Treadstone 71 Cyber Intelligence Subscription Program

The Cyber Intelligence 12-Month Online Subscription Program is designed to guide organizations in their cyber and threat intelligence program builds through online lectures, demonstrations, and templates covering a wide range of topics. After years of teaching intelligence courses and delivering intelligence programs to clients, Treadstone 71 now offers the subscription-based, automated program guiding clients through the strategic planning process, goals and objectives creation, maturity assessment, SOP development, threat intelligence platform selection, collection planning, intelligence analysis, analytic writing, and dissemination non-inclusively.

The program includes instructional videos tied to content with periodic direct access to Treadstone 71 for client deliverable reviews. The reviews follow a standard cycle including comments, suggestions, recommendations, and examples of previously finished products. Treadstone71 also offers regular ‘professor’ office hours for Q&A.

The program follows proven methods established over the years while creating intelligence programs. Clients move at a regular pace that corresponds with their internal schedules that Treadstone 71 helps to establish with the client. Clients may choose the entire subscription package or choose modules ala-cart. The subscription also includes the standard Cyber Intelligence Tradecraft Certification training and adds a new module assisting clients with the creation of table-top exercises.

An overview of some of the subscription content follows:

Strategic Plan development, acceptance, and dissemination
Mission
Vision
Guiding Principles
Roles and Responsibilities
Goals and Objectives
Roadmap
Cyber Intelligence Capability Maturity Model Assessment
Standard operating procedures
RACI(S)
Process flow diagrams
Associated metrics
Peer Reviews
Intelligence Functions
Communications, Responsibilities, Methods
Practices and Activities
Organizational interfaces
SOC and IR
Other intelligence groups
CISO/CSO and CIO
C-Suite
Department leadership
External groups
Vendors
Cyber Intelligence Lifecycle definition
Stakeholder Analysis
Collection Planning
Production
Structured analytic techniques
Analysis
Analytic Writing
Reporting and Briefing
Dissemination
Intelligence Information Sharing
Enterprise objectives
Communities of Interest
Your internal ISAC
Threat Intelligence Platforms
RFP and Selection process
Maturation
Vendor data feeds
Training and Knowledge Transfer
Cyber Intelligence Tradecraft Certification
In-person
8-week online
Treadstone 71 Onsite Assessment and Assistance

Clients subscribing to the program create program content undergoing Treadstone 71 review prior to leadership delivery. The intent is to share our vast expertise in cyber intelligence to assist organizations in the timely building of their programs. Clients may choose to extend their program beyond a year or accelerate their program based upon their acceptance of agreed upon assumptions and requirements. Clients have the ability to speed up or slow down their programs throughout the subscription.

We see this model as an effective and efficient way to extend our knowledge, share our standards-based program information while setting up an industry model rooted in intelligence community tradecraft. That tradecraft follows the International Association for Intelligence Education Standards for Intelligence Analyst Initial Training, intelligence community directives (ICDs), content from the Sherman Kent School for Intelligence Analysis and Mercyhurst University as well as boots on the ground experience.

What do you have at the end of the program?

As clients carefully follow the training, timelines, and execute to the deliverables internally, clients will have built a complete cyber threat intelligence program. The program definition, strategy, policies, procedures, process flow diagrams, roles, responsibilities, templates, models, methods, tactics, techniques, reports, dissemination models, briefings, table-top exercises, as well as certified Cyber Intelligence Tradecraft professionals are all core components of the what clients achieve.

Our pricing model will be a fixed price for the core modules with add-on modules priced separately. Treadstone 71 onsite work options will be clear and defined with the ability of clients to purchase onsite and online ‘office hours’ over and above hours provided in the core modules. Clients will have the choice of selecting from several options.

For more information about this new program, contact Treadstone 71 at 888.714.0071 or info@treadstone71.com. We will respond to all inquiries as long as they are from corporate and business accounts.

04/09/2018 0

Singapore – Cyber Intelligence Training

Cyber Intel – Brochure and Signup

Cheque: make payable to :
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SUBSTITUTION is allowed up to 7 days before day of event. AdminCharge of S30.00 is required for substitution request received with less than 7 days advance notice.
CANCELLATION must be made in writing. Refunds are computed based on the date of receiving your notice.
Full Refund –28 days or more prior to the event
75% -21 to 27 days notice
50% -20 to 14 days notice
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NO REFUND or credit for 6 days or less notice
NO SHOW, Sick Leave, Urgent BusinessCallor Absent for any reason-the full course fee is due.
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Tel: 6100 0621
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Course Brochure and Signup

23/04/2018 0

Treadstone 71 Selected to Deliver at the RSA Conference 2018 San Francisco

Foundations for a Strong Intelligence Program
April 18, 9AM-11AM RSA Conference
This Lab will explore key aspects of building a strong and long-lasting cyberthreat intelligence program. We’ll review methods of threat intelligence platform selection and bake-off techniques as well as cover stakeholder analysis and priority intelligence requirements. Additionally, we’ll practice collection planning and mission management as well as how to establish effective reporting and dissemination capabilities.

