Cyware ThreatLab Use Case Series: How to Operationalize Threat Feeds Without Creating Alert Fatigue

Drowning in feeds and buried in alerts, your team is still sorting by a score nobody trusts. It's time to stop ingesting everything and start deciding what matters. In this workshop, we show you how to cut threat feed noise before it reaches your SOC by turning:

• Feeds into focus - Define relevance by industry, geography, and tech stack.
• Tags into filters - Use consistent tags so intelligence from every feed gets labeled the same way.** **
• Scores into signal - Weight risk to your environment, not to your vendors.

Register now to see how relevance-driven intelligence keeps unfiltered feed noise out of your SIEM through a live demo. CPE Credit available for live attendees.

In This Use Case Demo, You'll Learn

1. Reframe the problem: Treat alert fatigue as a selection problem, not a volume problem, and stop relying on fewer feeds to fix it.
2. Define relevance: Build a targeting profile across industry, geography, and technology stack to filter intelligence before it reaches analysts.
3. Standardize your vocabulary: Use name spaced tags and tag groups to normalize sources and turn your targeting profile into a queryable filter.
4. Make scores mean something local: Separate confidence from risk and rebalance scoring weights to reflect your environment instead of source reputation.
5. Automate the discard: Suppress known-good indicators, gate what reaches your SIEM, and measure feed ROI to keep noise out for good.