Cyber Threat IntelligenceCTI
Master the art of cyber intelligence. Learn to identify, analyze and counter cyber threats with tools and methodologies used by cybersecurity experts.
What is CTI?
Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) is the collection, analysis and interpretation of information relating to current or potential threats to an organization's information systems. Its objective is to better understand adversaries, their capabilities, motivations, attack methods and potential targets, in order to prevent, detect and effectively respond to cyberattacks.
Proactive
Anticipate threats before they impact your organization through continuous strategic monitoring.
Analytical
Transform raw data into actionable intelligence for informed decision-making.
Operational
Integrate CTI into your security processes to improve threat detection and incident response.
CTI Training Modules
Explore our specialized modules to develop complete expertise in Cyber Threat Intelligence and threat analysis.
Introduction to CTI
Discover the fundamentals of Cyber Threat Intelligence and its crucial role in cybersecurity.
Types of CTI
Identify and classify different types of cyber threats in your environment.
MITRE ATT&CK
Master the reference framework for analyzing attack tactics and techniques.
CTI Models
Learn the Diamond, Kill Chain and Pyramid of Pain models to structure your analysis.
CTI Platforms
Discover MISP, OpenCTI and integrations to automate your CTI.
Legal Aspects
Understand the legal framework and ethical best practices in CTI.
Case Studies
Apply your knowledge with real-world CTI analysis scenarios.
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CTI Best Practices
Implement best practices for your CTI program.
APT and Attribution
Analyze APT groups and attribution techniques.
TheHive
Manage incidents with TheHive and its integrations.
Yara
Create Yara rules for malware detection.
Shuffle
Automate your CTI workflows with Shuffle.
Types of CTI Threats
Discover the different types of threats that CTI helps you identify and analyze.
APT (Advanced Persistent Threat)
Highly skilled cybercriminal groups with significant resources
Examples:
Ransomware
Encryption threats for extortion
Examples:
Insider Threats
Risks from employees and partners
Examples:
Cybercrime
Profit-driven criminal activities
Examples:
CTI Platforms & Tools
Learn to master the professional platforms used by CTI teams around the world.
MISP
Platform for sharing IOCs and threat intelligence
OpenCTI
Open-source threat intelligence platform
YARA
Malware detection tool
Sigma
Generic detection rules
Ethical and Legal Responsibilities
CTI involves handling sensitive threat information. Make sure to respect applicable regulations and ethical principles of information sharing.
Learn more about legal aspectsReady to evaluate yourself?
Test your cybersecurity knowledge with our specialized quizzes.