Cyber CounterIntelligence – Deception, Distortion, Dishonesty
April 18, 1:45PM-2:30PM RSA Conference
Deception, distortion, dishonesty are core to social media postings. Our adversaries use these methods concocting stories that create illusions that are meant to leave us divided. The talk will cover methods of countering their messaging while applying these tactics to protect your own organization and brand. Moving from intelligence to counterintelligence is the natural next step in our evolution.

18/02/2018 0

Intelligence Training – Timely, focused, hands-on

Intelligence Tradecraft
CounterIntelligence
Clandestine Cyber HUMINT
Cyber Psyops
Persona Creation and Management
Cyber Influence Operations
Middle Eastern Cyber Warfare Tradecraft

Blended courses

Courses on demand

Courses developed per your needs, quietly and quickly

Treadstone 71

17/02/2018 0

Drone Wars! Threats, Vulnerabilities and Hostile Use

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Adamy, D. (2015) EW 104 EW against a New Generation of Threats, Boston: Artech House.

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Patents

Berry, R. & Cook, C. (2016) Detection of wireless data jamming and spoofing, US 9466881 B1

Blogs

Banggood Blog (9/14/2017) Whats the difference between RHCP and LHCP antennae? https://blog.banggood.com/rhcp-and-lhcp-whats-the-difference-29046.html

King Blog (9/14/2017) what is the difference between Azimuth and Elevation? https://kingconnect.com/what-is-the-difference-between-azimuth-and-elevation/

Mike Willis Blog (9/13/2017) Propagation. http://www.mike-willis.com/Tutorial/propagation.html

Law and Cyber Warfare Blog. Groll, E. (2017) Investigating if Destroyer Crash was Caused by a Cyber Attack, http://www.jlcw.org/u-s-navy-investigating-if-destroyer-crash-was-caused-by-cyberattack/

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Editor (8/31/2017) GPS Block IIIA, Wikipedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GPS_Block_IIIA

Editor (9/14/2017) Circular polarization, Wikipedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circular_polarization

Editor (9/19/2017) Electromagnetic Spectrum, Wikipedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnetic_spectrum

Editor (9/19/2017) Continuous-wave Radar, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continuous-wave_radar

07/10/2017 0

Treadstone 71 Announces Cyber Intelligence Capability Maturity Model

Treadstone 71 developed a maturity model to help organizations determine the maturity of their cyber intelligence initiatives against the cyber intelligence common body of knowledge (CICBOK). The model provides strategic and operational aspects of your cyber intelligence maturity, where it needs to go, and where you should concentrate your attention to create more value for your business. Nearly 8 years in the making, the Treadstone 71 Cyber Intelligence Maturity Model uses traditional tradecraft as delivered by Sherman Kent and Richards Heuer, intelligence community standards, analytic standards, and experiential knowledge derived from years of training, assessing, and building cyber intelligence programs.

The Treadstone 71 Cyber Intelligence Capability Maturity Model (T71-CICMM) is a methodology used to develop and refine an organization’s cyber intelligence program. Not only is the model educational and practical skills for learning and developing expertise, but also a roadmap for building a cyber intelligence program. More information is available here:

Treadstone 71 Cyber Intelligence Maturity Model

03/08/2017 0

Intelligence for the C-Suite and Stakeholders

This is a one-day course designed to educate corporate leadership and stakeholders in cyber and threat intelligence. There is a general awareness of the need to establish intelligence functions. Many organizations do not have a fundamental understanding of what intelligence is, where the function should reside, how it is different from business and competitive intelligence while understanding the overlaps and natural points of integration. This one day course targets corporate leadership delivering a clear and coherent training that equips stakeholders with the understanding and tools they need to assist in building a successful intelligence program.

