2027 State of Threat Intelligence Report Highlights Vendor Consolidation, Integration, ROI, and AI Adoption Trends
The 2027 State of Threat Intelligence report, based on a survey of 768 cybersecurity professionals from large enterprises, reveals key trends shaping threat intelligence programs. A strong majority (79%) plan to consolidate vendors, primarily to improve correlation across signals and simplify operations, rather than to reduce costs. Despite these goals, only 25% have fully integrated external threat intelligence with internal telemetry, highlighting a gap in operational correlation. Confidence in measuring ROI is high, but most focus on operational metrics like detection rates and response times, with fewer measuring cost savings. Around a quarter of organizations have implemented closed-loop processes linking intelligence directly to validated outcomes. AI adoption is widespread, with 98% using AI in threat intelligence and 74% leveraging threat intelligence as an input to AI or automation workflows. These findings underscore ongoing investment and the evolving role of threat intelligence in enterprise security strategies.
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2027 State of Threat Intelligence Report Highlights Vendor Consolidation, Integration, ROI, and AI Adoption Trends
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The 2027 State of Threat Intelligence report, based on a survey of 768 cybersecurity professionals from large enterprises, reveals key trends shaping threat intelligence programs. A strong majority (79%) plan to consolidate vendors, primarily to improve correlation across signals and simplify operations, rather than to reduce costs. Despite these goals, only 25% have fully integrated external threat intelligence with internal telemetry, highlighting a gap in operational correlation. Confidence in measuring ROI is high, but most focus on operational metrics like detection rates and response times, with fewer measuring cost savings. Around a quarter of organizations have implemented closed-loop processes linking intelligence directly to validated outcomes. AI adoption is widespread, with 98% using AI in threat intelligence and 74% leveraging threat intelligence as an input to AI or automation workflows. These findings underscore ongoing investment and the evolving role of threat intelligence in enterprise security strategies.