Certified Threat Intelligence Analyst (CTIA) Training and Certification
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This certification is designed to upskill:

• Security professionals and ethical hackers
• Security Analysts and architects
• SOC professionals, cybersecurity forensic experts and malware analysts
• Security consultants and threat hunters

• EC-Council CTIA certification from an accredited EC-Council Partner
• Working experience of minimum 2 years in information security

To become a Certified Threat Intelligence Analyst (CTIA), you need to pass the following certification exam:

This Certified Threat Intelligence Analyst training and certification aim to explain expertly:

• Primary issues threatening the information security world
• Role of threat intelligence
• Implementing threat intelligence in risk management, incident response, and SIEM
• Cyber threats and threat factors
• Objectives of diverse cybersecurity attacks
• Basics of threat intelligence including types, capabilities, strategy, lifecycle, maturity model, and frameworks
• Implementing the cyber kill chain methodology
• Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) lifecycle
• Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs)
• Indicators of Compromise (IOS) and the pyramid of pain
• Steps to Planning a threat intelligence program including taking requirements, planning, directing, and review
• Types of data feeds and methods to collect data
• Threat intelligence data collection by using Cyber Counterintelligence (CCI), Open Source Intelligence (OSINT), Human Intelligence (HUMINT), and Indicators of Compromise (IOS)
• Bulk data collection, data structuring, processing, normalizing, sampling, storing, and creating visualizations
• Types of data analysis techniques such as Statistical Data Analysis, Analysis Structured Analysis of Competing Hypotheses (SACH), and of Competing Hypotheses (ACH)
• Threat analysis process including threat modeling, evaluation, fine-tuning, creating a knowledge base and runbook
• Threat intelligence dissemination, dissemination preferences
• Intelligence collaboration and Malware analysis
• Types of TI exchange and threat intelligence sharing formats
• Tools for threat intelligence, threat modeling, data analysis
• Disseminating threat intelligence and sharing protocols, dissemination preferences, sharing rules and models, intelligence collaboration
• TI exchange architecture and types, sharing relationships
• threat intelligence standards and formats for sharing
• Threat intelligence reporting
• Platforms and regulations to share operational, strategic, tactical, and technical intelligence