EC-Council Certified Threat Intelligence Analyst (CTIA) – Contenuti
Contenuti dettagliati del Corso
Module 01: Introduction to Threat Intelligence
Understanding Intelligence
- Intelligence Definition and Essential Terminology
- Intelligence vs. Information vs. Data
- Intelligence-Led Security Testing (Background and Reasons)
Understanding Cyber Threat Intelligence
- Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI)
- Cyber Threat Intelligence Stages
- Characteristics of Threat Intelligence
- Benefits of CTI
- Enterprise Objectives for Threat Intelligence Programs
- How can Threat Intelligence Help Organizations
- Types of Threat Intelligence
- Strategic Threat Intelligence
- Tactical Threat Intelligence
- Operational Threat Intelligence
- Technical Threat Intelligence
- Threat Intelligence Generation
- Threat Intelligence Informed Risk Management
- Integration of Threat Intelligence into SIEM
- Leverage Threat Intelligence for Enhanced Incident Response
- Enhancing Incident Response by Establishing SOPs for Threat Intelligence
- Organizational Scenarios using Threat Intelligence
What Organizations and Analysts Expect?
- Common Information Security Organization (CISO) Structure
- Cyber Threat Analyst Responsibilities
- Threat Intelligence Use Cases
Overview of Threat Intelligence Lifecycle and Frameworks
- Threat Intelligence Lifecycle
- Threat Analyst Roles in Threat Intelligence Lifecycle
- Threat Intelligence Strategy
- Threat Intelligence Capabilities
- Capabilities to Look for in Threat Intelligence Solution
- Threat Intelligence Maturity Model
- Threat Intelligence Frameworks
- Collective Intelligence Framework (CIF)
- CrowdStrike Cyber Threat Intelligence Solution
- NormShield Threat and Vulnerability Orchestration
- MISP - Open Source Threat Intelligence Platform
- TC Complete
- Yeti
- ThreatStream
- Additional Threat Intelligence Frameworks
Module 02: Cyber Threats and Kill Chain Methodology
Understanding Cyber Threats
- Overview of Cyber Threats
- Cyber Security Threat Categories
- Threat Actors/Profiling the Attacker
- Threat: Intent, Capability, Opportunity Triad
- Motives, Goals, and Objectives of Cyber Security Attacks
- Hacking Forums
Understanding Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs)
- Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs)
- Characteristics of Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs)
- Advanced Persistent Threat Lifecycle
Understanding Cyber Kill Chain
- Cyber Kill Chain Methodology
- Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs)
- Adversary Behavioral Identification
- Kill Chain Deep Dive Scenario - Spear Phishing
Understanding Indicators of Compromise (IoCs)
- Indicators of Compromise (IoCs)
- Why Indicators of Compromise Important?
- Categories of IoCs
- Key Indicators of Compromise
- Pyramid of Pain
Module 03: Requirements, Planning, Direction, and Review
Understanding Organization’s Current Threat Landscape
- Identify Critical Threats to the Organization
- Assess Organization’s Current Security Pressure Posture
- Assess Current Security Team’s Structure and Competencies
- Understand Organization’s Current Security Infrastructure and Operations
- Assess Risks for Identified Threats
Understanding Requirements Analysis
- ▪ Map out Organization’s Ideal Target State
- ▪ Identify Intelligence Needs and Requirements
- ▪ Define Threat Intelligence Requirements
- Threat Intelligence Requirement Categories
- Business Needs and Requirements
- Business Units, Internal Stakeholders, and Third-Parties
- Other Teams
- Intelligence Consumers Needs and Requirements
- Priority Intelligence Requirements (PIRs)
- Factors for Prioritizing Requirements
- MoSCoW Method for Prioritizing Requirements
- Prioritize Organizational Assets
- Scope Threat Intelligence Program
- Rules of Engagement
- Non-Disclosure Agreements
- Avoid Common Threat Intelligence Pitfalls
Planning Threat Intelligence Program
- Prepare People, Processes, and Technology
- Develop a Collection Plan
- Schedule Threat Intelligence Program
- Plan a Budget
- Develop Communication Plan to Update Progress to Stakeholders
- Aggregate Threat Intelligence
- Select a Threat Intelligence Platform
- Consuming Intelligence for Different Goals
- Track Metrics to Keep Stakeholders Informed
Establishing Management Support
- Prepare Project Charter and Policy to Formalize the Initiative
- Establish Your Case to Management for a Threat Intelligence Program
- Apply a Strategic Lens to the Threat Intelligence Program
Building a Threat Intelligence Team
- Satisfy Organizational Gaps with the Appropriate Threat Intelligence Team
- Understand different Threat Intelligence Roles and Responsibilities
- Identify Core Competencies and Skills
- Define Talent Acquisition Strategy
- Building and Positioning an Intelligence Team
- How to Prepare an Effective Threat Intelligence Team
Overview of Threat Intelligence Sharing
- Establishing Threat Intelligence Sharing Capabilities
