Intro -Welcome and Course Goals
M1L1V1-Threat Actor Types and Attribution
M1L1V2-Threat Modeling Frameworks
M1L1V3-Legal_ Ethical_ and Policy Considerations
M1L2V1- Intelligence Collection Methodologies
M1L2V2- Threat Infrastructure Analysis
M1L2V3 _Malware and Campaign Correlation
Reading - What Are Threat Intelligence Tools?
Hands-On-Learning - Analyzing Malware and Tracking Threat Campaigns with Sandboxes and Intel Repositories
Quiz - Data Analysis and Validation
M1L3V1_Data Enrichment and Validation
M1L3V1- Demo- Intelligence Collection and Malware and Campaign Correlation
M1L3V2_Analytical Methodologies
M1L3V3 - Attribution and Profiling
M2L1V1-Analysis of Competing Hypotheses (ACH)
M2L1V2 - Red Teaming
M2L1V3 - Scenario Modelling
M2L2V1-Attribution Frameworks
M2L2V2-Attribution Challenges
M2L2V3-Attribution Case study examples
Reading - Five Key Steps to Delivering Intelligence Reports that Your Board Actually Reads
Hands-On-Learning - Create a 3-Minute "Threat Update" Presentation
Quiz - Intelligence Confidence and Enterprise Risk Modelling
M2L3V1 Intelligence Confidence Language
M2L3V2 Threat Modelling for Enterprise Risk
M2L3V3 -Threat Model Design Using NIST 800-30 or STRIDE
