-: In this section of the course, 2 2
we're going to cover threat intelligence sharing. 3 3
Our focus in this section is going to be on domain one, 4 4
security operations, and specifically objective 1.4. 5 5
Objective 1.4 states that you must be able to compare 6 6
and contrast threat intelligence 7 7
and threat hunting concepts. 8 8
As we move through this section, we're going to start out with 9 9
an overview of security intelligence 10 10
and threat intelligence, and then we'll move into 11 11
the five steps of the intelligence cycle. 12 12
Next, we're going to talk about the sources of intelligence 13 13
and the factors that identify the value 14 14
of threat intelligence, such as its timeliness, 15 15
relevancy, accuracy, and confidence level. 16 16
Then we're going to talk about the value of public 17 17
and private partnerships that allows 18 18
for greater dissemination of sector specific threat 19 19
intelligence to all of our different organizations. 20 20
After that, we're going to describe the dissemination 21 21
of threat information to support risk management 22 22
and our security engineering, 23 23
incident response, vulnerability management and detection 24 24
and monitoring functions within our own organizations. 25 25
Finally, we're going to take a short quiz to see what 26 26
you learned during this section of the course 27 27
and review each of those quiz questions fully, 28 28
to ensure that you can explain why the right answers 29 29
were right. 30 30
So, let's get started with exploring the concepts 31 31
around threat intelligence sharing 32 32
in this section of the course.