UK firms miss crucial cyber intel exchange

Why Companies Are Still Playing Solo in the Cyber Playground

Stats That Make Your Head Spin (and Your CFO Shear a Little)

33 % of UK firms are banning themselves from external threat‑sharing.
31 % have no plans to hop into an industry group.
In contrast, 77 % of cybercriminals are swapping playbooks on the Darknet.
56 % of UK teams lack the chops to analyse threats.
Half of them (51 %) dread spilling the beans if a breach sneaks into their systems.

ISACs – The Satisficing Alternatives

Even with Information Sharing & Analysis Centers (ISACs) around, 28 % of participants are only napping on the edge and never drop a pixel into the community.

UK vs USA – A Tale of Two Cyber Stages

US respondents: 43 % in an ISAC.
UK respondents: 33 % feel the same.
UK shares smartly: 35 % help the gov with attribution.
US: 26 % do it.
US worries about liability: 28 % vs 16 % UK.

Why It’s Working It Out to Share (and Not Share) is a Bug in Our Brains

Jessica Stone says:
“Over 80 % think threat intel matters, yet fear and skill gaps keep most of them in locker‑room mode.”

Key Pain Points

70 % feel drowning in data.
69 % lack expert eyes on the dashboard.
52 % have no clear ownership.
44 % miss the right tech to sniff out the noise.

Turn the Tide with a “Threat Intelligence Platform” (TIP)

A TIP is a robotic, context‑trimming megaphone that turns raw feeds into real, relevant noise for your business. It:

Integrates instantly into your existing stack.
Filters out the humdrum whispers.
Adds context on the fly.
Brings the most pressing threats to the front of your desk.

Take the Shot, Fix the Threat Before It Pulls a Punch‑line

From NotPetya to Equifax, the headlines keep coming. Companies that react fast, organise well, and share promptly are the ones who keep the anger at bay. A robust TIP is your ticket to: