Treadstone 71 Training and Webinars

Intelligence Community-Driven Content  - Free Short Course from Treadstone 71

This free course provides an overview of the Certified Threat Intelligence Analyst online instruction as well as pre-recorded webinars on Stakeholder Management, Adversary Targeting, Intelligence Requirements, STEMPLES Plus, and Collection Management.

The short course provides an overview of:

• Treadstone 71 History
• Training and Webinar Approach
• Risk versus Intelligence
• Forecasts - Estimates
• Cyber Intelligence Lifecycle
• Intelligence COmmunity Taxonomy
• Areas of Intelligence
• OPSEC - Data Provenance - Source Validation-Evidence Credibility
• Stakeholder Management
• Adversary Targeting
• STEMPLES Plus - Indicators of Change
• Intelligence Requirements
• Logical Adversaries
• Threat Matrices
• Collection Plans - Request for Information
• Structured Analytic Techniques
• Analysis of Competing Hypotheses
• Critical Thinking
• Cognitive Bias
• Types of Analysis - Reasoning Methods - Synthesis
• Production - Analysis - Interpretation - Intuition - ATT&CK
• Analytic Writing
• Briefs and Reports
• Argument Mapping

Webinar link to be provided upon enrollment. CONTACT TREADSTONE 71 FOR GROUP DISCOUNTS AND REGISTRATION. - On-Demand 

www.cyberinteltrainingcenter.com (for registration)

REGISTRATION REQUIREMENT: A VALID COMPANY EMAIL ADDRESS - ANY REGISTRATION OUTSIDE THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE REJECTED. DO NOT REGISTER WITH GMAIL, HOTMAIL, OUTLOOK, YAHOO, PROTONMAIL, MAIL, TUTANOTA OR ANY TEMPORARY OR NON-GOVERNMENT OR COMPANY EMAIL. COMPANY MUST BE LEGITIMATE. THE ORGANIZATION MUST NOT BE TIED TO AN ADVERSARY GOVERNMENT OR ORGANIZATION.

Students Receive:

• 1 CPE per Webinar
• Templates and Forms used in the Webinars
• 10% discounts on Treadstone 71 Training (online and in-person) for up to 1 year from the last Webinar completion date (May 12 to May 11, 2021)

Student requirements:

• Laptop
• WebEx software
• Earphones and microphone preferred

Cyber Threat Intelligence – Stakeholder Management - On-Demand

1. Support to Leadership
   1. During Webinar Exercise
2. Purpose of Stakeholder Analysis
3. Questions used to organize your products
4. Know your customer checklist
5. Getting started checklist
6. High-level process overview
7. Steps to follow
   1. Sample Invitation Letter
8. Strategic Questioning and Listening
   1. Active and Empathic Listening
9. Stakeholder Collection and Tracking Model
   1. Reporting formats for real-time interaction
   2. Choices of visual support materials
   3. Stakeholder Impact and Influence
10. Exercise Redux

Webinar link to be provided upon enrollment. CONTACT TREADSTONE 71 FOR GROUP DISCOUNTS AND REGISTRATION.

10% of our gross revenue will be donated to the Salvation Army - https://www.salvationarmyusa.org/usn/covid19/

REGISTRATION REQUIREMENT: A VALID COMPANY EMAIL ADDRESS - ANY REGISTRATION OUTSIDE THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE REJECTED. DO NOT REGISTER WITH GMAIL, HOTMAIL, OUTLOOK, YAHOO, PROTONMAIL, MAIL, TUTANOTA OR ANY TEMPORARY OR NON-GOVERNMENT OR COMPANY EMAIL. COMPANY MUST BE LEGITIMATE. THE ORGANIZATION MUST NOT BE TIED TO AN ADVERSARY GOVERNMENT OR ORGANIZATION.

Students Receive:

• 1 CPE per Webinar
• Templates and Forms used in the Webinars
• 10% discounts on Treadstone 71 Training (online and in-person) for up to 1 year from the last Webinar completion date (May 12 to May 11, 2021)

Student requirements:

• Laptop
• WebEx software
• Earphones and microphone preferred

Cyber Threat Intelligence – Intelligence Requirements

1. Introduction
2. Priority Intelligence Requirements (PIR) – What are they?
   1. During Webinar Exercise
3. Intelligence Requirements
4. Common Adversaries
5. Information Requirements Process Flow
   1. Intelligence Requirements
   2. Essential Elements of Information
   3. Specific Information Requirements
   4. Indicators
   5. The Overall IR Process Flow
6. Targeting – Intelligence Collection
7. Information Required Prior to Intelligence Requirements
8. Prioritization
   1. What is an Intelligence Requirement
   2. What is a Priority Intelligence Requirement
   3. Prioritization continued
9. Collector/Analyst Need to Understand
10. Stakeholder knowledge of their systems and data
11. Intelligence Team Priority Intelligence Requirements Examples
12. Get them to requirements
13. Exercise Review
14. Wrap-up and Q&A

Webinar link to be provided upon enrollment. CONTACT TREADSTONE 71 FOR GROUP DISCOUNTS AND REGISTRATION.

