Delivering intelligence to drive business decisions.
Security leaders are better resourced, better trained, and more technologically capable than ever. Data from The Clarity Factory shows they are investing more time, money and resource on intelligence than ever before. And yet the fundamental challenge remains unchanged. Intelligence isn't consistently reaching decision-makers fast enough, in the right format, or with enough organizational trust behind it to drive action.
In this webinar, Rachel Briggs sat down with Melissa Newberg of Seerist to discuss:
- The current state of play for corporate security intelligence teams
- The demands on intel teams and how they are changing
- How changing geopolitics impacts what is needed from intel teams and how they must work
- The organisational intelligence gaps: resource, skills, influence, and business understanding
- What the business needs in terms of intel products
- How AI is super-charging the intelligence offering - and the challenges it poses
Seerist is a Silver Sponsor of The Clarity Factory 2026 CSO Survey
Six Insights for Effective Security Culture
Cyber security is at the top of the agenda for most C-Suite executives. Global leaders surveyed by the World Economic Forum ranked cyber security within the top five risks over the next two years,[i] and almost three-quarters of board directors rank it as a top priority.[ii] The latest data from IBM shows that the global average cost of a data breach in 2024 was $4.88 million, a 10% increase in the past year and the highest total ever
