Beyond the alert: Turning threat intelligence into action with CyberFire MDR
This is the recording of our live webinar held on August 5th, 2026
Threat intelligence is everywhere. The challenge is knowing how to turn it into meaningful action that improves security outcomes.
In this on-demand webinar, Martin Potgieter, Regional CTO at Integrity360, and Cailan Sacks, Regional Technical Director for Managed Services, explore how organisations can transform threat intelligence from a stream of feeds, indicators, and alerts into actionable insights that strengthen security operations, improve detection capabilities, and enhance cyber resilience.
Whether you're running a Security Operations Centre (SOC), evaluating Managed Detection and Response (MDR) services, or looking to improve your cyber security strategy, this session provides practical guidance on integrating threat intelligence into day-to-day security operations and executive decision-making.
What you will learn:
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The difference between threat data, information and actionable threat intelligence
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How strategic, operational and tactical threat intelligence support different business functions
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Why traditional threat feeds and indicators of compromise (IOCs) are no longer enough
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How MDR and SOC teams can use threat intelligence to improve detection and response
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The role of detection engineering, threat hunting and threat research
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How to measure the real business value of threat intelligence
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Practical approaches to improving cyber resilience through intelligence-led security operations
Key discussion areas
Threat intelligence fundamentals
Learn why threat intelligence is more than simply consuming threat feeds, and how context, analysis and relevance are required to drive effective security decisions.
SOC and MDR best practices
Discover how leading security teams use threat intelligence to identify emerging threats, improve incident response, and proactively strengthen detection capabilities.
Cyber resilience and business risk
Understand how threat intelligence can support executive decision-making, cybersecurity investment planning, risk management and board-level reporting.
Detection engineering and threat hunting
Explore how organisations can move beyond static indicators and focus on attacker behaviours, tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs) to improve security outcomes.
Who should watch?
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CISOs and security leaders
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Security Operations Centre (SOC) teams
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Incident response professionals
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Threat intelligence analysts
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IT and cybersecurity managers
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Organisations evaluating MDR services
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Executives responsible for cyber risk and resilience