Registration Information – Dates and Times TBD

Course High-Level Outline

Using Strategic Intelligence
Organization and Focus of the Class
Background on Strategic Intelligence and Analysis
Approaches and Processes
Strategic Plan development, acceptance, and dissemination
- Mission
- Vision
- Guiding Principles
- Roles and Responsibilities
- Threat Intelligence Perspective
- Business Intelligence Perspective
- Competitive Intelligence Perspective
- Intelligence Strategic Challenges
- Goals and Initiatives
- Next Steps
- Roadmap
Stakeholder checklist and stakeholder management groups with strategic and tactical activities definition for intelligence, description of needs and products. This will include:
The Future Use of Strategic Intelligence
Intelligence: Role, Definitions, and Concepts
Basic Concepts Concerning Intelligence
The Strategic Intelligence Process – Operations to Tactics
The Role of Strategic Intelligence and Its Impact on Stakeholders
- Operational, Technical, Tactical
Why Stakeholders and Executives Need Strategic Analysis:
Strategic Analysis Leading to Strategic Decisions
Implementing Intelligence Programs
- The Treadstone 71 Method (Experience with several program builds globally)
Challenges for Stakeholders to Accept Intelligence
Stakeholder Views: Impact on Intelligence
Intelligence as Catalyst for Stakeholders
Integrating Analytical Support and the Stakeholder Thought Process
Stakeholders and Self-Directed Strategic Processes, Procedures, Methods
The Role of Intelligence Management
Issues, Tactics, Techniques, Methods, and Principles
Managing Intelligence Projects
Providing Focused Leadership
- Leading the Team
- Understanding Issues and the Process
- Analysis Overview
- Collection Management
- Production Management
  - Evaluation
  - Analysis
  - Integration
  - Interpretation
- Types of Analysis
  - 14 Types of Analysis
- Analytic Writing
  - ICD 203, 206, 208
  - Organization, Evidence, Argument, Sources, Pitfalls
  - Use the Title
  - Who/What, Why Now, So What, Impact so far, Outlook, Implications
  - BLUF and AIMS
  - Supervisory Actions
  - Summary Paragraphs
  - Alternative Analysis
  - Clarity and Brevity
  - Peer review
  - Reports and Reporting
    - Feedback
- Pre-Mortem
- Post-Mortem
- Know your professor, get an A – Communicating Up
  - Relevance, Timeliness, Completeness, Accuracy, Usability
- Briefing Rules
Intelligence Analysts and Self-Management
- High-Level Tasks
Analyst Activities
- Rules for developing analysts – Alignment and as collectors
- The Role, Responsibilities, and Functions of the Analyst
- The Analyst’s Roles and Responsibilities – RACI(s)
- What the Analyst will face
- Job Descriptions
Conclusion
- The Executive / Stakeholder’s Roadmap

Corporate stakeholders risk investing large amounts of time and money with little positive effect their security, corporate strategies, and business direction. The C-Suite and Stakeholders participating in this course ensures their understanding of the discipline required to build a successful program. The course helps align information security, incident response, security operations, threat and cyber intelligence with the business.

http://www.planetreg.com/IntelC-Suite

12/03/2017 0

Training Report – Treadstone 71 Cyber Intelligence Tradecraft Professional Certification

“This past week, I had the absolute pleasure of attending the 5-day Treadstone 71 Cyber Intelligence Tradecraft Professional Certification course along with three of my colleagues. Mr. Jeff Bardin was the instructor and his knowledge and depth in this area is exceptionally impressive!

The training allows students to gain a better understanding of the cyber intelligence life cycle, the role and value of cyber intelligence relative to online targeting and collection, in modern organizations, businesses, and governments at the completion of this course. In addition, students understand: the methods of online anonymity, the fundamentals behind cyber intelligence collection and analysis, and how these current methods can be employed in our organizations to assist in online operational security and in defense against adversaries. The course was a combination of lecture, hands-on and student deliverables seen by many as an apprenticeship. We completed 4 case studies throughout the week in varying subjects such as Iranian hackers, high financial networks, Russian SCADA equipment, etc.

I would highly recommend this course to anyone looking to further their knowledge in the cyber area. It will also allow you to become a better intelligence analyst, as a whole. Overall, it was a truly fantastic learning experience that is applicable in both our personal, as well as professional lives. I most certainly have a new appreciation for online security and safety.” – Recently certified student February 2017

27/02/2017 0

2017 Training Courses – Treadstone 71

2017 Training Dates

Main Page to Treadstone 71 Training – 2017

(or on demand including in-house or by location)

Treadstone 71 is working with FS-ISAC for training in London, Singapore, Malaysia, and Australia.

FS-ISAC Sponsored Courses:

07/02/2017 0

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