Cyber Threat Intelligence

Cyber Threat Intelligence, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.57, with 145 lectures, based on 246 reviews, and has 1754 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand typical behavior patterns of adversaries, enabling you to predict and mitigate potential security breaches. Learn to effectively identify and analyze a wide range of cyber threats and to enable threat-informed defenses. Comprehensive Understanding of MITRE ATT&CK Explore industry best practices around CTI This course is ideal for individuals who are SOC Analyst or Security Engineer or Security Consultant or Security Architect or Security Manager or CISO or Red Team or Blue Team or Cybersecurity Professional or Ethical Hacker or Penetration Tester or Incident Handler It is particularly useful for SOC Analyst or Security Engineer or Security Consultant or Security Architect or Security Manager or CISO or Red Team or Blue Team or Cybersecurity Professional or Ethical Hacker or Penetration Tester or Incident Handler.

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Title: Cyber Threat Intelligence

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.57

Number of Lectures: 145

Number of Published Lectures: 145

Number of Curriculum Items: 145

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 145

Original Price: $19.99

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What You Will Learn

Understand typical behavior patterns of adversaries, enabling you to predict and mitigate potential security breaches.
Learn to effectively identify and analyze a wide range of cyber threats and to enable threat-informed defenses.
Comprehensive Understanding of MITRE ATT&CK
Explore industry best practices around CTI

Who Should Attend

SOC Analyst
Security Engineer
Security Consultant
Security Architect
Security Manager
CISO
Red Team
Blue Team
Cybersecurity Professional
Ethical Hacker
Penetration Tester
Incident Handler

Target Audiences

SOC Analyst
Security Engineer
Security Consultant
Security Architect
Security Manager
CISO
Red Team
Blue Team
Cybersecurity Professional
Ethical Hacker
Penetration Tester
Incident Handler

Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) by Christopher Nett is a meticulously organized Udemy course designed for IT professionals aiming to master CTI to empower threat-informed defenses. This course systematically guides you from the basis to advanced concepts of CTI.

By mastering CTI, you’re developing expertise in essential topics in today’s cybersecurity landscape. Through this course, you’ll develop expertise in CTI, a comprehensive topic widely recognized for understanding tactics, techniques and procedures of adversaries and defending against cyber threats.

This deep dive into CTI equips you with the skills necessary for a cutting-edge career in cybersecurity.

Key Benefits for you:

SOC Basics: Understand the foundational structures of Security Operations Centers and their role in cybersecurity.
Azure Basics: Gain essential knowledge of Microsoft Azure’s infrastructure.
Zero Trust Basics: Learn the principles of the Zero Trust security model.
Intelligence: Explore the methods of collecting and analyzing data to predict and prevent threats.
CTI: Delve into the core techniques of Cyber Threat Intelligence to identify potential threats before they impact.
CTI Related Frameworks: Discover various frameworks that enhance the effectiveness of CTI processes.
MITRE ATT&CK: Study this globally-accessible knowledge base of adversary tactics and techniques.
Threat Actors and Advanced Persistent Threats: Identify common adversaries in cyber warfare.
CTI Tools: Get hands-on experience with the tools that professionals use for CTI gathering and analysis.
CTI Platforms: Familiarize yourself with platforms specifically designed for managing and operationalizing CTI.
AI & CTI: Explore the intersection of Artificial Intelligence and CTI to enhance threat detection.
Case Study I – MISP on Azure: Analyze how the MISP threat intelligence platform can be implemented on Azure to manage CTI.
Case Study II: Researching APT41 with ATT&CK: Understand the approach to investigating the TTPs of APT41 using the MITRE ATT&CK framework.
Case Study III: Leveraging CTI in Microsoft Sentinel: See practical applications of CTI in enhancing Microsoft Sentinel’s threat detection capabilities.
Case Study IV: Building a CTI Program: Learn from a comprehensive blueprint on setting up a successful CTI program within an organization.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome

Lecture 2: Course Slides

Lecture 3: IMPORTANT – Basics

Lecture 4: IMPORTANT – Demos

Lecture 5: FAQs

Chapter 2: Basics – SOC

Lecture 1: Complexity and Cyber Security Challenges

Lecture 2: What is a SOC?

