Types of cyber threat intelligence are as follow:

• Strategic: Strategic threat intelligence typically provides a high-level analysis ideal for a non-technical audience, such as stakeholders, board members, news and media, etc. The goal of strategic threat intelligence is to comprehend and consider broader trends among threats.
• Tactical: Tactical threat intelligence highlights indicators of compromise (IOCs), such as unusual traffic, increased or unusual file and download activity, unusual login activity, etc.
• Technical: Technical threat intelligence focuses on specific clues or evidence of an attack and creates a base to analyze such attacks.
• Operational: Operational threat intelligence refers to more specific, detailed technical information about specific cyberattacks.
  
  

Types of cyber threat intelligence are as follow:

• Strategic: Strategic threat intelligence typically provides a high-level analysis ideal for a non-technical audience, such as stakeholders, board members, news and media, etc. The goal of strategic threat intelligence is to comprehend and consider broader trends among threats.
• Tactical: Tactical threat intelligence highlights indicators of compromise (IOCs), such as unusual traffic, increased or unusual file and download activity, unusual login activity, etc.
• Technical: Technical threat intelligence focuses on specific clues or evidence of an attack and creates a base to analyze such attacks.
• Operational: Operational threat intelligence refers to more specific, detailed technical information about specific cyberattacks.