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Overview
Explore threat intelligence program strategy, covering research, business case, components, and maturity models. Learn to analyze solutions, mitigate risks, and develop effective processes.
Syllabus
- Introduction to Threat Intelligence
- Developing a Threat Intelligence Program
- Research and Data Collection
- Analyzing Threat Intelligence
- Mitigation and Response Strategies
- Threat Intelligence Solutions
- Threat Intelligence Maturity Models
- Case Studies and Practical Applications
- Conclusion and Future Trends in Threat Intelligence
- Course Review and Wrap-up
Definition and significance of threat intelligence
Overview of the threat landscape
Identifying business needs and objectives
Building a business case for threat intelligence
Key components of a threat intelligence program
Sources of threat intelligence data
Data collection and management techniques
Legal and ethical considerations
Tools and techniques for threat analysis
Identifying and prioritizing threats
Reporting and communication of threat intelligence
Developing risk mitigation plans
Incident response and threat containment
Post-incident analysis and lessons learned
Evaluation and selection of threat intelligence platforms
Integration with existing security infrastructure
Leveraging automation and machine learning
Introduction to maturity models and frameworks
Assessing the maturity of a threat intelligence program
Steps to advance maturity and effectiveness
Real-world examples of threat intelligence programs
Lessons learned from industry leaders
Workshops and hands-on exercises
Emerging threats and technologies
The evolving role of threat intelligence in security strategies
Strategies for continuous improvement
Summary of key concepts
Q&A session
Further resources and continued learning paths
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