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Structured Critical Thinking for Transnational Cybercrime and

Name: Enterprise Cyber Intelligence Training Subscription
Brand: Treadstone 71
Price: 99990.00 USD
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Transnational Cyber Intelligence-Driven Cybercrime and Crimeware Analyst

Introduction - Standard OPSEC - OSINT for Cybercrime and Crimeware

Introduction (6:16)
OPSEC and OSINT (112:37)
Personas - Rules of Engagement - OPSEC for Cybercrime and Crimeware (169:43)
Adaptive Cyber Intelligence Lifecycle for Cybercrime (10:03)
A Few More OSINT Tools (15:25)
Suggested Reading Assignment
ChatGPT Setup (32:41)
Cryptocurrency OSINT Tools (32:34)

Start Building and Enhancing Your Program - Stakeholder Analysis

Stakeholder Analysis - Tracking (33:24)
Strategic Intelligence Analysis - Stakeholder Analysis II (105:36)

Case Study Suggestion

Course Case Study

Data Provenance - Hunchly

Hunchly (55:47)

Speed Reading and Collection Management - Lifecycle Skills

Speed Reading and Collection Management (71:27)
Reading Assignments
Source Evaluation - Review and Update /// Collection Management - Review and Update (78:41)
Supporting Documents

STEMPLES Plus - Indicators of Change - Hofstede Principles

Strategic STEMPLES Plus - Assignment - Templates - Examples (58:45)
STEMPLES Plus for Cybercrime with Indicators of Change (49:46)
Hofstede Principles Adopted for Transnational Cybercrime (91:41)
Reading Assignments
The Cultural Nexus Framework (33:15)

Adversary Targeting - Baseline and Targeted

Adversary Targeting - Cyber Intel Baseline (37:02)
Adversary Targeting - Cybercrime (102:00)
Adversary Targeting - Cybercrime II (34:23)
Case Study 1 - Simulation 1

Transnational Crime, Hybrid Warfare, and the Instructional Framework for Operational Intelligence

Introduction (7:26)
Cyber Financial Crime in Hybrid Warfare (37:50)
Hybrid Threats – Cybercrime and Physical Sabotage (48:18)
Strategic Disruption of Criminal-State Alliances (138:26)
The Intersection of Cybercrime and Terrorism (56:14)
Quantum Computing in Cybercrime Plus (16:50)
Case Study 2 - Simulation 2

Analysis of Competing Hypothesis - ACH

Standard ACH (30:01)
ACH for Cybercrime and Crimeware (110:37)

Structured Analytic Techniques

Structured Intelligence Techniques - Lectures (127:11)
Readings - Tools - Technique How To's
SATS in Investigations - Cryptocurrency (48:46)
SATS for Cybercrime and Crimeware (49:07)
Additional Videos on Structured Analytic Techniques (20:33)
Quiz
What are they and how to use them - Pherson 9 (26:29)
Treadstone 71 Created Advanced Structured Analytic Techniques (59:33)

Critical Thinking

Structured Critical Thinking for Transnational Cybercrime and Crimeware Analysis (44:05)
Reading Assignments

Standard Cognitive Bias and Fallacy Analysis - Transnational Cybercrime Cognitive Bias and Fallacies

Transnational Cybercrime Cognitive Bias and Fallacy Analysis (90:57)
Reading Assignments

Types of Analysis

Types of Analysis - Transnational Cybercrime (35:14)
Suggested Readings
Case Study 3 - Simulation 3

Elicitation - Interviews and Online

Lecture and Playbook (51:26)
Insider Threat Capability Maturity Model
Insider Threats - Traditional (87:46)
Insider Threats - with AI - CMM Plus (220:30)

Analytic Writing Part 1

Analytic Writing for Transnational Cybercrime and Crimeware (51:25)
Case Study 4 - Simulation 4
S.P.E.A.R. (80:09)

Reports and Reporting Standard and Transnational CyberCrime

Transnational Cybercrime Reports and Briefs - Methods & Templates (92:46)

Structured Critical Thinking for Transnational Cybercrime and Crimeware Analysis

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