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FOR589: Cybercrime Intelligence

Understand how traditional intelligence collection disciplines have adapted to today's modern cyber-centric landscape and differentiate what is actionable intelligence and what is noise.
Translate your organization's risk-guided intelligence requirements into threat-informed collection plans and operational tasks.
Address cybercrime risks with threat-informed decisions, enabling you to determine courses of action that are both defensive and responsive to protect your organization and impose costs on criminal organizations.
Generate actionable cybercrime intelligence by delivering realistic solutions built upon tried-and-true intelligence requirements, collection plans, and operating procedures.
Tune threat intelligence platforms as early warning systems to detect risk exposures within the Internet ecosystem, especially the deep and dark web.

Overview

Off the shelf (OTS)

The cybercrime landscape is perpetually evolving, driven by technological advancements, increased investments by nation-states in offensive cyber operations, and a dynamic cybercrime ecosystem that continuously lowers the barriers for novice criminals to collaborate with more sophisticated actors. FOR589 offers a comprehensive exploration of the cybercrime underground, detailing a broad spectrum of tactics and techniques used by cybercriminals to target organizations. This course includes over twenty hands-on labs and a final capstone exercise, equipping analysts with the skills necessary to enhance their organisation's defences, proactively gather critical intelligence, trace cryptocurrency proceeds of crime, and generate actionable insights to protect their organisation pre-emptively.