Frost Radar^TM: Cyber Threat Intelligence, 2024

The threat intelligence (TI) industry is growing steadily, fueled by low barriers to entry for start-ups due to venture capital injections, advancements in data scraping engines such as web crawlers, and the demand for proactive protection indirectly nudged by regulators and cyber-insurance firms. This has prompted nearly all cybersecurity vendors to offer some form of TI, ranging from basic telemetry data to comprehensive strategic threat reports. In response to this heightened demand and competition, more pure-play cyber threat intelligence (CTI) providers are integrating external attack surface management (EASM), and digital risk protection (DRP) capabilities, while cybersecurity platform providers are leveraging their economies of scale to enter the TI domain and get a piece of the pie. ^TM