Certified Threat Intelligence Analyst (CTIA)

Certified Threat Intelligence Analyst (C|TIA) is a globally recognized program designed to help organizations mitigate risks by converting unknown threats into actionable intelligence. It offers a structured, specialist-level training built on rigorous Job Task Analysis (JTA). The 5-day program emphasizes hands-on learning with a 60:40 theory-to-practice ratio. Integrated labs use environments like Windows 10 and Kali Linux to teach practical threat intelligence skills. C|TIA equips professionals with cutting-edge tools, methodologies, and frameworks to excel in the field.

• Key issues plaguing the information security world
• Importance of threat intelligence in risk management, SIEM, and incident response
• Types of cyber threats, threat actors and their motives, goals, and objectives of cybersecurity attacks
• Fundamentals of threat intelligence (including threat intelligence types, lifecycle, strategy, capabilities, maturity model, frameworks, etc.)
• Cyber kill chain methodology, Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) lifecycle, Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTP), Indicators of Compromise (IoCs), and pyramid of pain
• Various steps involved in planning a threat intelligence program (Requirements, Planning, Direction, and Review)
• Different types of data feed, sources, and data collection methods
• Threat intelligence data collection and acquisition through Open Source Intelligence (OSINT), Human Intelligence (HUMINT), Cyber Counterintelligence (CCI), Indicators of Compromise (IoCs), and malware analysis
• Bulk data collection and management (data processing, structuring, normalization, sampling, storing, and visualization)
• Different data analysis types and techniques including statistical Data Analysis, Analysis of Competing Hypotheses (ACH), Structured Analysis of Competing Hypotheses (SACH), etc.)
• Complete threat analysis process which includes threat modeling, fine-tuning, evaluation, runbook, and knowledge base creation
• Different data analysis, threat modeling, and threat intelligence tools
• Threat intelligence dissemination and sharing protocol including dissemination preferences, intelligence collaboration, sharing rules and models, TI exchange types and architectures, participating in sharing relationships, standards, and formats for sharing threat intelligence
• Effective creation of threat intelligence reports
• Different threat intelligence sharing platforms acts, and regulations for sharing strategic, tactical, operational, and technical intelligence

• Ethical Hackers
• Threat Intelligence Analysts
• Threat Hunters
• SOC Professionals
• Digital Forensic Analysts
• Malware Analysts
• Incident Response Professionals