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CREST CPTIA Exam Syllabus Topics:
| Section | Weight | Objectives |
|---|---|---|
| Topic 1: Direction and Review | 17% | - Reviewing intelligence outputs - Defining intelligence requirements (PIRs, SIRs) - Terms of reference and scope - Identifying intelligence gaps - Planning and prioritization |
| Topic 2: Product Dissemination | 16% | - Tailoring outputs for audiences (tactical, operational, strategic) - Structured vs unstructured reporting - Traffic Light Protocol (TLP) and handling classifications - Intelligence sharing protocols and standards - Types of intelligence products |
| Topic 3: Data Collection | 17% | - Collection planning and management - Search techniques and query construction - Source reliability and evaluation - Operational security (OPSEC) in collection - Types of intelligence sources (OSINT, HUMINT, TECHINT) |
| Topic 4: Key Concepts | 17% | - Relationship between data, information and intelligence - Objectives of Threat Intelligence - Threat vectors, vulnerabilities and risks - Terminology and definitions - Analytic models and attack lifecycles - Threat actor types and classifications - Intelligence cycle and frameworks |
| Topic 5: Data Analysis | 17% | - Pattern recognition and trend analysis - Expressing likelihood and certainty - Analytical techniques and structured methods - Cognitive biases and analytical errors - Assumptions, facts and inferences - Hypothesis generation and testing |
| Topic 6: Legal and Ethical Considerations | 16% | - Legal frameworks and regulations (GDPR, DPA, etc.) - Ethical principles and professional conduct - Data protection and privacy - CREST Code of Conduct - Handling sensitive and classified information |
CREST Practitioner Threat Intelligence Analyst Sample Questions:
1. Your company sells SaaS, and your company itself is hosted in the cloud (using it as a PaaS). In case of a malware incident in your customer's database, who is responsible for eradicating the malicious software?
A) The PaaS provider
B) Your company
C) The customer
D) Building management
2. Alice, an analyst, shared information with security operation managers and network operations center (NOC) staff for protecting the organizational resources against various threats. Information shared by Alice was highly technical and include threat actor TTPs, malware campaigns, tools used by threat actors, and so on.
Which of the following types of threat intelligence was shared by Alice?
A) Technical threat intelligence
B) Tactical threat intelligence
C) Operational threat intelligence
D) Strategic threat intelligence
3. Eric is an incident responder and is working on developing incident-handling plans and procedures. As part of this process, he is performing an analysis on the organizational network to generate a report and develop policies based on the acquired results. Which of the following tools will help him in analyzing his network and the related traffic?
A) Whois
B) FaceNiff
C) Wireshark
D) Burp Suite
4. Which of the following risk management processes identifies the risks, estimates the impact, and determines sources to recommend proper mitigation measures?
A) Risk assessment
B) Risk mitigation
C) Risk avoidance
D) Risk assumption
5. Moses, a threat intelligence analyst at InfoTec Inc., wants to find crucial information about the potential threats the organization is facing by using advanced Google searchoperators. He wants to identify whether any fake websites are hosted at the similar to the organization's URL.
Which of the following Google search queries should Moses use?
A) related: www.infothech.org
B) link: www.infothech.org
C) cache: www.infothech.org
D) info: www.infothech.org
Solutions:
| Question # 1 Answer: B | Question # 2 Answer: B | Question # 3 Answer: C | Question # 4 Answer: A | Question # 5 Answer: A |

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