10% of our gross revenue will be donated to the Salvation Army - https://www.salvationarmyusa.org/usn/covid19/

REGISTRATION REQUIREMENT: A VALID COMPANY EMAIL ADDRESS - ANY REGISTRATION OUTSIDE THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE REJECTED. DO NOT REGISTER WITH GMAIL, HOTMAIL, OUTLOOK, YAHOO, PROTONMAIL, MAIL, TUTANOTA OR ANY TEMPORARY OR NON-GOVERNMENT OR COMPANY EMAIL. COMPANY MUST BE LEGITIMATE. THE ORGANIZATION MUST NOT BE TIED TO AN ADVERSARY GOVERNMENT OR ORGANIZATION.

Students Receive:

• 1 CPE per Webinar
• Templates and Forms used in the Webinars
• 10% discounts on Treadstone 71 Training (online and in-person) for up to 1 year from the last Webinar completion date (May 12 to May 11, 2021)

Student requirements:

• Laptop
• WebEx software
• Earphones and microphone preferred

Cyber Threat Intelligence – Adversary Targeting / Threat Matrices

1. What is D3A?
2. D3A Targeting Requirements
   1. Adversary Identification
   2. Breakdown
3. Bring in Stakeholder Requirements
4. What is F3EAD?
5. The D3A/F3EAD Integrated Process
   1. Aligned to the Cyber Threat Intelligence Lifecycle
   2. Integrated Lifecycle Breakdown
   3. The Full Lifecycle
6. Logical Adversaries to Intelligence Requirement Development
   1. Building Threat Matrices
   2. Simple to Complex
   3. Inclusion of ATT&CK Groups aligned to Nation-States
7. Exercise Redux
8. Wrap-up // Q&A

Webinar link to be provided upon enrollment. CONTACT TREADSTONE 71 FOR GROUP DISCOUNTS AND REGISTRATION.

10% of our gross revenue will be donated to the Salvation Army - https://www.salvationarmyusa.org/usn/covid19/

REGISTRATION REQUIREMENT: A VALID COMPANY EMAIL ADDRESS - ANY REGISTRATION OUTSIDE THIS REQUIREMENT WILL BE REJECTED. DO NOT REGISTER WITH GMAIL, HOTMAIL, OUTLOOK, YAHOO, PROTONMAIL, MAIL, TUTANOTA OR ANY TEMPORARY OR NON-GOVERNMENT OR COMPANY EMAIL. COMPANY MUST BE LEGITIMATE. THE ORGANIZATION MUST NOT BE TIED TO AN ADVERSARY GOVERNMENT OR ORGANIZATION.

Students Receive:

• 1 CPE per Webinar
• Templates and Forms used in the Webinars
• 10% discounts on Treadstone 71 Training (online and in-person) for up to 1 year from the last Webinar completion date (May 12 to May 11, 2021)

Student requirements:

• Laptop
• WebEx software
• Earphones and microphone preferred

Cyber Threat Intelligence – STEMPLES Plus – Indicators of Change – Hofstede Principles

1. STEMPLES Plus – Strategic Analysis
2. The Six Categories – ASCOPE
   1. Area
   2. Structures
   3. Capabilities
   4. Organizations
   5. People
   6. Events
3. D3A Targeting F3EAD
4. STEMPLES Plus
   1. Social
   2. Technical
   3. Economic
   4. Military
   5. Political
   6. Legal/Legislative
   7. Educational
   8. Security
   9. PLUS
      1. Religion
      2. Demographics
      3. Linguistics

5. Psychological
6. Other
7. Indicators of change
   1. Motive thru Capabilities
   2. Levels of Concern
   3. Example
8. Hofstede Principles
   1. Power and Distance
   2. Individualism and Collectivism
   3. Masculinity and Femininity
   4. Uncertainty Avoidance
   5. Long Term and Short Term
   6. Indulgence and Restraint
   7. Hofstede Country Comparison Exercise
9. Wrap up and Q&A

Debunking Myths of Threat Intelligence – Unfiltered Q&A with the Specialists

Cyber Threat Intelligence has been at the heart of the security architecture for a decade, and over the past five years, the concept — as evidence-based knowledge, from context to mechanism, regarding threats and threat actors — and its applicability, have elicited the publication of thousands of papers and articles, with dozens, if not hundreds, of companies launching platforms and services that define security problems, analyze threats, and potentially solve them.

With that, we have also seen the emergence of threat intelligence feeds, threat intelligence platforms, investigative platforms, orchestration and automation platforms, and others. We’ve also seen the rise of buzzwords, the likes of machine learning, artificial intelligence, plug-n-play, deep and dark web, and dozens of others that are meant to grab the attention and be illustrated as, perhaps, a magic wand to solving persistent problems.

So, let’s dissect these issues and explore these topics with Jeff Bardin, a highly recognized threat intelligence specialist, whose many years of work in the public and private sectors exponentially added to many organizations’ cyber wellbeing and cyber vigilance. Jeff brings a pragmatic approach to security and threat intelligence, away from the buzzwords and away from the fluff talk.