T|IE

EC-Council · Cyber Essentials · Exam 112-57

Threat Intelligence

Essentials

Master the fundamentals of cyber threat intelligence — covering TI types, threat landscape, data collection, TI platforms, analysis, threat hunting, sharing, incident response integration, and future trends. Zero prior experience required.

Threat Intelligence OSINT MITRE ATT&CK Threat Hunting TI Platforms APT Analysis Data Collection Incident Response IOC Analysis Risk Management

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T|IE Program

Threat Intelligence Essentials · 10 Modules

Introduction to Threat Intelligence

Module 01

Types of Threat Intelligence

Module 02

Cyber Threat Landscape

Module 03

Data Collection and Sources

Module 04

Threat Intelligence Platforms

Module 05

Threat Intelligence Analysis

Module 06

+ 4 more modules: Hunting, Sharing, IR & Future Trends

Modules

Full 112-57 syllabus

Questions

Multiple choice exam

2 Hours

Duration

Timed exam

24/7

Support

Expert guidance

Why T|IE

Your Gateway to Cyber Threat Intelligence

The T|IE certification gives you a structured, practical foundation in threat intelligence — from data collection to strategic TI analysis and sharing. No experience required.

No Prerequisites Required

Open to all — students, security analysts, and IT professionals can start without any prior cyber threat intelligence background.

Complete TI Lifecycle

Covers the full threat intelligence lifecycle — collection, analysis, platforms, threat hunting, sharing, and IR integration.

EC-Council Accredited

T|IE is ANSI-accredited and globally recognised — issued by EC-Council, the world's largest cybersecurity certification body.

Career Launchpad

Opens the door to Threat Intelligence Analyst, SOC Analyst, and Threat Hunter roles — high demand across every industry.

Skills You'll Gain

The Complete T|IE Skill Set

From threat intelligence fundamentals to advanced hunting and future trends — every skill area from the 112-57 exam syllabus.

TI Fundamentals

TI terminology, importance, lifecycles, maturity models, roles, use cases, standards, and frameworks.

Types of Threat Intelligence

Strategic, tactical, operational, and technical TI — use cases, generation, and regulatory compliance.

Cyber Threat Landscape

Threat trends, APTs, Cyber Kill Chain, IoCs, geopolitical impacts, MITRE ATT&CK, and Splunk labs.

Data Collection & OSINT

TI feeds, sources, collection methods, normalisation, enrichment, OSINT tools, and legal considerations.

Threat Intelligence Platforms

TIP roles, aggregation, analysis, dissemination, automation, MISP, AlienVault OTX integration labs.

TI Analysis Techniques

Statistical analysis, threat actor profiling, prioritisation, predictive TI, reporting, and visualisation.

Threat Hunting

Hunting process, methodologies, frameworks, hypothesis-driven hunting, tool selection, and Splunk labs.

TI Sharing & Collaboration

Info sharing platforms, trust building, cross-industry sharing, legal/privacy, MISP and Anomali Staxx.

TI in Incident Response

Integrating TI in IR, playbooks, triage, forensic analysis, coordinating recovery, post-incident review.

Future Trends & Continuous Learning

Emerging approaches, AI in TI, risk convergence, future skills, community, national security regulations.

Who Should Enroll

T|IE Is for Aspiring Threat Intelligence Analysts

Whether you are entering cybersecurity or pivoting from IT or SOC operations, T|IE gives you the threat intelligence foundation every organisation demands.

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Students & Graduates

Students, graduates, and entry-level professionals seeking a specialised credential in cyber threat intelligence.

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SOC Analysts

Tier 1/Tier 2 SOC analysts who want to move into threat intelligence and proactive threat hunting roles.

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Security Professionals

IT security professionals, risk managers, and compliance officers who need practical TI knowledge.

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Career Changers

Anyone from a non-cyber background who wants to pivot into the fast-growing field of threat intelligence.

