It has been reported that C-level executives are suffering from a flood of threat intelligence. There is too much of it, its too complicated to make sense of, and its utility is questionable. Intelligence tells you something you did not already know, or gives you confidence, allowing you to make decisions in an informed manner. Intelligence only works if both sides producers and consumers are working in harmony and fulfilling their respective roles. The flip side to the intelligence dilemma is that even if you are provided with well-sourced, well-analyzed, and timely intelligence, the utility of that intelligence is still zero.”]