Advanced Threat Intelligence Techniques

Advanced Threat Intelligence Techniques (ATI) teaches learners how to produce defensible, decision-relevant threat intelligence under real-world constraints.

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Course curriculum

1. Segment 00: Welcome to the Course: Course Overview
2. Segment 01: Course Orientation: Intelligence Tradecraft and Outcomes
3. Segment 02: Chapter Introduction
4. Segment 03: Defining Intelligence as Decision-Support Discipline
5. Segment 04: Strategic, Operational and Tactical Intelligence Explained
6. Segment 05: Applying the Intelligence Cycle to Cyber Threat Analysis
1. Segment 06: Framing the Intelligence Problem for Decision-Making
2. Segment 07: Decomposing Intelligence Questions and Assumptions
3. Segment 08: Using MITRE ATT&CK to Structure Intelligence Problems
1. Segment 09: Modeling Adversaries, Capabilities and Intent
2. Segment 10: Analyzing Target Systems and Centers of Gravity
3. Segment 11: Managing Intelligence, Consumers, and Expectations
4. Segment 12: Reading - Tradecraft Primer
5. Segment 13: Hands-On-Learning: Framing Intelligence Problems and Modeling Adversary Impact
6. Segment 14: Quiz - Threat Intelligence Fundamentals and Frameworks
1. Segment 15: Chapter Introduction
2. Segment 16: Designing OSINT Research Strategies
3. Segment 17: Collecting and Interpreting Dark Web Intelligence
4. Segment 18: Filtering OSINT Data for Analytic Relevance
1. Segment 19: Identifying and Evaluating Malware Intelligence Sources
2. Segment 20: Observing Malware Behavior Using Sandboxes
3. Segment 21: Inferring Adversary Intent from Malware Behavior
1. Segment 22: Applying Statistical Reasoning to Threat Intelligence
2. Segment 23: Visualizing Threat Data for Analytic and Executive Use
3. Segment 24: Identifying and Mitigating Bias in Threat Data
4. Segment 25: Reading - What Is OSINT (Open-Source Intelligence) in 2025?
5. Segment 26: Hands-On-Learning: From Collection to Confidence: Validating Threat Intelligence Under Uncertainty
6. Segment 27: Quiz - Collection and Processing Techniques
1. Segment 28: Chapter Introduction
2. Segment 29: Applying Predictive Reasoning to Adversary Behavior
3. Segment 30: Analyzing Adversary Organizations and Constraints
4. Segment 31: Assessing Adversary Technical Capabilities and Tradeoffs
1. Segment 32: Identifying Meaningful Signals in Threat Activity
2. Segment 33: Analyzing Adversary TTPs Using MITRE ATT&CK
3. Segment 34: Translating TTP Analysis into Defensive Use Cases
1. Segment 35: Producing Intelligence That Answers Organizational Requirements
2. Segment 36: Expressing Confidence and Uncertainty in Intelligence Reporting
3. Segment 37: Identifying Intelligence Gaps and Future Collection Needs
4. Segment 38: Reading - Emergent Intelligence: Spycraft and Intelligence in the AI Era
5. Segment 39: Hands-On-Learning: Evaluating Adversary Behavior and Attribution
6. Segment 40: Quiz - Analysis and Attribution
1. Segment 41: Chapter Introduction
2. Segment 42: Defining Intelligence Signals for Operational Detection
3. Segment 43: Interpreting Security Reports Through an Intelligence Lens
4. Segment 44: Designing Intelligence-Informed Security Architectures
1. Segment 45: Managing Legal and Ethical Constraints in Threat Hunting
2. Segment 46: Collaborating with Threat Hunters Using Intelligence
3. Segment 47: Sharing Threat Intelligence Across Industry and Communities
1. Segment 48: Measuring Threat Intelligence Program Success
2. Segment 49: Identifying Analytic, Collection, and Program Gaps
3. Segment 50: Applying AI Responsibly in Threat Intelligence Programs
4. Segment 51: Reading - Focusing on the Right Threat Intelligence Metrics
5. Segment 52: Hands-On-Learning: Operationalizing Intelligence and Measuring Impact
6. Segment 53: Course Wrap-Up
7. Segment 54: Project - Producing and Operationalizing a Defensible Intelligence Assessment
8. Segment 55: Quiz - Operationalizing Threat Intelligence

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Advanced Threat Intelligence Techniques

Course curriculum

Chapter 1: What is Intelligence?

Chapter 2: Shaping Intelligence Requirements

Chapter 3: Modelling the Threat

Chapter 4: Working with Open Source

Chapter 5: Working with Malware

Chapter 6: Analyzing Data Effectively

Chapter 7: Structured Analytical Techniques

Chapter 8: Analysing Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTP)

Chapter 9: Compiling Intelligence Results

Chapter 10: From Intel to Tripwire

Chapter 11: Threat Hunting Approaches

Chapter 12: Measuring Program Effectiveness

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