Advanced Threat Intelligence Techniques
Advanced Threat Intelligence Techniques (ATI) teaches learners how to produce defensible, decision-relevant threat intelligence under real-world constraints.
Overview
Advanced Threat Intelligence Techniques (ATI) teaches learners how to produce defensible, decision-relevant threat intelligence under real-world constraints. The course emphasizes intelligence tradecraft over tooling, guiding learners through problem framing, disciplined collection and processing, analytic evaluation, and operationalization of intelligence outcomes. Learners develop the skills required to assess adversary behavior, manage uncertainty, communicate confidence, and demonstrate intelligence value to both technical and executive stakeholders.
Skills you'll gain
Cyber Threat MitigationAI-Powered Threat Hunting Malware AnalysisSOC IntelligenceThreat Hunting
What you'll learn
- Analyze threat intelligence by defining requirements, applying frameworks, and modeling adversaries to produce decision-relevant intelligence.
- Apply collection and processing to gather, filter, and normalize threat data from multiple sources while accounting for quality, bias, and relevance.
- Evaluate adversary behavior and attribution by applying analytic techniques, mapping TTPs to frameworks, and communicating confidence levels.
- Create threat intelligence outcomes by integrating into defensive workflows, evaluating effectiveness, and applying AI capabilities responsibly.
Who Should Attend
Prerequisites
This course is designed for cybersecurity professionals who work with threat intelligence and security operations. It is ideal for threat analysts, SOC personnel, incident responders, and security researchers who want to strengthen their ability to analyze adversary behavior and produce actionable intelligence. The course also benefits SOC analysts looking to enhance detection capabilities, threat researchers tracking advanced persistent threat (APT) groups, and incident responders who need intelligence that supports faster and more informed security decisions.
Learners should have a basic understanding of cybersecurity operations and common threat concepts. Familiarity with enterprise security environments, security monitoring, or incident response processes will help learners follow the examples and exercises more easily. Prior exposure to threat intelligence frameworks or security tools is helpful but not required.
Chapters
Explore a structured set of chapters designed to build your skills step by step, with practical examples and hands-on applications.
Meet your instructors
Mark Peters
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Do you offer any certifications upon completion of a course at Starweaver?
Yes, we do offer a certification upon completion of our course to showcase your newly acquired skills and expertise.
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9 hours of video content
Downloadable resources
Certificate of completion
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