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Certified Threat Intelligence
Essentials Course (TIE)

Begin Your Cybersecurity Journey with Hands-On, Technical
Foundational Skills in Threat Intelligence
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  • Course Overview:

Certified Threat Intelligence Essentials Course (TIE)

Setting the Global Gold Standard for Threat Intelligence.

Cybersecurity and technology-based mitigation approaches rely heavily on intelligence. This program aims to enhance your understanding and implementation of foundational threat intelligence concepts, including differentiating intelligence from data or information and highlighting its vital role in modern cybersecurity.

The TIE (Threat Intelligence Essentials) course is designed to supply individuals with the skills needed to 

  • Identifying threats before they strike
  • Adopting a proactive defense strategy 
  • Effectively detecting, responding, and mitigating focused and targeted threats
  • Key Learning Areas

Become Certified in Threat Intelligence Essentials Now!

As you progress through the (TIE) program, you’ll master the different types of threat intelligence, strategic, operational, tactical, and technical. You’ll learn how each uniquely contributes to areas like regulatory compliance and risk management.

Threat Intelligence, its types. Threat Intelligence Analysis

Essential threat intelligence terminology, the role of intelligence in cybersecurity, and threat intelligence maturity models. Evaluating different types of threat intelligence, such as strategic, operational, and more focused forms, which guide vulnerability management or regulatory landscapes.

Threat Intelligence platforms, Sharing and Collaboration

Threat Intelligence Platforms (TIPs), such as the AlienVault Open Threat Exchange (OTX) and MISP Gain competence in accessing and directly leveraging TIPs for threat hunting, cybersecurity risk validation, and data aggregation or information sharing purposes. Properly share or receive shared threat intelligence using available open-source or free platforms.

Data Collection and Sources of Threat Intelligence.

Conduct searches or acquire threat intelligence from reputable sources. Students will also learn how to conduct Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) gathering activities and other threat intelligence collection methods directly. Get introduced to several other threat intelligence collection methods, such as HUMINT, and IoC analysis.

Threat Hunting and Detection

Threat Hunting, contemporary threat hunting methodologies, and tools or techniques students can leverage to perform hypothesis driven threat hunts. Students will learn core threat-hunting terminology, methods, and frameworks used to conduct threat hunts. Learn how threat hunting may be achieved through monitored endpoint solutions and/or across a network. Use of Threat Intelligence Platforms (TIPs) for real-world applications in threat hunting and detection. Gain direct experience in developing and executing threat-hunting hypotheses to drive proactive cybersecurity processes within an organization.
  • Why Choose the T|IE Certification?

Threat Intelligence Essentials is designed to prepare students for progressive careers as Security Operations Center (SOC) Analysts, Threat Intelligence Analysts, IT Risk Analysts, or Cybersecurity Analysts, enabling them to confidently tackle today’s cybersecurity challenges with expertise!

Learn

Gain skills for performing various types of threat intelligence monitoring, analysis and mitigation, threat hunting and detection.

Certify

After the TIE training, candidates will be ready to take on the TIE Exam. Passing the exam means you have learned the skills needed to enhance threat intelligence operations and safeguard organizations effectively.

Flexible

The TIE course offers highly beneficial and a flexible set of skills ideal for individuals starting their career in information security, threat intelligence, network security, incident response, and other related fields. 


Stand Out

The program provides credible professional insights required for a successful threat intelligence career and enhances your overall skills, thus increasing your employability. It is desired by most cybersecurity engineers, analysts, and professionals globally and is respected by hiring authorities.

  • What is Unique About the T|E Program?
01

Global Recognition

ANSI/ISO/IEC 17024 Accreditation 

U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) 8140/8570 Approval

CREST Approved

National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education (NICE) 2.0 Framework.

This ensures that the certification meets international standards for personnel certification, emphasizing its credibility and global acceptance.

03

Threat Intelligence lifecycle

The program enables students to thoroughly explore the threat intelligence lifecycle, understand its significance in shaping team roles, delve into the ethical and legal considerations, and understand the importance of measuring threat intelligence effectiveness. 

02

Hands-on Labs and practical experience

5 Lab Exercise in a simulated lab environment

18+ hours of premium self-paced video training.

