This Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) course provides a structured introduction to how cybersecurity professionals analyze, track, and respond to cyber threats. It focuses on understanding threat actors, attack patterns, and intelligence-driven security decision-making.

The course begins with the fundamentals of Cyber Threat Intelligence, explaining what CTI is and how it is used to improve cybersecurity defense. It then introduces different CTI types and data sources, helping learners understand where threat information comes from and how it is collected.

A key part of the course covers the CTI lifecycle, showing how raw data is transformed into actionable intelligence. It also includes the MITRE ATT&CK framework, which is widely used in the cybersecurity industry to classify attacker behaviors and techniques.

In addition, the course includes practical labs based on real-world threat intelligence reports such as Verizon DBIR, helping learners analyze actual security incidents and industry data. It also explores threat actor profiling, allowing learners to understand how attackers operate and organize their strategies.

Advanced models such as Cyber Kill Chain, Pyramid of Pain, and Diamond Model are also covered, giving deeper insight into how cyberattacks are structured and detected.

By completing this course, learners gain strong analytical skills in threat intelligence, helping them understand, detect, and respond to cyber threats using industry-standard frameworks and real-world data.