Certified Threat Intelligence Analysis Manager

Course Workbook and Study Guide

By: Michael I. Kaplan

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Threat Intelligence Analysis allows analysts to gain tactical, operational, and strategic advantages for customers of their intelligence product. Using highly developed analytical skills, analysts can maximize the benefits and efficiency of their supporting technology and automation, and significantly increase the security posture of their organization.

This is a military grade intelligence analysis course providing the same training as that given by military intelligence schools and not formerly available to civilians. Automation and software are important tools, but they are not the "heart and soul" of threat intelligence. While they streamline data collection and reporting, the most powerful tool in any intelligence arsenal is the human mind. This course was created to counterbalance the lack of human focus found in automated Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) training.

Many cybersecurity managers - despite their advanced skill and experience - focus solely on technology and overlook the most valuable component of the intelligence process: the Analyst. The Certified Threat Intelligence Analysis Manager course strengthens the abilities of analyst's minds by training students in topics such as the Target-Centric Intelligence Life Cycle, Analytical Skill Development, Collection Management, Targeting Models, Structured Analytic Techniques, and considerations for creating high-performing Intelligence Teams.