Participants can create events related to cyber incidents and share them across the community via MISP. Below are the types of threat information that could be shared:

1. Indicators of Compromise (IOCs): such as malicious files, suspected or compromised email addresses, malicious IP addresses, or malware samples; or information about threat actors.
2. Modus operandi, Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTP): Awareness of cyber-criminal behaviour and understanding their tactics, techniques and procedures (TTP).
3. Attributing factors: Information about the threat observed such as internet address, location, any names and/or any other information associated with the threat.
4. Cyber-threat intelligence and analysis:  Gather and analyse threat intelligence from various sources and types of information to build reports, metrics, trends, and projections.
5. Best practice awareness and lessons learned: Information on enhancing security management systems and/or security controls.
6. Tool Configurations: Recommendations for setting up and using tools (mechanisms) that support the collection, exchange, processing, analysis, and use of cyber-threat information.