Lecture 3: SOC Model

Lecture 4: Cyber Security Incident Response Process

Lecture 5: EDR, XDR, SIEM & SOAR

Lecture 6: Blue, Red and Purple Teaming

Chapter 3: Basics – Azure

Lecture 1: Cloud Computing Properties

Lecture 2: Cloud Computing Types

Lecture 3: Azure Global Backbone

Lecture 4: Shared Responsibility Model

Lecture 5: Azure Resource Hierarchy

Lecture 6: Azure Subscription Types

Lecture 7: Entra ID Tenants and Azure Subscriptions

Chapter 4: Basics – Zero Trust & Microsoft Security

Lecture 1: What is Zero Trust?

Lecture 2: The Microsoft Security Cosmos

Lecture 3: Defending Across Attack Chains

Chapter 5: Intelligence

Lecture 1: What is Intelligence?

Lecture 2: Observe, Orient, Decide & Act

Lecture 3: The Intelligence Cycle

Lecture 4: Analysis of Competing Hypotheses (ACH)

Lecture 5: The Traffic Light Protocol (TLP)

Lecture 6: Sources of Intelligence

Lecture 7: Levels of Intelligence

Chapter 6: Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI)

Lecture 1: What is CTI?

Lecture 2: Intelligence, Threat Intelligence and Cyber Threat Intelligence

Lecture 3: What is a Threat?

Lecture 4: Threat, Vulnerability & Risk

Lecture 5: Threat-informed Defense

Lecture 6: Tactics, Techniques & Procedures (TTPs)

Lecture 7: IOCs and IOAs

Lecture 8: Indicator Lifecycle

Lecture 9: Pyramid of Pain

Lecture 10: Pivoting

Lecture 11: Threat Hunting

Lecture 12: CTI Sources

Chapter 7: CTI-Related Frameworks

Lecture 1: Diamond Model

Lecture 2: Lockheed Martin Cyber Kill Chain

Lecture 3: MITRE ATT&CK

Chapter 8: MITRE ATT&CK

Lecture 1: Mapping ATT&CK to the Pyramid of Pain

Lecture 2: Matrices

Lecture 3: Tactics

Lecture 4: Techniques

Lecture 5: Subtechniques

Lecture 6: Tactics, Techniques & Subtechniques

Lecture 7: Data Sources

Lecture 8: Detections

Lecture 9: Mitigations

Lecture 10: Groups

Lecture 11: Software

Lecture 12: Campaigns

Lecture 13: Relations

Lecture 14: Speaking one language

Lecture 15: Threat-Informed Decision Making

Lecture 16: Demo: Enterprise Matrix

Lecture 17: Demo: ATT&CK Navigator

Lecture 18: Purple Teaming with ATT&CK

Lecture 19: Evolution of ATT&CK

Chapter 9: Threat Actors and APTs

Lecture 1: Threat Actors: Types & Motivations

Lecture 2: APT: Sandworm & NotPetya

Chapter 10: CTI Tools

Lecture 1: Demo: Install VirtualBox

Lecture 2: Demo: Install Kali Linux

Lecture 3: Demo: Configure Kali Keyboard Layout

Lecture 4: Demo: whois

Lecture 5: Demo: TheHarvester

Lecture 6: Demo: Spiderfoot

Chapter 11: CTI Platforms

Lecture 1: Demo: Pulsedive

Lecture 2: Demo: Shodan.io

Lecture 3: Demo: VirusTotal

Chapter 12: CTI Platforms II – Microsoft Defender XDR

Lecture 1: Demo: Activate and Assign Microsoft 365 E5

Lecture 2: What is Defender XDR?

Lecture 3: Demo: Configure RBAC

Lecture 4: Demo: Threat Analytics

Lecture 5: Demo: Intel Profiles

Lecture 6: Demo: Intel Explorer

Chapter 13: Generative & CTI

Lecture 1: What is an LLM?

Lecture 2: MITRE ATLAS

Lecture 3: Demo: Describe CTI

Lecture 4: Demo: Assist with IOCs

Lecture 5: Demo: Generate Threat Hunting Queries in KQL

Lecture 6: Demo: Generating YARA Rules

Chapter 14: Case Study I – MISP on Azure

Lecture 1: Scenario

Instructors

Christopher Nett
Cyber Security Architect | Cloud Security | Zero Trust

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2 stars: 3 votes
3 stars: 21 votes
4 stars: 79 votes
5 stars: 143 votes

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