Open Source Threat Intelligence - Developing a Threat Intelligence Program Using Open Source Tool

Overview

Develop a comprehensive threat intelligence program using open-source tools. Learn to identify potential threats, enhance monitoring, and implement effective incident response strategies.

Syllabus

• Introduction to Threat Intelligence
Definition and Importance
Key Concepts and Terminology
• Understanding Open Source Tools
Overview of Open Source Threat Intelligence Tools
Benefits and Limitations
• Developing a Threat Intelligence Program
Setting Goals and Objectives
Identifying Stakeholders and Roles
Creating an Implementation Plan
• Identifying Potential Threats
Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) Techniques
Assessing Threat Actors and Motivations
Collecting and Processing Threat Data
• Monitoring and Analysis
Setting Up Continuous Monitoring
Analyzing Threat Intelligence Data
Tools for Threat Analysis (e.g., MISP, Yeti)
• Incident Response Strategies
Developing Incident Response Plans
Role of Threat Intelligence in Incident Response
Tools for Incident Response (e.g., TheHive, Cortex)
• Enhancing Monitoring Capabilities
Implementing Detection Mechanisms
Tools for Enhanced Monitoring (e.g., Sigma, Snort)
• Reporting and Communication
Creating Effective Threat Intelligence Reports
Communicating Findings to Stakeholders
• Legal, Ethical, and Privacy Considerations
Understanding Legal Implications of Threat Intelligence
Ethical Use of Open Source Tools
• Capstone Project
Develop a Comprehensive Threat Intelligence Program
Use Open Source Tools for Real-World Scenarios
• Course Review and Next Steps
Reviewing Key Takeaways
Guidance for Continued Learning and Development

Subjects

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