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Cyber threat intelligence training for people who deliver under scrutiny.

CTI-CRAFT is an advanced practitioner-led programme for analysts, consultants and security teams who need to produce defensible intelligence assessments, threat scenarios and regulatory-grade outputs — not memorise the intelligence lifecycle.

16+
Modules
20+
Hours of content
27+
Skill areas
2026
Framework current
CBEST TIBER-EU DORA TLPT TIMA maturity assessment

Why it exists

Most CTI training teaches the lifecycle. That is not enough.

Regulated intelligence engagements require judgement, structure, defensible reasoning and the ability to support operational testing. CTI-CRAFT is built around that reality.

01

Theory does not survive scrutiny

Knowing the intelligence cycle is useful. Producing a threat assessment that survives client, regulator and red team challenge is a different skill entirely.

02

Indicators are not strategic intelligence

Feeds and IOCs are one layer. The value sits in requirements, analysis, scenario design, judgement and decision-ready reporting.

03

Regulated testing raised the bar

DORA, CBEST and TIBER-EU demand people who understand business services, threat-led testing, mature reporting and operational handover.

Outcomes

What you will be able to do.

The outcome is not more knowledge. It is the ability to plan, analyse, produce and defend intelligence work in high-stakes environments.

01

Lead intelligence engagements

From scoping and requirements through collection planning, analysis, reporting and stakeholder review.

02

Produce regulatory-grade scenarios

Plausible, evidence-backed CBEST and TIBER-style scenarios with actor selection, attack paths and procedure-level ATT&CK mapping.

03

Conduct TI maturity assessments

Assess governance, programme planning, operations and functional management using structured evidence and scoring.

04

Apply structured analytic techniques

ACH, key assumptions check, premortems, indicators and warnings, alternative futures, and estimative language with confidence ratings.

05

Support red and purple teams

Brief red teams, supply adversary context, support technique replay, and convert intelligence into detection improvement.

Curriculum

Six tracks, built around real intelligence work.

Core intelligence foundations combined with advanced modules focused on CBEST, TIBER-EU, DORA TLPT and financial sector threat intelligence.

A

Core tradecraft

Intelligence principles, lifecycle management, collection, requirements, legal and ethical boundaries, reporting and technical foundations.

B

Financial sector intelligence

Important business services, critical important functions, payment systems, systemic risk, SWIFT, open banking and financial sector threat actors.

C

Scenario development

Actor profiling, procedure-level ATT&CK mapping, attack path design, plausibility statements and red team handover.

D

TIMA and programme maturity

Governance, programme planning, operations, functional management, evidence-based scoring and improvement roadmaps.

E

Structured analytics

Bias control, probability language, confidence ratings, assumptions testing, alternative futures and intelligence failure analysis.

F

Advanced threat domains

Geopolitical analysis, OT and ICS threats, insider threat, purple teaming, AI-enabled intelligence and AI-specific attack vectors.

Failure modes

Learn how intelligence fails — before it fails in front of a client.

Senior analysts are not separated by how many frameworks they know. They are separated by how they handle ambiguity, weak evidence, uncertainty, challenge and pressure.

False attribution and infrastructure misreading
Threat inflation and unrealistic scenario design
Collection gaps, source weakness and bias
Overconfidence in estimative language
AI hallucination contaminating analysis
Regulator challenge and weak defensibility
Red team disconnect and poor operational handover
Executive misunderstanding of probability and risk

What you take away

Work products, not lecture notes.

Built around demonstrated outputs, templates, live walkthroughs and practical exercises — the artefacts expected in real intelligence-led engagements.

Live demonstrations, not slideware

Walkthroughs use real working methods to show how requirements, collection, analysis, fusion, scenario development and reporting connect — requirements to reporting, analysis to scenario, evidence to judgement.

Who built it

Built from live engagements, not assembled from slides.

CTI-CRAFT is written by a practising threat intelligence lead delivering targeted threat intelligence phases under TIBER-EU, CBEST and DORA TLPT requirements — current engagement work rather than past experience.

The tradecraft underneath it comes from over twenty years of operational intelligence work spanning law enforcement intelligence and cyber, including structured intelligence production, source handling and formal grading schemes applied directly to threat intelligence delivery.

More about the background.

Start free

Begin with the free foundation course.

CTI-CRAFT is an advanced programme. If you need the groundwork first — core intelligence concepts, the lifecycle, and analytical foundations — the free foundation course covers it and prepares you for the advanced modules.

Free CTI foundation course

The free course covers:

  • Core intelligence concepts
  • The intelligence lifecycle
  • Analytical foundations
  • Preparation for advanced CTI-CRAFT modules

Questions

Common questions.

Who is this designed for?

Security analysts, intelligence consultants, red team leads and financial sector security professionals who need to produce and defend regulatory-grade intelligence outputs for CBEST, TIBER-EU and DORA TLPT engagements. If you already understand the CTI lifecycle and need to operate above it, this is built for you.

How does it differ from other CTI courses and certifications?

Most CTI training teaches framework knowledge and lifecycle theory. CTI-CRAFT is built around what happens when your work is challenged — by a client, a regulator or a red team. The focus is defensible tradecraft, delivery under scrutiny, and the specific artefacts required for regulated threat-led testing. Not credential accumulation.

Is it aligned to CBEST, TIBER-EU and DORA TLPT?

Yes. The curriculum is built around the intelligence requirements for regulated threat-led testing — targeted threat intelligence production, CBEST and TIBER-style scenario development, threat intelligence maturity assessment, and regulatory-grade reporting.

Do I need prior CTI experience?

CTI-CRAFT is advanced. Anyone without a foundation in intelligence concepts should complete the free foundation course first, then progress into the CTI-CRAFT modules.

When does it launch?

CTI-CRAFT is in development. Register your interest for launch updates, early access pricing, sample modules and access to the free foundation course.

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