- Considerations for Sharing Threat Intelligence
- Sharing Intelligence with Variety of Organizations
- Types of Sharing Partners
- Important Selection Criteria for Partners
- Sharing Intelligence Securely
Reviewing Threat Intelligence Program
- Threat Intelligence Led Engagement Review
- Considerations for Reviewing Threat Intelligence Program
- Assessing the Success and Failure of the Threat Intelligence Program
Module 04: Data Collection and Processing
Overview of Threat Intelligence Data Collection
- Introduction to Threat Intelligence Data Collection
- Data Collection Methods
- Types of Data
- Types of Threat Intelligence Data Collection
Overview of Threat Intelligence Collection Management
- Understanding Operational Security for Data Collection
- Understanding Data Reliability
- Ensuring Intelligence Collection Methods Produce Actionable Data
- Validate the Quality and Reliability of Third Party Intelligence Sources
- Establish Collection Criteria for Prioritization of Intelligence Needs and Requirements
- Building a Threat Intelligence Collection Plan
Overview of Threat Intelligence Feeds and Sources
- Threat Intelligence Feeds
- Threat Intelligence Sources
Understanding Threat Intelligence Data Collection and Acquisition
- Threat Intelligence Data Collection and Acquisition
- Data Collection through Open Source Intelligence (OSINT)
- Data Collection through Search Engines
- Data Collection through Advanced Google Search
- Data Collection through Google Hacking Database
- Data Collection through ThreatCrowd
- Data Collection through Deep and Dark Web Searching
- Data Collection through Web Services
- Finding Top-level Domains (TLDs) and Sub-domains
- Data Collection through Job Sites
- Data Collection through Groups, Forums, and Blogs
- Data Collection through Social Networking Sites
- Data Collection related to Blacklisted and Whitelisted Sites
- Data Collection through Website Footprinting
- Data Collection through Monitoring Website Traffic
- Data Collection through Website Mirroring
- Extracting Website Information from https://archive.org
- Extracting Metadata of Public Documents
- Data Collection through Emails
- Data Collection by Tracking Email Communications
- Data Collection from Email Header
- Data Collection through Emails: eMailTrackerPro
- Data Collection through Whois Lookup
- Data Collection through DNS Interrogation
- Data Collection through DNS Lookup and Reverse DNS Lookup
- Fast-Flux DNS Information Gathering
- Dynamic DNS (DDNS) Information Gathering
- DNS Zone Transfer Information Gathering
- Automating OSINT effort using Tools/Frameworks/Scripts
- Maltego
- OSTrICa (Open Source Threat Intelligence Collector)
- OSRFramework
- FOCA
- GOSINT
- Automating OSINT effort using Tools/Frameworks/Scripts
- Data Collection through Human Intelligence (HUMINT)
- Data Collection through Human-based Social Engineering Techniques
- Data Collection through Interviewing and Interrogation
- Social Engineering Tools
- Data Collection through Cyber Counterintelligence (CCI)
- Data Collection through Honeypots
- Data Collection through Passive DNS Monitoring
- Data Collection through Pivoting Off Adversary’s Infrastructure
- Data Collection through Malware Sinkholes
- Data Collection through YARA Rules
- Data Collection through Indicators of Compromise (IoCs)
- IoC Data Collection through External Sources
- Commercial and Industry IoC Sources
- Free IoC Sources
- AlienVault OTX
- Blueliv Threat Exchange Network
- MISP
- threat_note
- Cacador
- IOC Bucket
- Tools for IoC Data Collection through External Sources
- IoC Data Collection through Internal Sources
- Tools for IoC Data Collection through Internal Sources
- Splunk Enterprise
- Valkyrie Unknown File Hunter
- IOC Finder
- Redline
- Data Collection through Building Custom IoCs
- Tools for Building Custom IoCs
- Steps for effective usage of Indicators of Compromise (IoCs) for Threat Intelligence
- Data Collection through Malware Analysis
- Preparing Testbed for Malware Analysis
- Data Collection through Static Malware Analysis
- Data Collection through Dynamic Malware Analysis
- Malware Analysis Tools
- Blueliv Threat Exchange Network
- Valkyrie
- Tools for Malware Data Collection
Understanding Bulk Data Collection
- Introduction to Bulk Data Collection
- Forms of Bulk Data Collection
- Benefits and Challenges of Bulk Data Collection
- Bulk Data Management and Integration Tools
Understanding Data Processing and Exploitation
- Threat Intelligence Data Collection and Acquisition
- Introduction to Data Processing and Exploitation
- Structuring/Normalization of Collected Data
- Data Sampling
- Storing and Data Visualization
- Sharing the Threat Information
Module 05: Data Analysis
Overview of Data Analysis
- Introduction to Data Analysis
- Contextualization of Data
- Types of Data Analysis
Understanding Data Analysis Techniques
- Statistical Data Analysis
- Data Preparation
