Cyber Threat Intelligence Automation and AI
( 30 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Cyber Threat Intelligence
Overview of cyber threat intelligence, its importance, and applications in cybersecurity

Module #2
Threat Intelligence Cycle
Understanding the threat intelligence cycle:planning, collection, analysis, dissemination, and feedback

Module #3
Intelligence Sources and Feeds
Introduction to various threat intelligence sources and feeds:OSINT, HUMINT, SIGINT, and Dark Web

Module #4
Threat Intelligence Platforms and Tools
Overview of popular threat intelligence platforms and tools:Splunk, ELK, Anomali, and IBM X-Force

Module #5
Introduction to Automation in Threat Intelligence
Understanding the need for automation in threat intelligence and its benefits

Module #6
Automation Tools and Techniques
Introduction to automation tools and techniques:Python, PowerShell, Ansible, and APIs

Module #7
Automation of Threat Intelligence Collection
Automating threat intelligence collection using APIs, scripts, and workflows

Module #8
Automation of Threat Intelligence Analysis
Automating threat intelligence analysis using machine learning, natural language processing, and statistical analysis

Module #9
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence in Cybersecurity
Overview of artificial intelligence in cybersecurity:machine learning, deep learning, and neural networks

Module #10
AI-powered Threat Detection and Response
Using AI and machine learning for threat detection, response, and prediction

Module #11
AI-powered Threat Intelligence Analysis
Applying AI and machine learning to threat intelligence analysis:entity disambiguation, sentiment analysis, and anomaly detection

Module #12
Case Study:Implementing AI-powered Threat Intelligence
Real-world examples and case studies of implementing AI-powered threat intelligence

Module #13
Challenges and Limitations of AI in Threat Intelligence
Understanding the challenges and limitations of AI in threat intelligence:bias, data quality, and explainability

Module #14
Threat Intelligence Automation Using Open-Source Tools
Using open-source tools like Apache Spot, OSINT Framework, and Maltego for threat intelligence automation

Module #15
Threat Intelligence Automation Using Commercial Tools
Using commercial tools like ThreatConnect, ThreatQuotient, and Anomali for threat intelligence automation

Module #16
Building a Threat Intelligence Automation Framework
Designing and building a custom threat intelligence automation framework using APIs, scripts, and workflows

Module #17
Implementing Threat Intelligence Automation in the SOC
Integrating threat intelligence automation into the Security Operations Center (SOC)

Module #18
Measuring the Effectiveness of Threat Intelligence Automation
Metrics and KPIs for measuring the effectiveness of threat intelligence automation

Module #19
Threat Intelligence Automation and Compliance
Understanding the regulatory requirements and compliance considerations for threat intelligence automation

Module #20
Future of Threat Intelligence Automation
Emerging trends and future directions in threat intelligence automation and AI

Module #21
Hands-on Lab:Threat Intelligence Automation
Practical hands-on experience with threat intelligence automation tools and techniques

Module #22
Hands-on Lab:AI-powered Threat Intelligence
Practical hands-on experience with AI-powered threat intelligence tools and techniques

Module #23
Case Study:Threat Intelligence Automation in the Enterprise
Real-world examples and case studies of implementing threat intelligence automation in the enterprise

Module #24
Case Study:AI-powered Threat Intelligence in the Enterprise
Real-world examples and case studies of implementing AI-powered threat intelligence in the enterprise

Module #25
Threat Intelligence Automation for Incident Response
Using threat intelligence automation for incident response and threat hunting

Module #26
Threat Intelligence Automation for Vulnerability Management
Using threat intelligence automation for vulnerability management and prioritization

Module #27
Threat Intelligence Automation for Security Orchestration
Using threat intelligence automation for security orchestration and automation

Module #28
Threat Intelligence Automation for Identity and Access Management
Using threat intelligence automation for identity and access management and identity threat detection

Module #29
Threat Intelligence Automation for Cloud Security
Using threat intelligence automation for cloud security and cloud-based threat detection

Module #30
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Cyber Threat Intelligence Automation and AI career

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Cyber Threat Intelligence Automation and AI ( 30 Modules )

Cyber Threat Intelligence Automation and AI
( 30 Modules )