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CREST CPTIA Exam Syllabus Topics:
| Section | Objectives |
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| Topic 1: Threat Analysis and Frameworks | - Analytical methodologies
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| Topic 2: Legal, Ethical, and Operational Considerations | - Legal and compliance
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| Topic 3: Data Collection and Sources | - OSINT and technical collection
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| Topic 4: Reporting and Dissemination | - Stakeholder communication
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| Topic 5: Threat Intelligence Fundamentals | - Types of threat intelligence
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The CREST Practitioner Threat Intelligence Analyst blueprint has 5 domains, led by Reporting and Dissemination, Data Collection and Sources, Threat Analysis and Frameworks. Think of the weightings as the vendor's hint about where points concentrate — plan your hours accordingly. The complete outline above lists every subtopic.
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Passing the CPTIA exam earns you the CREST Practitioner Threat Intelligence Analyst certification at the Practitioner level — CREST's official verification of your skills. It's considered important because it's genuinely difficult, which is exactly why it carries weight with employers. Related credentials include CREST Registered Threat Intelligence Analyst (CRTIA), CREST Certified Threat Intelligence Analyst (CCTIA).
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CREST Practitioner Threat Intelligence Analyst Sample Questions:
Walter and Sons Company has faced major cyber attacks and lost confidential data. The company has decided to concentrate more on the security rather than other resources. Therefore, they hired Alice, a threat analyst, to perform data analysis. Alice was asked to perform qualitative data analysis to extract useful information from collected bulk data.
Which of the following techniques will help Alice to perform qualitative data analysis?
- A. Numerical calculations, statistical modeling, measurement, research, and so on.
- B. Finding links between data and discover threat-related information
- C. Regression analysis, variance analysis, and so on
- D. Brainstorming, interviewing, SWOT analysis, Delphi technique, and so on
Correct Answer: D 🗳️
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Shiela is working at night as an incident handler. During a shift, servers were affected by a massive cyberattack. After she classified and prioritized the incident, she must report the incident, obtain necessary permissions, and perform other incident response functions. What list should she check to notify other responsible personnel?
- A. Phone number list
- B. HR log book
- C. Point of contact
- D. Email list
Correct Answer: C 🗳️
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Eric works as a system administrator at ABC organization and previously granted several users with access privileges to the organizations systems with unlimited permissions. These privileged users could prospectively misuse their rights unintentionally, maliciously, or could be deceived by attackers that could trick them to perform malicious activities. Which of the following guidelines would help incident handlers eradicate insider attacks by privileged users?
- A. Do not control the access to administrator ano privileged users
- B. Do not use encryption methods to prevent, administrators and privileged users from accessing backup tapes and sensitive information
- C. Do not allow administrators to use unique accounts during the installation process
- D. Do not enable default administrative accounts to ensure accountability
Correct Answer: D 🗳️
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Francis is an incident handler and security expert. He works at MorisonTech Solutions based in Sydney, Australia. He was assigned a task to detect phishing/spam mails for the client organization.
Which of the following tools can assist Francis to perform the required task?
- A. Cain and Abel
- B. Netcraft
- C. BTCrack
- D. Nessus
Correct Answer: B 🗳️
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Sam works as an analyst in an organization named InfoTech Security. He was asked to collect information from various threat intelligence sources. In meeting the deadline, he forgot to verify the threat intelligence sources and used data from an open-source data provider, who offered it at a very low cost. Through it was beneficial at the initial stage but relying on such data providers can produce unreliable data and noise putting the organization network into risk.
What mistake Sam did that led to this situation?
- A. Sam did not use the proper technology to use or consume the information.
- B. Sam used unreliable intelligence sources.
- C. Sam did not use the proper standardization formats for representing threat data.
- D. Sam used data without context.
Correct Answer: B 🗳️
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