Threat Intelligence with MISP from Pluralsight

In this course, you will learn how to implement open source threat intelligence sharing and analysis using MISP.

A major part of the threat intelligence cycle is the analysis and distribution of credible information, tactics, techniques and procedures and exploitations. MISP is one of a series of tools which effectively allows for the storing and dissemination of a wide range of cyber threat intelligence types. In this course, you’ll cover how to utilize MISP to detect and protect against indicators of compromise in an enterprise environment as part of the Threat Intelligence Program. First, you’ll get an understanding of what MISP is and how it can enhance your organizational Threat Intelligence Program. Next, you’ll understand how MISP is used throughout the intelligence sharing community and works as a mitigation technique within Mitre. Finally, you will understand how to install and configure MISP and analyze a variety of threat indicators of compromise, anomalies, and events. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge to implement these detection techniques using MISP.

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Examines the sharing and analysis of cyber threat intelligence to bolster an organizational security posture

Taught by Phil Chapman, a recognized expert in the field of cyber threat intelligence

Develops the practical skills learners need to detect and protect against indicators of compromise

In-depth coverage of how to install and configure MISP and analyze different types of threat indicators

Provides a comprehensive understanding of MISP's role in the threat intelligence sharing community and its use as a mitigation technique within Mitre

Requires prior knowledge of MISP and threat intelligence concepts

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Learners who complete Threat Intelligence with MISP will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Cyber Threat Analyst

A Cyber Threat Analyst is responsible for analyzing and interpreting threat intelligence to identify and mitigate potential threats to an organization's information systems. This course, Threat Intelligence with MISP, may be useful for Cyber Threat Analysts as it provides a deep understanding of how to use MISP, a powerful tool for sharing and analyzing threat intelligence. By learning how to use MISP effectively, Cyber Threat Analysts can enhance their ability to detect and protect against indicators of compromise, anomalies, and events, thus improving their overall threat intelligence capabilities.

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Security Engineer

Security Engineers design, implement, and maintain security measures to protect an organization's information systems and data. This course, Threat Intelligence with MISP, may be helpful for Security Engineers as it provides a comprehensive understanding of how to use MISP, a valuable tool for threat intelligence sharing and analysis. By gaining proficiency in MISP, Security Engineers can strengthen their ability to detect and mitigate threats, improve incident response, and enhance the overall security posture of their organization.

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Security Analyst

Security Analysts monitor and analyze security data to identify potential threats and vulnerabilities. This course, Threat Intelligence with MISP, may be useful for Security Analysts as it provides a solid foundation in using MISP, a leading tool for sharing and analyzing threat intelligence. Through hands-on practice, Security Analysts can develop the skills to use MISP effectively, enabling them to enhance their threat detection capabilities, improve incident response, and contribute to a more secure IT environment.

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Cybersecurity Analyst

Cybersecurity Analysts are responsible for identifying, analyzing, and mitigating cybersecurity risks and threats to an organization's information systems and data. This course, Threat Intelligence with MISP, may be helpful for Cybersecurity Analysts as it provides a comprehensive understanding of how to use MISP, a valuable tool for threat intelligence sharing and analysis. By becoming proficient in MISP, Cybersecurity Analysts can enhance their ability to detect and mitigate threats, improve incident response, and contribute to the overall security posture of their organization.

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Information Security Analyst

Information Security Analysts plan, implement, and manage security measures to protect an organization's information systems and data from unauthorized access, use, disclosure, disruption, modification, or destruction. This course, Threat Intelligence with MISP, may be useful for Information Security Analysts as it provides a thorough understanding of how to utilize MISP, a powerful tool for sharing and analyzing threat intelligence. By mastering MISP, Information Security Analysts can strengthen their ability to detect and mitigate threats, improve incident response, and contribute to the overall security posture of their organization.

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Penetration Tester

Penetration Testers are responsible for evaluating the security of an organization's IT systems by simulating cyber attacks. This course, Threat Intelligence with MISP, may be useful for Penetration Testers as it provides a deeper understanding of how to use MISP, a valuable tool for sharing and analyzing threat intelligence. By gaining proficiency in MISP, Penetration Testers can enhance their ability to identify and exploit vulnerabilities, improve their testing techniques, and contribute to a more secure IT environment.

