Your threat analysis team wants to implement TAXII to share new attack indicators with external collaborators. They need a standardized, automated distribution method that can integrate with partner security tools. Which option best fulfills these needs?
Offering a subscription-based feed that formats details in a machine-friendly structure
Distributing weekly emails with embedded data for defenders to copy and paste
Uploading text files to a cloud hosting service for teams to download as needed
Adding indicators to a private group message board for manual checks
Offering a feed in a structured format supports efficient consumption of data. This reduces manual tasks and helps teams keep defenses updated. The other methods do not streamline integration or frequent updates, making it harder for participants to manage threats quickly.
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