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Introduction to Cyber Threat Intelligence

Start learning cyber threat intelligence with this free introductory course on the concepts behind intelligence-led security.

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Experience level
Beginner
Curriculum
3 modules · 5 lessons
Estimated reading
15 min
Language
English

Reading estimates use lesson text and an allowance for diagrams. Reflection, exercises and optional linked resources take additional time. These are estimates, not measured completion times.

KNOW WHAT YOU’RE WORKING TOWARD

What you’ll learn

  • Understand the basic definition and purpose of Cyber Threat Intelligence.
  • Differentiate between data, information, and intelligence.

Is this the right course for you?

Who it’s for

Beginners exploring cyber threat intelligence for the first time.

Scope and boundaries

A short CTI introduction. Continue to the evidence-to-decision foundations course for a more structured analytical method.

How you’ll learn

Self-paced reading with explanatory diagrams and linked resources. Reflection and optional resource study take additional time.

About this course

This course introduces the foundational concepts of Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI). It is designed for students who have just heard about CTI and want to understand what it is, why it matters, and how it is used in the cybersecurity industry. This is a purely conceptual reading course designed to familiarize you with the terminology and theory behind CTI.

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Course curriculum

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These courses address different scopes. Choose the foundation or follow-on that fits your next question.

Sources and editorial review

Reviewed by Threat Intelligence Lab

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