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Threat Intelligence Analyst

Threat Intelligence Analysts are responsible for gathering, analyzing, and disseminating threat intelligence to help organizations identify and mitigate cybersecurity risks. This course, Threat Intelligence with MISP, may be useful for Threat Intelligence Analysts as it provides a comprehensive understanding of how to use MISP, a powerful tool for threat intelligence sharing and analysis. By mastering MISP, Threat Intelligence Analysts can enhance their ability to collect, analyze, and disseminate threat intelligence, improving their organization's ability to detect and mitigate threats.

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Incident Responder

Incident Responders are responsible for responding to and mitigating security incidents. This course, Threat Intelligence with MISP, may be useful for Incident Responders as it provides a solid foundation in using MISP, a leading tool for sharing and analyzing threat intelligence. Through hands-on practice, Incident Responders can develop the skills to use MISP effectively, enabling them to enhance their incident response capabilities, improve their ability to contain and mitigate threats, and contribute to a more secure IT environment.

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Security Consultant

Security Consultants provide expert advice and guidance to organizations on cybersecurity matters. This course, Threat Intelligence with MISP, may be useful for Security Consultants as it provides a deeper understanding of how to use MISP, a valuable tool for sharing and analyzing threat intelligence. By gaining proficiency in MISP, Security Consultants can enhance their ability to assess and mitigate cybersecurity risks, develop security strategies, and provide valuable recommendations to their clients.

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Risk Analyst

Risk Analysts are responsible for identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks to an organization's operations and assets. This course, Threat Intelligence with MISP, may be useful for Risk Analysts as it provides a solid foundation in using MISP, a leading tool for sharing and analyzing threat intelligence. Through hands-on practice, Risk Analysts can develop the skills to use MISP effectively, enabling them to enhance their risk assessment capabilities, improve their ability to identify and mitigate threats, and contribute to a more resilient organization.

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Compliance Analyst

Compliance Analysts are responsible for ensuring that an organization's operations comply with relevant laws and regulations. This course, Threat Intelligence with MISP, may be useful for Compliance Analysts as it provides a deeper understanding of how to use MISP, a valuable tool for sharing and analyzing threat intelligence. By gaining proficiency in MISP, Compliance Analysts can enhance their ability to identify and mitigate compliance risks, develop compliance strategies, and provide valuable recommendations to their organization.

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Forensic Analyst

Forensic Analysts are responsible for investigating and analyzing digital evidence to uncover and interpret facts related to cybercrimes. This course, Threat Intelligence with MISP, may be useful for Forensic Analysts as it provides a solid foundation in using MISP, a leading tool for sharing and analyzing threat intelligence. Through hands-on practice, Forensic Analysts can develop the skills to use MISP effectively, enabling them to enhance their investigative capabilities, improve their ability to identify and analyze evidence, and contribute to a more effective incident response.

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Data Scientist

Data Scientists use data analysis techniques to extract insights and knowledge from data. This course, Threat Intelligence with MISP, may be useful for Data Scientists as it provides a deeper understanding of how to use MISP, a valuable tool for sharing and analyzing threat intelligence. By gaining proficiency in MISP, Data Scientists can enhance their ability to analyze and interpret threat intelligence data, develop machine learning models for threat detection, and contribute to a more effective cybersecurity posture.

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IT Auditor

IT Auditors are responsible for assessing the effectiveness of an organization's IT systems and controls. This course, Threat Intelligence with MISP, may be useful for IT Auditors as it provides a solid foundation in using MISP, a leading tool for sharing and analyzing threat intelligence. Through hands-on practice, IT Auditors can develop the skills to use MISP effectively, enabling them to enhance their auditing capabilities, improve their ability to identify and assess risks, and contribute to a more secure IT environment.

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Software Engineer

Software Engineers design, develop, and maintain software systems. This course, Threat Intelligence with MISP, may be useful for Software Engineers as it provides a deeper understanding of how to use MISP, a valuable tool for sharing and analyzing threat intelligence. By gaining proficiency in MISP, Software Engineers can enhance their ability to develop secure software systems, implement threat intelligence mechanisms, and contribute to a more resilient IT infrastructure.

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