Today, we are faced with the increasing challenges of dealing with more aggressive and persistent threat actors, while being inundated with information, which is full of misinformation and false flags across multiple, unconnected systems. With information coming from such a wide variety of sources, how do you tell what is reliable and actionable, and what isn't?
Introduction to the Threat Intelligence Lifecycle
Introduction to the Threat Intelligence Lifecycle
Instructor: IBM Skills Network Team
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There are 6 modules in this course
The first step in the Threat Intelligence Lifecycle is Planning and Direction. In this module, you will learn how to identify the different types of intelligence and requirements.
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4 videos3 readings4 assignments
The next step in the Threat Intelligence Lifecycle is Collection. In this module, you will learn about the importance of having a comprehensive Collection Plan.
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6 videos2 readings4 assignments
In the Collection phase, you will work with various data sources. In this module, you will learn about different data sources, collection disciplines, and the levels of information.
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9 videos4 readings5 assignments
In this module, you will learn about the third phase of the Threat Intelligence Lifecycle, processing, and discuss how to process intelligence data.
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3 videos2 readings3 assignments
In this module, you will learn about the fourth phase of the Threat Intelligence Lifecycle to analyze and produce intelligence.
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5 videos1 reading5 assignments
The fifth phase of the Threat Intelligence Lifecycle is Dissemination. In this module, you will learn the different audiences who might consume intelligence and how to tailor the type of intelligence to that audience.
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4 videos3 readings4 assignments
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Reviewed on Aug 6, 2022
It was informative and useful to understand the processes the prduction of Intelligence goes through before the final product.
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Reviewed on Jun 24, 2024
this is a great course for a range of risk management and operational teams to focus on the data, information and finally the intelligence that their business needs to become situational aware.
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Reviewed on Jul 23, 2023
Great INTRO INTEL analysis course with an easy and straightforward explanation.
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