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Master tactical, operational, and strategic cyber threat intelligence skills. Learn to collect, analyze, and operationalize threat data to improve detection and response capabilities. Build intelligence products that inform security decisions across your organization. 36 CPEs.
Overview
Produce actionable cyber threat intelligence that drives security operations and incident response. Connect tactical indicators to strategic understanding of adversary campaigns.
Threat intelligence suffers from too much data and too little actionable insight. FOR578 teaches the production and application of intelligence that actually improves security.
Produce actionable intelligence:
Collection and Processing
- Gather intelligence from multiple sources
- Process and normalize threat data
- Validate and prioritize indicators
- Manage intelligence platforms
Analysis and Production
- Attribute attacks to threat actors
- Track adversary TTPs and infrastructure
- Produce finished intelligence products
- Brief technical and executive audiences
Operationalization
- Integrate intelligence into security tools
- Drive detection and hunting operations
- Support incident response activities
- Measure intelligence effectiveness
Hands-on exercises produce real intelligence products from actual threat data.
Earn GIAC GCTI certification (exam sold separately). 30 CPE credits across 5 intensive days.
Highlights
- Develop advanced analysis skills for complex scenarios. Master intelligence requirements gathering (e.g., threat modeling). Understand threat intelligence at all levels (tactical, operational, strategic). Generate actionable threat intelligence for threat detection and response
- Comprehensive hands-on training with 20 practical labs covering: Using Structured Analytical Techniques, Collecting Indicators from Reconnaissance and Delivery, Collecting Indicators from Reconnaissance and Delivery, Aggregating and Pivoting in Excel with Malware Samples, Aggregating and Pivoting in Excel with Malware Samples, Storing Threat Data in MISP, Storing Threat Data in MISP, Developing IOCs in YARA and 1 more exercises
- Certification: Prepares for Cyber Threat Intelligence (GCTI). Earn 36 CPE credits. 6 days of intensive training. Business outcomes: Understand the everchanging cyber threat landscape and what it means for your organization
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Dimension | Description | Cost/12 months |
|---|---|---|
FOR578 - Single User | Single user license for DFIR - FOR578: Cyber Threat Intelligence | $8,780.00 |
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This listing offers one pricing option: a single-user license for the FOR578: Cyber Threat Intelligence course. You buy access under a contract for one named individual. Pricing is set per user, so you add licenses by purchasing one for each person you want to train. There are no tiers or usage-based charges to compare. The course covers cyber threat intelligence within the digital forensics and incident response focus area. Each license grants one person the training. To train a team, you purchase multiple single-user licenses.
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One license grants one named individual access to the FOR578 course. The course runs about six days instructor-led, or 36 hours self-paced, with 20 hands-on labs. It sits in the digital forensics and incident response focus area. Each person you train needs their own license.
Pricing is set per user, so cost scales linearly with headcount. You buy one single-user license for each person you enroll. There are no tiers or bulk thresholds in this listing. Two people means two licenses; ten people means ten licenses.
The marketplace listing covers the single-user course license only. The related GIAC Cyber Threat Intelligence certification is a separate credential and is not confirmed as included here. If exam access matters to you, confirm scope with the vendor before purchase.
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