As the development of hardware, the standardisation of threat data formats and the availability of high-quality free data streams proceeds it enables organisations to manage more substantial quantities of threat data. Making intelligent use of this data is complex and platforms which offers threat data management platforms are often expensive. This study aims to explore tools, frameworks and taxonomies which can aid an organisation looking to implement a threat intelligence platform of their own. Available open source frameworks, tools and data sources are compared and analysed. By using the design and creation research methodology, a conceptualised system is designed and proposed. The study is of use for anyone looking to gain a fundamental understanding of the currently available tools, frameworks and taxonomies relevant to the field of threat intelligence.