Free White Paper: Guide to Threat Intelligence Data Acquisition

Iveta Vistorskyte

Last updated on

2024-09-23

1 min read

Cyber threats are an increasingly present issue as malicious entities find intricate ways to access sensitive corporate and individual data. Data breaches, phishing, social engineering, malware, ransomware, and more threats are evolving rapidly and becoming more dangerous every year.

Enterprises are set to spend over $500 billion on battling malinformation by 2028, cannibalizing 50% of marketing and cybersecurity budgets. Understanding the seriousness of cyber threats and taking action to fight them is a massive step toward a safer digital environment.

One of the cybersecurity practices to avoid potential dangers is threat intelligence. Threat intelligence enables businesses to make faster, data-backed security decisions and be proactive in the fight against threat actors.

Download this white paper for free to grasp the importance of web data acquisition in threat intelligence.

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Guide to Threat Intelligence Data Acquisition

What to expect from this white paper?

In this whitepaper, you’ll find the following nuances of threat intelligence:

The process flow of threat intelligence
The importance of web scraping
An Oxylabs solution to deal with large-scale data acquisition

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About the author

Iveta Vistorskyte

Head of Content & Research

Iveta Vistorskyte is a Head of Content & Research at Oxylabs. Growing up as a writer and a challenge seeker, she decided to welcome herself to the tech-side, and instantly became interested in this field. When she is not at work, you'll probably find her just chillin' while listening to her favorite music or playing board games with friends.

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