DisCTI: Who Needs to Know Timely? Automated Sector-Aware Cyber Threat Intelligence Dissemination
A framework for automatically routing cyber threat intelligence to the right industry sector at the right time — addressing a gap that NIS2's cross-sector reporting obligations will make increasingly painful for European organisations.
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arXiv:2608.27967v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: The timely dissemination of cyber threat intelligence (CTI) is critical for organizations to mount swift and effective incident response. When valid CTI is delivered to the right sector at the right time, identical attacks can often be contained or mitigated. However, today's rapidly expanding CTI landscape overwhelms analysts, who must sift through massive and heterogeneous feeds. Existing platforms such as the Malware Information Sharing Platfor
Editorial Analysis
As NIS2 mandates faster cross-sector incident sharing, automated CTI dissemination that targets the right recipients could materially reduce response times across European critical infrastructure.
Evaluate your CTI dissemination workflow for sector-aware routing gaps, especially ahead of NIS2 reporting deadlines.
Automated threat intelligence routing could accelerate incident containment — a capability gap NIS2 is about to expose.
Forward-looking interpretation drafted by editorial AI under human review — not a reproduction of the source. See methodology.
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