When cyberattacks take place in enterprises, the resulting data lives in various siloes: security information and event management (SIEM) systems, emails, ticketing systems, intel feeds, security devices, and more. Data flows in and out of these systems, and security teams react to the data as best they can in order to address threats as they arise. But what happens to the data once it’s not in use? Where does this data live long term, and how can it be applied to future threats? Unifying data across an entire security architecture provides the intelligence and context necessary to activate data on demand and use it to identify and resolve persistent threats.