900+  pages of ecourseware.

1 year-long access to courseware and 6-month access to labs.

Capstone Projects with Real-World CTF Challenges

With these exclusive hands-on, human.VS.machine CTF challenges you will develop the hands-on proficiencies essential for success in your cyber professional role.

04

Beginner-Friendly and Real-World Applications

The T|IE course is designed for individuals with little to no prior cybersecurity experience, making it an accessible entry point for those looking to start a career in threat intelligence or IT security.

The T|IE course focuses on current threats and defense mechanisms, ensuring that learners are prepared to deal with modern cybersecurity challenges in real-world environments.

  • Career Opportunities:

Become a high value talent headhunting target

The TIE course is open to everyone, school students, graduates, professionals, career starters and changers, anyone who wants to start a career in cybersecurity or threat intelligence, anyone interested in threat intelligence, Indicators of Compromise (IoC) analysis, defensive cybersecurity operations, and incident response, any professional involved in securing public, private, and hybrid cloud infrastructures, identities, data, and applications.

  • Get Started Today

Your Path to Intelligence Threats & Cybersecurity Careers starts here!

The Threat Intelligence Essentials (T|IE) course provides a comprehensive introduction to the fundamentals of threat intelligence. Designed for individuals new to cybersecurity, this course covers essential concepts, including different types of threat intelligence, data collection methods, and the cyber threat landscape. Participants will learn how to use Threat Intelligence Platforms (TIPs), analyze threat data, and perform threat hunting and detection activities.

In addition to theoretical knowledge, the T|IE course emphasizes practical application through hands-on labs and real-world exercises. The course prepares participants to effectively collect, analyze, and share threat intelligence within an organization and equips them with the skills to respond to cyber incidents.

Become a high value headhunting target for top recruiters all over the world.


    Here’s the list of topics:

    • Essential threat intelligence terminology, the role of intelligence in cybersecurity, and threat intelligence maturity models
    • Evaluating different types of threat intelligence, such as strategic, operational, and more focused forms, which guide vulnerability management or regulatory landscapes. 
    • The cyber threat landscape, trends, and ongoing challenges.
    • Data collection and sources of threat intelligence.
    • Threat Intelligence Platforms (TIPs)
    • Threat intelligence analysis
    • Threat hunting and detection
    • Threat intelligence sharing and collaboration
    • Threat intelligence in incident response
    • Future trends and continuous learning

    This list covers some of the topics and skills you will learn in the TIE course.

    • Module 01: Introduction to Threat Intelligence
    • Module 02: Types of Threat Intelligence
    • Module 03: Cyber Threat Landscape
    • Module 04: Data Collection and Sources of Threat Intelligence
    • Module 05: Threat Intelligence Platforms
    • Module 06: Threat Intelligence Analysis
    • Module 07: Threat Hunting and Detection
    • Module 08: Threat Intelligence Sharing and Collaboration
    • Module 09: Threat Intelligence in Incident Response
    • Module 10: Future Trends and Continuous Learning

    Exam: 2-hour Multiple Choice exam
    Exam Code: 112-57
    Test Format: Multiple Choice
    Number of Questions: 75 MCQs
    Duration: 2 hours
    Exam Availability Locations: ECC Exam Portal
    Languages: English
    Test Format: Multiple Choice
    Passing Score: 70%
    Exam Mode: Remote Proctoring Services
    Course Title: Threat Intelligence Essentials
    Training Duration: 3 Days
    Delivery Mode: iLearn (Self-Study),  iWeek (Live Online), Master Class & Training Partner (In Person).

    Threat Intelligence Analyst
    Responsible for gathering, analyzing, and interpreting threat data to predict and prevent cyberattacks.

    SOC Analyst (Security Operations Center)x
    Monitors and responds to security incidents within an organization’s SOC, utilizing threat intelligence to identify and mitigate threats.

    Incident Response Specialist
    Focuses on analyzing, responding to, and mitigating cybersecurity incidents using threat intelligence insights.

    Threat Hunter
    Proactively searches for potential threats and malicious activities within an organization’s network by using advanced intelligence techniques.