Utilise cyber threat intelligence and intelligence-driven threat hunting to minimise cyber risk and enhance resilience.
National laws implementing the EU’s NIS2 Directive (EU) 2022/2555 to lift the cyber resilience of critical infrastructure across Europe are due to come into force on October 18, 2024. NIS2 has dramatic implications for how “important” and “essential” operators of critical services manage cyber risks compared to its predecessor, NIS1, the 2016 Network and Information Systems Directive.
This paper explores how entities in critical sectors can operationalise cyber threat intelligence (CTI) and intelligence-driven threat hunting practices to reduce cyber risk, anticipate threats, prioritise remediation of cloud resources and other IT assets, and continuously improve risk management measures to boost resilience and recovery.
