Advanced Threat Intelligence Techniques

About This Course

Advanced Threat Intelligence Techniques (ATI) teaches cybersecurity professionals how to produce defensible, decision-relevant threat intelligence in real operational environments. Rather than focusing on tools alone, the course emphasizes intelligence tradecraft, guiding learners through problem framing, intelligence requirements, disciplined collection, and structured cyber threat analysis. Learners examine adversary behavior using frameworks such as MITRE ATT&CK, apply adversary modeling and TTP analysis, and evaluate evidence through structured analytic techniques. The course also explores malware analysis, OSINT collection, and methods for conducting careful attribution analysis while managing uncertainty and bias. Designed for SOC analysts, incident responders, threat researchers, and threat hunting teams, ATI demonstrates how intelligence supports operational decision-making. Participants learn how to translate analytic findings into detection improvements, threat hunting hypotheses, and executive communication—while responsibly integrating emerging capabilities such as AI in cybersecurity. By the end of the course, learners will be able to produce threat intelligence assessments that withstand analytic scrutiny and meaningfully influence security operations.

Instructor

Mark Peters