Advanced Techniques in Threat Intelligence & Reporting

What you'll learn
Differentiate between data, intelligence, threats, and threat impacts, and identify reliable sources for threat data collection.
Apply intelligence collection methods to analyze threat infrastructure, correlate malware and campaign data, and support enrichment and validation.
Evaluate intelligence across multiple sourcesd conduct risk assessments to identify and prioritize threats to enterprise infrastructure
Develop strategic intelligence reports for target audiences and communicate findings to executives, peers, and stakeholders using data storytelling.
Requirements
This course is designed for individuals with a beginner-level understanding of IT or cybersecurity, along with basic knowledge of networking and security concepts. While A+, Network+, or Security+ certifications are beneficial, they are not required to participate.
Description
The Cyber Threat Intelligence Professional Specialization is designed to empower learners with a deep and practical understanding of modern cyber threats, analytical methodologies, and intelligence-driven security practices. Through this specialization, participants will gain mastery in identifying threat actors, analyzing malicious activity, recognizing patterns across multiple data sources, and transforming raw intelligence into actionable security insights that protect both individuals and organizations. Following well-established frameworks such as the MITRE ATT&CK Matrix and NIST 800-53 security controls, each module explores its core concepts in detail and complements them with real-world threat scenarios, investigative walkthroughs, hands-on analysis exercises, and guided intelligence reporting.Learners will develop applied skills in OSINT, HUMINT, and SIGINT collection, deep-web and dark-web research, malware and APT campaign analysis, and intelligence attribution techniques. The specialization emphasizes building a holistic understanding of the threat landscape spanning identity theft, ransomware, business email compromise, and weaponized misinformation-and teaches learners how to interpret adversarial tactics, techniques, and procedures to construct effective defense strategies. In addition to technical competencies, participants will gain proficiency in intelligence report-writing and impactful oral briefings tailored to diverse audiences, from security engineers and IT operations teams to senior executives with minimal technical backgrounds.By the end of this program, learners will be fully prepared to contribute as cyber threat intelligence analysts who can identify trends, map indicators of compromise, support incident response, and provide strategic, operational, and tactical intelligence. This specialization equips professionals with the tools, frameworks, and analytical mindset needed to safeguard enterprises, protect sensitive information, and drive security-focused decision-making in an increasingly complex and hyperconnected world while fostering adaptability, critical thinking, and leadership within the cybersecurity domain.
Who this course is for
This course is for IT and cybersecurity professionals, including mid-level practitioners, CISOs, CEOs, business executives, and analysts, aiming to enhance skills in threat detection, incident response, and security strategy.
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