Information sharing organizations often provide the most timely, actionable, and relevant threat intelligence as they serve as hubs for collective cybersecurity knowledge and are tailored to specific industries or sectors. These organizations facilitate sharing amongst members, giving access to a broad range of current threats and mitigations. Internal sources, while quickly accessible, may lack the breadth and depth of industry-wide data. Paid feeds can be detailed, but might not be as current or actionable as those curated by an organization dedicated to sharing. Open source data from forums or blogs can be useful but often lacks the direct relevance and timeliness of organized sharing platforms. Government bulletins are authoritative but may not provide the immediate actionable intelligence needed for quick defense postures.