Cyber Threat Intelligence and Incident Management

Join the Accredited Cyber Warfare Professional (ECCWP) Pathway to study this course and prepare for your Accredited Cyber Warfare Professional (ECCWP) certification exam.

• Intelligence gathering methods, analysis techniques, threat modeling, predictive analytics
• Incident management processes, crisis response, continuity of operations, disaster recovery, crisis communication protocols
• Adversary Thinking, Deception, and Intelligence Operations
• Intelligence cycle fundamentals, threat modelling, and decision support are core components of this module, making it the strongest home for this course.

In the modern battlespace, deception is not just a tactic, it is a strategic weapon. Explore the principles, techniques, and psychological underpinnings of deception in the digital realm. From misinformation campaigns and social engineering to honeypots and decoy infrastructure, this course equips participants with the knowledge to recognize, deploy, and defend against manipulation and misdirection tactics used in offensive and defensive cyber operations. Learn how adversaries exploit human and system vulnerabilities, and how to turn deception into a force multiplier in your cyber warfare strategy.

What world-class processes of creating preventive and recovery systems to deal with potential cyber threats to an organization are available? How can you ensure business process continuity in the wake of a cyberattack? What measures are in place to ensure operational continuity before and during acts of active aggression against the organisation? Which factors classify a resilient business that not only survives but thrive in the face of attacks? How to establish resilient protocols to ensure the business always come out stronger?  Are you including the right mix of black swan events, such as cyber attacks, natural disasters, fires, pandemics, and other internal and external threats?

Negotiating Ransom

How can you control the clock before it starts ticking? What best and worst case scenarios to consider and how to prepare for both? How to establish internal and external communication lines with senior management, legal counsel, the communications department and the government bodies? What can you research about your attacker to understand how the group has handled ransoms in the past? When to decide to pay ransom and how best to treat it as a business transaction without letting emotions get in your way? What tactics can you use to buy time and reduce ransom amount?