The Cyber Threat Intelligence Gap: Why More Data Isn't More Security

Cyber security budgets have never been higher, and neither has the volume of threat data flowing into a typical SOC. Breaches still happen, and the signal often sits in a feed nobody gets to in time. Cyber Threat Intelligence is the work of closing that distance, and it has become one of the sharpest hiring gaps in Indian security teams.

On Sep 30, Dr. Harish Ramani covers what the role involves, how AI is changing it, and how people in IT, networking, and SOC roles are moving into it.

Three Questions the Webinar Answers

How to Read the Cyber Gap: You'll be able to identify where your own team loses time between an alert and a response. Most of the fix is process, not tooling.

How to Judge the Tools: You'll know which parts of an intelligence workflow AI handles well and which still need an analyst. That distinction is what interviewers probe for.

How to Map the Move: You'll leave with a clear view of what a threat intelligence role expects and which of your current skills already count toward it.

Learn from Dr. Harish Ramani

Dr. Harish Ramani, CEO and CTO, Global Cyber Corps, is a cybersecurity researcher and information security trainer with a Ph.D. in Computer Science from Australia and an M.Sc. from India. His work spans security, networking, and data center management, and he has handled corporate, financial, and cybercrime cases across industries. He also teaches as visiting faculty at IIIT Bangalore and the University of Wales.