Intel 471, equips cybersecurity professionals with updated tools and real-world applications. Through quarterly workshops, Intel 471 continues to support CTI managers and practitioners in creating and employing effective collection plans, ensuring the cybersecurity community stays ahead of emerging threats.
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