On the front page of the website, Intel lists the top 10 threats for security experts to watch. Each threat has a “risk score,” along with an details page, where Intel provides information about the threat. Intel also calculates a “media score” based off of the press attention the threat has received.
With the Threat Landscape Dashboard, Intel hopes to keep security administrators up-to-date on the most effective ways to protect digital information, networks and systems. Intel plans to expand the dashboard with more detailed descriptions and contextual data.
Click here to view the online dashboard.
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