Surface top threats in CTI newsletters
Sort by 'Top Stories' to identify and share highly covered threats with your stakeholders
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Communicating the most relevant, timely threats to your stakeholders often requires constantly searching through your feeds for the most impactful stories.
The new Top Stories sort saves you time, automatically putting high-impact, trending stories from any AI Feed or Folder at the top of your newsletter.
Here's how to use Top Stories sorting to save time while delivering relevant threat intelligence your team can quickly digest and act on.
Automatically identify and add the top trending cybersecurity stories from any Al Feed or Folder
When you sort Folders or Al Feeds by Top Stories, Feedly Al will organize newsletter content by source coverage, putting high-impact, trending stories front and center. This ensures your newsletter is engaging and informs your team on the must-know events affecting your threat landscape.
Bonus: Use personalized prompts on Top Stories to extract additional intelligence tailored to your stakeholders' needs
Once your content is sorted by Top Stories, run an AI Overview Prompt to transform raw threat intelligence into digestible insights, explaining not just what happened, but why it matters and how your stakeholders should respond.
Learn more about Al capabilities in Automated Newsletters here: Al in Threat Intelligence Newsletters: Faster creation, bigger impact
In short..
Sorting your Automated Newsletters by Top Stories saves cyber threat intelligence teams time by automatically surfacing the most widely reported threats across their AI Feeds and Folders. The vulnerability use case above is just one example; this feature is fully customizable to your team's specific needs.
FAQs
Can I apply Top Stories to Boards?
No, Top Stories can only be applied to your Team Folders or Al Feeds.
What is the difference between the Top Stories and the Most Shared sorting options?
The Top Stories sorting option returns articles from the most impactful one to the least impactful one, while the Most Shared option displays articles based on their sharing metrics on Facebook.
What is the definition of Top Stories, and how are they ranked?
Top Stories are considered Top Stories if more than five trusted publications have published an article about the same topic. Our in-house model then ranks these Top Stories articles based on their coverage.
Can I apply the Top Stories sorting to articles that weren't published in English originally?
No, Top Stories only works with articles that were originally written in English for now.
How come the Top Stories sorting I see in my Newsletter is different from the one I see in my Al Feeds or Folders?
In Automated Newsletters, the Top Stories capability is a sorting feature that returns articles from most impactful to least impactful. However, in your Al Feeds and Folders, the Top Stories feature is a filter that displays stories that were covered by a large number of publications.