Your EC-Council Certification Roadmap

T|IE Threat Intelligence Essentials Start Here

Start here — Exam 112-57

C|CT Certified Cybersecurity Technician

Core certification, 20+ domains — Exam 212-82

C|TIA Certified Threat Intelligence Analyst

Advanced TI certification — EC-Council C|TIA

C|EH Certified Ethical Hacker

World's #1 ethical hacking cert — Exam 312-50

C|EH Master CEH Master

6-hour practical exam — the elite credential

Curriculum

T|IE — 10 Course Modules

Every 112-57 exam objective covered — from TI fundamentals to future trends and continuous learning in the threat intelligence field.

Understanding Threat Intelligence Terminology
Key Differences Between Data, Information, and Intelligence
Importance of Threat Intelligence
Integrating Threat Intelligence into Security Operations
Threat Intelligence Lifecycles and Maturity Models
Threat Intelligence Roles and Use Cases
Threat Intelligence Standards and Frameworks
Hands-on Lab: SPLUNK Attack Range Introduction

Understanding the Types of Threat Intelligence
Threat Intelligence Use Cases by Type
Threat Intelligence Generation Process
Regulatory Compliance and Threat Intelligence
Vulnerability Management with Threat Intelligence
Geopolitical Threat Intelligence
Risk Management Integration

Overview of Cyber Threat Landscape, Trends, and Challenges
Understanding Emerging Threats, Threat Actors, and Attack Vectors
Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs)
Understanding the Cyber Kill Chain
Indicators of Compromise (IoCs)
Geopolitical Impacts on Cyber Threats
Emerging Technologies and Threat Implications
Hands-on Lab: MITRE ATT&CK Navigator and Splunk Labs

Threat Intelligence Feeds, Sources, and Evaluation
Data Collection Methods and Techniques
Bulk Data Collection and Processing
Normalizing and Enriching Threat Data
Legal and Ethical Considerations in Data Collection
Hands-on Lab: OSINT Data Collection Tools and Techniques

Roles and Features of Threat Intelligence Platforms (TIPs)
Aggregation, Analysis, and Dissemination in TIPs
Automation and Orchestration in Threat Intelligence
Evaluating and Integrating TIP Solutions
Collaboration and Sharing via TIPs
Hands-on Lab: AlienVault OTX and MISP Integration

Data Analysis Techniques for Threat Intelligence
Statistical and Pattern Analysis
Threat Actor Artifacts and Profiling
Prioritization and Risk-Based Intelligence Profiling
Predictive Threat Intelligence
Reporting and Visualizing Threat Intelligence
Hands-on Lab: MISP Threat Analysis

Threat Hunting Overview and Importance
Dissecting the Threat Hunting Process
Threat Hunting Methodologies and Frameworks
Proactive and Intelligence-Driven Hunting
Tool Selection for Threat Hunting
Formulating Threat Hunting Hypotheses
Hands-on Lab: SPLUNK Threat Hunting Lab

Introduction to Threat Intelligence Information Sharing
Threat Intelligence Sharing Platforms and Communities
Building and Maintaining Trust in Sharing Communities
Cross-Industry Threat Intelligence Sharing
Private and Public Sector Sharing Channels
Best Practices for Threat Intelligence Sharing
Legal and Privacy Considerations
Hands-on Lab: MISP and Anomali Staxx Sharing Workflows

Integrating Threat Intelligence into IR Programs
Developing Intelligence-Driven Prevention Playbooks
Triage and Forensic Analysis with Threat Intelligence
Adapting IR Plans Based on TI Findings
Coordinating with External Partners Using TI
Recovery and Hardening Using Post-Incident TI
Post-Incident Review and TI Improvement Loop

Emerging Approaches in Threat Intelligence
Convergence of TI and Risk Management
Continuous Learning and Skill Development in TI
Future Skills Required for Threat Intelligence Analysts
Challenges and Opportunities in the TI Landscape
Building and Contributing to the TI Community
National Security and Regulatory Implications

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