Certified Threat Intelligence Analyst (CTIA)

★★★★★ 4.5/5

A certified Threat Intelligence Analyst is a combination of cybersecurity and threat intelligence to help companies identify and mitigate business risks by converting unknown threats into known threats. It’s a comprehensive, specialist-level program that teaches companies how to adapt their defences appropriately against the types of cyber threats they’re facing and helps them reduce those risks in due time.

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Course Information

Course Syllabus
Who It’s for
FAQs

Introduction to Threat Intelligence

Understanding Intelligence
Understanding Cyber Threat Intelligence
Overview of Threat Intelligence Lifecycle and Frameworks

Cyber Threats and Kill Chain Methodology

Understanding Cyber Threats
Understanding Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs)
Understanding Cyber Kill Chain
Understanding Indicators of Compromise (IoCs)

Requirements, Planning, Direction, and Review

Understanding Organization’s Current Threat Landscape
Understanding Requirements Analysis
Planning Threat Intelligence Program
Establishing Management Support
Building a Threat Intelligence Team
Overview of Threat Intelligence Sharing
Reviewing Threat Intelligence Program

Data Collection and Processing

Overview of Threat Intelligence Data Collection
Overview of Threat Intelligence Collection Management
Overview of Threat Intelligence Feeds and Sources
Understanding Threat Intelligence Data Collection and Acquisition
Understanding Bulk Data Collection
Understanding Data Processing and Exploitation

Data Analysis

Overview of Data Analysis
Understanding Data Analysis Techniques
Overview of Threat Analysis
Understanding Threat Analysis Process
Overview of Fine-Tuning Threat Analysis
Understanding Threat Intelligence Evaluation
Creating Runbooks and Knowledge Base
Overview of Threat Intelligence Tools

Intelligence Reporting and Dissemination

Overview of Threat Intelligence Reports
Introduction to Dissemination
Participating in Sharing Relationships
Overview of Sharing Threat Intelligence
Overview of Delivery Mechanisms
Understanding Threat Intelligence Sharing Platforms
Overview of Intelligence Sharing Acts and Regulations
Overview of Threat Intelligence Integration

Audience Profile

Any cyber security professional who needs to understand how to gather large amounts of relevant threat information from a multitude of intelligence sources which can then be analyzed to provide threat intelligence that accurately predicts the potential threats that an organization may encounter. These individuals may be fulfilling roles such as: Ethical Hackers, Threat Intelligence Analysts, Threat Hunters, SOC Professionals, Digital Forensic and Malware Analysts, Incident Response,

Q: What is a Threat Intelligence Analyst (CTIA) course?

A: CTIA Certification is for the mobile wireless industry. Programs have set the standard for devices, test labs, technicians, and repair facilities, playing a crucial role in advancing the wireless industry.

Q: Who is the target audience for the Certified Threat Intelligence Analyst?

A: The target audience of this course is any cyber security professional who needs to understand how to gather large amounts of relevant threat information from a multitude of intelligence sources, which can then be analyzed to provide threat intelligence that accurately indicates potential threats that an organization may encounter in which the people may be fulfilling roles such as:

Ethical Hackers.
Threat Intelligence Analysts.
Threat Hunters.
SOC Professionals
Digital Forensics and Malware Analysts.
Incident Response

Q: What are the prerequisites for becoming a Certified Threat Intelligence Analyst (CTIA)?

A: For the Certified Threat Intelligence Analyst (CTIA), there are no hard-set prerequisites for course attendance. However, you must have a minimum of 3 years of working experience in information security or software design.

Q: Why do you get a Certified Threat Intelligence Analyst (CTIA)?

A: Because having a Threat Intelligence Analyst certification has a great competitive edge over other security analysts. The CTIA exam validates your specialized skills and knowledge to completely understand the mindset of current attackers and execute effective threat intelligence consequently.

Corporate Training Options

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Live, Online Training by top Instructors and practitioners across the globe.

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Training

Conduct training at the work location you desired.

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Travel to any desired location for your training.

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Testimonials?

Mohammed Aljbreen Operation Specialist, SAMA

The Clarity of the Content was very good. The explanation of the trainer with in-depth knowledge in a proper flow really impressed me to give 5 star rating.

Arindam Chakraborty Systems Specialist, King Abdullah University of Sciences & Technology

The Instructor was really impressive. Clear cut explanation of every topic he covered with real time scenarios.

Sher Afzal Khan Cloud Engineer, Cloud 9 Networks

The Trainer and the Course Material, both are good. Good flow of explanation with simple examples. The complete training was focused on current industry challenges.

Jawed Ahmad Siddiqui Sr. System Administrator, Saudi Ceramics

The Trainer’s presentation was impressed me to continue the course till end. Never feel bore till the entire sessions. She studied our mindset and follows.