Resecurity® Certified Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst
Turn threat information into defensible intelligence.
RCCTIA is a professional development programme designed for cybersecurity, intelligence and security practitioners with foundational knowledge or previous professional experience. The course develops Cyber Threat Intelligence tradecraft across intelligence requirements, collection, OSINT, source evaluation, indicator enrichment, threat-actor and campaign analysis, structured assessment, operational integration and intelligence reporting. Participants apply the intelligence lifecycle to realistic enterprise and financial-sector scenarios and transform fragmented threat information into defensible, actionable intelligence.
• Cyber Threat Intelligence Analysts • SOC Analysts and Senior Security Analysts • Threat Researchers • Security Operations Professionals • DFIR Professionals • Threat Hunters • Cybersecurity Investigators • Fraud and Financial-Crime Intelligence Professionals • Security Engineers • Intelligence / Fusion Centre Personnel • Cybersecurity professionals transitioning into CTI roles
- Participants should be able to:
- • Apply the Cyber Threat Intelligence lifecycle.
- • Define and prioritize intelligence requirements and PIRs.
- • Develop structured CTI collection plans.
- • Collect, evaluate and corroborate intelligence from relevant sources.
- • Enrich and correlate IOCs, infrastructure and identity-related indicators.
- • Analyze threat actors and campaigns.
- • Develop defensible attribution assessments with appropriate confidence levels.
- • Apply structured analytical techniques.
- • Translate CTI into actionable requirements for security functions.
- • Produce tactical, operational and strategic intelligence products.
- • Present intelligence findings to technical and executive audiences.
Participants should have prior academic, professional or training experience in: • Cybersecurity • Security operations • Threat intelligence • Digital investigation • Fraud intelligence • Or a related discipline Familiarity with networking concepts, common cyber threats, security indicators and basic security operations is recommended.
