Protective intelligence identifies and assesses information relevant to potential harm against people, organisations, sites or events, then connects it to practical security decisions.
What good practice looks like
Useful outputs combine threat indicators, exposure, vulnerability, context and escalation thresholds. The aim is proportionate action rather than indiscriminate monitoring.
Risks and common mistakes
Online attention is not automatically intent, and unusual behaviour is not automatically threatening. Assessment must separate observation, judgement and uncertainty.
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