Course Description

The Certified Threat Intelligence Analyst (CTIA) program is an industry-leading certification designed to equip cybersecurity professionals with the knowledge and skills to identify, analyze, and mitigate modern cyber threats. This course focuses on building a structured threat intelligence lifecycle, enabling learners to transform raw data into actionable intelligence for proactive defense.

CTIA bridges the gap between cybersecurity operations, incident response, SOC functions, and threat hunting. Through real-world scenarios, hands-on labs, and methodology-driven content, this course teaches how to detect adversary behavior, analyze threat indicators, understand attacker motives, and build intelligence-driven security strategies.

This certification is ideal for security analysts, SOC teams, digital forensics professionals, penetration testers, and anyone responsible for protecting organizational assets against advanced cyber attacks.

 Key Highlights / Key Points  1. Complete Threat Intelligence Lifecycle

Learn the entire intelligence lifecycle including requirements, collection, processing, analysis, and dissemination.

 2. Advanced Threat Hunting Skills

Understand how to identify hidden threats, track attacker movement, and detect suspicious behavior in live environments.

 3. OSINT & Intelligence Gathering

Use advanced OSINT tools and data sources to uncover threat actor activities, dark web intelligence, and hidden malicious indicators.

 4. Threat Actor Profiling

Learn to profile cybercriminal groups, APT actors, motives, TTPs (Tactics, Techniques, Procedures), and attack patterns.

 5. Malware & IOC Analysis

Analyze malware behavior, extract IOCs (Indicators of Compromise), and correlate threat data to detect ongoing attacks.

 6. Cyber Kill Chain & MITRE ATT&CK

Understand how attacks progress across the kill chain and map threat behavior using the MITRE ATT&CK framework.

 7. Intelligence Reporting & Visualization

Create professional intelligence reports, dashboards, and briefings for SOC teams, management, and incident response units.

 8. Hands-On Threat Intelligence Labs

Work with real-world datasets, logs, attacker footprints, malware samples, and threat research tools.

 9. Builds Proactive Cyber Defense

Helps organizations stay ahead of cyber threats through predictive analysis and threat modeling.

 10. Ideal for Cybersecurity Career Growth

Perfect for the following roles:

• Threat Intelligence Analyst

• SOC Analyst

• Cybersecurity Analyst

• Incident Responder

• Threat Hunter

• Digital Forensics Investigator

• Security Consultant