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

Overview

Join this insightful session on creating a robust threat intelligence program utilizing open-source tools. Gain the knowledge to identify potential cyber threats, improve your monitoring capabilities, and deploy effective incident response strategies, all in an accessible online format.

This presentation is perfect for anyone interested in the intersection of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity.

Tune in on YouTube to further your understanding of how open-source intelligence can transform your organization's threat preparedness and response efficiency.

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

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