CTIACertified Threat Intelligence Analyst

Turn raw threat data into intelligence that guides defensive decisions.

LevelAdvanced3 of 5
Exam3 hours
Valid for3 years
TrackDefense and incident response
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What CTIA covers.

CTIA is a vendor-neutral threat intelligence certification covering the full intelligence lifecycle: collection, processing, analysis and dissemination. The 3-day intensive program covers OSINT, HUMINT, malware analysis and structured analytical techniques.

Skills you gain

  • Design and build professional threat intelligence programs
  • Collect and analyze threat data using multiple methods
  • Create actionable intelligence reports for stakeholders
  • Develop threat models and predict adversary behavior

Exam domains

  1. Threat intelligence fundamentals & frameworks
  2. OSINT collection & processing techniques
  3. HUMINT & malware analysis
  4. Threat data analysis & structured analytical techniques
  5. Threat intelligence program development
  6. Actionable intelligence reporting

Prerequisites

  • Minimum 3 years information security experience recommended

How ordering works.

Send a request

Use the contact page and name the certification you want.

We confirm the details

Our team replies with availability, final price and payment steps.

You receive the voucher

The voucher and booking instructions arrive by email.

Common questions.

How do I schedule the exam?
Booking instructions come with the voucher. Exam slots are booked through EC-Council.
How is the CTIA exam structured?
The CTIA exam runs for 3 hours. Its format and passing score are set by EC-Council; the details for this track are in the description above.
What if I need a retake?
Retake terms are set by EC-Council. If you want a retake option included, mention it when you send your request.
Can I order for a team?
Yes. Send the number of seats and the certifications you need, and we reply with one quote.

CTIA voucher, $388.

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