- Data Classification
- Data Validation
- Data Correlation
- Data Scoring
- Statistical Data Analysis Tools
- SAS/STAT Software
- IBM SPSS
- Analysis of Competing Hypotheses (ACH)
- Hypothesis
- Evidence
- Diagnostics
- Refinement
- Inconsistency
- Sensitivity
- Conclusions and Evaluation
- ACH Tool
- Structured Analysis of Competing Hypotheses (SACH)
- Other Data Analysis Methodologies
Overview of Threat Analysis
- Introduction to Threat Analysis
- Types of Threat Intelligence Analysis
Understanding Threat Analysis Process
- Threat Analysis Process and Responsibilities
- Threat Analysis based on Cyber Kill Chain Methodology
- Aligning the Defensive Strategies with the Phases of the Cyber Kill Chain Methodology
- Perform Threat Modeling
- Asset Identification
- System Characterization
- System Modeling
- Threat Determination and Identification
- Threat Profiling and Attribution
- Threat Ranking
- Threat Information Documentation
- Threat Modeling Methodologies
- STRIDE
- PASTA
- TRIKE
- VAST
- DREAD
- OCTAVE
- Threat Modeling Tools
- Microsoft Threat Modelling Tool
- ThreatModeler
- securiCAD Professional
- IriusRisk
- Enhance Threat Analysis Process with the Diamond Model Framework
- Enrich the Indicators with Context
- Validating and Prioritizing Threat Indicators
Overview of Fine-Tuning Threat Analysis
- Fine-Tuning Threat Analysis
- Identifying and Removing Noise
- Identifying and Removing Logical Fallacies
- Identifying and Removing Cognitive Biases
- Automate Threat Analysis Processes
- Develop Criteria for Threat Analysis Software
- Employ Advanced Threat Analysis Techniques
- Machine Learning based Threat Analysis
- Cognitive based Threat Analysis
Understanding Threat Intelligence Evaluation
- Threat Intelligence Evaluation
- Threat Attribution
Creating Runbooks and Knowledge Base
- Developing Runbooks
- Create an Accessible Threat Knowledge Repository
- Organize and Store Cyber Threat Information in Knowledge Base
Overview of Threat Intelligence Tools
- Threat Intelligence Tools
- AlienVault USM Anywhere
- IBM X-Force Exchange
- ThreatConnect
- SurfWatch Threat Analyst
- AutoFocus
- Additional Threat Intelligence Tools
Module 06: Intelligence Reporting and Dissemination
Overview of Threat Intelligence Reports
- Threat Intelligence Reports
- Types of Cyber Threat Intelligence Reports
- Threat Analysis Reports
- Threat Landscape Reports
- Generating Concise Reports
- Threat Intelligence Report Template
- How to Maximize the Return from Threat Intelligence Report
- Continuous Improvement via Feedback Loop
- Report Writing Tools
Introduction to Dissemination
- Overview of Dissemination
- Preferences for Dissemination
- Benefits of Sharing Intelligence
- Challenges to Intelligence Sharing
- Disseminate Threat Intelligence Internally
- Building Blocks for Threat Intelligence Sharing
- Begin Intelligence Collaboration
- Establish Information Sharing Rules
- Information Sharing Model
- Information Exchange Types
- TI Exchange Architectures
- TI Sharing Quality
- Access Control on Intelligence Sharing
- Intelligence Sharing Best Practices
Participating in Sharing Relationships
- Why Sharing Communities are Formed?
- Join a Sharing Community
- Factors to be Considered When Joining a Community
- Engage in Ongoing Communication
- Consume and Respond to Security Alerts
- Consume and Use Indicators
- Produce and Publish Indicators
- External Intelligence Sharing
- Establishing Trust
- Organizational Trust Models
Overview of Sharing Threat Intelligence
- Sharing Strategic Threat Intelligence
- Sharing Tactical Threat Intelligence
- Sharing Operational Threat Intelligence
- Sharing Technical Threat Intelligence
- Sharing Intelligence using YARA Rules
- IT-ISAC (Information Technology - Information Security and Analysis Center)
Overview of Delivery Mechanisms
- Forms of Delivery
- Machine Readable Threat Intelligence (MRTI)
- Standards and Formats for Sharing Threat Intelligence
- Traffic Light Protocol (TLP)
- MITRE Standards
- Managed Incident Lightweight Exchange (MILE)
- VERIS
- IDMEF
Understanding Threat Intelligence Sharing Platforms
- Information Sharing and Collaboration Platforms
- Blueliv Threat Exchange Network
- Anomali STAXX
- MISP (Malware Information Sharing Platform)
- Cyware Threat Intelligence eXchange (CTIX)
- Soltra Edge
- Information Sharing and Collaboration Platforms
Overview of Intelligence Sharing Acts and Regulations
- Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA)
- Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (CISA)
Overview of Threat Intelligence Integration
- Integrating Threat Intelligence
- How to Integrate CTI into the Environment
- Acting on the Gathered Intelligence
- Tactical Intelligence Supports IT Operations: Blocking, Patching, and Triage
- Operational Intelligence Supports Incident Response: Fast Reaction and Remediation
- Strategic Intelligence Supports Management: Strategic Investment and Communications