https://krebsonsecurity.com/2018/01/chronicle-a-meteor-aimed-at-planet-threat-intel
In this article, it is mentioned, on what factors do the companies rely on security software and what factors do IT staff generally miss out, The article also talks about challenges faced by a new company which is entering into Cyber security or anti virus firm, how the new company example- CHRONICLE- (a malware intelligence service acquired by Google) should be able to differentiate itself from the existing available tools in the market.
https://medium.com/chronicle-blog/give-good-the-advantage-75ab2c242e45
Companies CEO Stephen Gillett mentions that they would include new features like machine learning, artificial intelligence also massive data analytics and storage capabilities which hopefully enable to help these organizations to reach the present standards.
I think that Chronicle has a very good aim: to help people and corporations make sense of the immense amount of data out there about cyber security threats. As the article states, it is unclear how Chronicle will actually do this, but I think it is a step in the right direction. We even see from our forays with Nessus that having different threats organized into various categories makes things so much more accessible for us. Compare that with Nmap or tcp dump which require a lot of deciphering. If there were software out there to make the data brought in by these methods more accessible to non-technical users, it would be very helpful.