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Analytics Will Increasingly Be Applied To Cyber Threat Information, DHS Official Says

Wednesday, April 5th, 2017

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One key capability that is being worked on to improve the situational awareness of cyber threat data is increasingly applying analytics to the information to make it more useful for stakeholders, a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) official said on March 28.The way forward with cyber threat information that DHS obtains includes “improving our analytics, improving our capability to look across the entire landscape, piece it together and provide it back out to our stakeholders,” Danny Toler, acting assistant secretary…

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