Length: 2 Days
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Certified Darkweb Threat Intelligence Analyst (CFTIA) Workshop by Tonex

This 2-day workshop is designed to provide participants with the skills and knowledge required to become a Certified Darkweb Threat Intelligence Analyst (CFTIA). Through interactive sessions, hands-on exercises, and collaborative discussions, attendees will learn about the dark web, threat intelligence gathering, analysis techniques, and the ethical considerations of monitoring dark web activities. The workshop aims to equip cybersecurity professionals, threat analysts, and IT security professionals with the expertise to identify, analyze, and mitigate threats originating from the dark web.

Learning Objectives

  • Understanding the Dark Web: Gain a comprehensive understanding of the dark web, its structure, and its significance in cybersecurity.
  • Threat Intelligence Gathering: Learn techniques for gathering threat intelligence from the dark web.
  • Analysis Techniques: Explore methods for analyzing dark web data to identify potential threats.
  • Mitigation Strategies: Understand how to develop and implement strategies to mitigate threats identified from the dark web.
  • Ethical Considerations: Learn about the ethical and legal implications of monitoring and gathering intelligence from the dark web.

Audience

This workshop is ideal for:

  • Cybersecurity professionals involved in threat intelligence and analysis.
  • IT security professionals monitoring and mitigating cyber threats.
  • Threat analysts and researchers focusing on dark web activities.
  • Law enforcement and regulatory professionals involved in cybercrime investigations.
  • Any professionals seeking to enhance their skills in dark web threat intelligence.

Program Details

Part 1:

  1. Introduction to the Dark Web
    • Overview of the dark web and its structure
    • Differences between the surface web, deep web, and dark web
    • Significance of the dark web in cybersecurity
  2. Navigating the Dark Web
    • Tools and techniques for accessing the dark web
    • Understanding dark web marketplaces and forums
    • Identifying common threats and illicit activities on the dark web
  3. Hands-on Session: Dark Web Exploration
    • Practical exercises in navigating the dark web
    • Group activities and collaborative exploration projects
    • Techniques for safely accessing and monitoring dark web activities

Part 2:

  1. Threat Intelligence Gathering
    • Techniques for gathering threat intelligence from the dark web
    • Identifying key sources of threat intelligence
    • Tools and platforms for threat intelligence gathering
  2. Analysis Techniques
    • Methods for analyzing dark web data
    • Identifying and tracking threat actors and their activities
    • Case studies of successful threat intelligence analysis
  3. Hands-on Session: Threat Intelligence Analysis
    • Practical exercises in gathering and analyzing dark web threat intelligence
    • Group activities and collaborative analysis projects
    • Techniques for identifying and prioritizing threats

Part 3:

  1. Mitigation Strategies
    • Developing strategies to mitigate threats identified from the dark web
    • Implementing threat intelligence in cybersecurity operations
    • Best practices for threat mitigation and response
  2. Ethical and Legal Considerations
    • Understanding the ethical implications of monitoring the dark web
    • Legal considerations and compliance requirements
    • Ensuring responsible and lawful threat intelligence activities
  3. Interactive Q&A Session
    • Open floor discussion with dark web and threat intelligence experts
    • Addressing specific participant questions and scenarios
    • Collaborative problem-solving and idea exchange
  4. Final Project: Dark Web Threat Intelligence Report
    • Developing a comprehensive threat intelligence report based on dark web data
    • Group presentations and peer feedback
    • Actionable steps for implementing workshop learnings in real-world scenarios

Certification Exam

  • At the end of the workshop, participants will take the CFTIA certification exam to validate their knowledge and skills in dark web threat intelligence.
    • Hands-on exercises in developing transparent AI systems

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