Training Subscription - All Online Courses for One Year 500 students Limited Opportunity: Only 20 Subscriptions Available at $99,990.00 ($4.71/class/student) Introducing the One Year Five Hundred subscription from Treadstone 71 – a unique and comprehensive training package designed to unleash the potential of your existing staff and guide new employees from junior to senior levels. The full Treadstone 71 online course catalogue at your fingertips. Over forty courses and counting. Our curriculum spans traditional cyber…

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AI Infused Counterintelligence Our Counterintelligence Training includes AI Infused modules: Integrating AI into Cyber Intelligence Training: A Game-Changer Enhanced Curriculum Adaptation: AI uses vast educational data to personalize training modules according to a learner's needs. Whether focusing on cyber warfare, disinformation tactics, or open-source intelligence, AI adjusts the course content dynamically, enabling more effective learning. Real-Time Simulations and Scenarios: Imagine training scenarios that evolve in real time based on world events. AI algorithms could simulate…

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DALLAS Oct 30-Nov 3 Monday-Thursday 7:45-5 PM, Friday 7:45-12 PM. Dallas Cyber Cognitive Warfighter Training: Transform Your Cyber Capabilities with AI-Infused Insights Discover the edge you've been looking for with Treadstone 71's immersive Cyber Cognitive Warfighter Training. Featuring hands-on experience with innovative AI tools, including ChatGPT, we tailor this dynamic course to elevate your expertise in cyber intelligence, counterintelligence, and cognitive warfare. What You Will Gain: In-depth Browser Security: Master operational security with multi-browser configurations, testing for…

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China’s ‘Long Game’ Influence Campaign in Latin America BY JULIETA PELCASTRE/DIÁLOGOAUGUST 29, 2023 U.S.-based cybersecurity firm Nisos uncovered the existence of a network of pro-China accounts targeting Latin American audiences, designed to bolster the country’s image and status, Time magazine reported in mid-July. This operation is part of the continued expansion of Chinese influence in the region to consolidate its position as the main regional ally and trading partner. https://dialogo-americas.com/articles/chinas-long-game-influence-campaign-in-latin-america/

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Automating cyber intelligence analysis involves using technology and data-driven approaches to gather, process, and analyze large volumes of information. While complete automation of the analysis process may not be possible due to the complex nature of cyber threats, there are several steps you can take to enhance efficiency and effectiveness. Here is a high-level overview of how you could approach automating cyber intelligence analysis: Data Collection: Develop automated mechanisms to collect data from various sources,…

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Cognitive and Information Warfare tactics, techniques, and methods from the Chinese Perspective    Enroll in Course for $499 Information operations, a key component of China's contemporary way of war, encompasses all the uses of information and disinformation, by states or nonstate actors, as a tool of state power and includes military information support operations, cyberspace operations, electronic warfare, military deception, psychological operations, public affairs, and strategic communications. Historically, China has recognized the importance of information as a…

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In-Person - 5 days This course presents the student with foundational concepts and processes in the discipline of cyber counterintelligence with a focus on cyber counterintelligence missions, defensive counterintelligence, offensive counterintelligence, and counterespionage as these realms apply to traditional tradecraft, and how they are or will evolve into the cyber domain. The course includes a very different approach to counterintelligence using models exhibited online over the past few years to steer the conversation to the…

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China wants to mobilize the entire nation for counterintelligence - Reuters, citing the Ministry of State Security of China. Chinese citizens encouraged to spy on anyone, including their neighbors. The revised law gives the Ministry of State Security and its local counterparts unprecedented enforcement powers to enter, question, inspect individuals' electronic devices and business facilities. China should encourage its citizens to participate in counterintelligence work, including creating channels through which individuals can report suspicious activity…

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Creating the appearance of an accidental or purposeful leakage of information (document, letter, correspondence archive, etc.) is actively used to disguise an information operation. Allegedly, hackers stole something and posted it. Or an unknown well-wisher, seeing the imperfection of this world, became disillusioned with life and thus decided to restore justice. Or a sleepy c 27 ommunications officer forgot his laptop at a public transport stop.... And somewhere on the Internet, there is such a…

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|Studies in Intelligence 67, No. 2| 🕵️‍♂️A new issue of the magazine for intelligence officers has been released: "Studies in Intelligence". Briefly what kind of magazine can be read here . 📕Magazine contents:📑 Becoming a learning organization: Reflections on the study of intelligence 📑 Intelligence and Congress: The story behind the unprecedented open testimony about the Soviet Strategic Forces 📑 Long discussion: US intelligence: profession, community or enterprise? 📑 Comments and feedback: Transformational Learning Theory…

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