Workshop & Training

Cyber Intelligence Workshop

Strategic Cyber Intelligence & Threat Awareness Program

A structured, hands-on training program designed to equip government officials, security practitioners, and enterprise teams with practical cyber intelligence skills — from threat identification and OSINT techniques to incident response frameworks and digital forensics fundamentals.

✓ Conducted Government Certified Workshop Series Hands-On Training

Cyber Intelligence Workshop — Perisai Nusantara

6 Modules

Structured Curriculum

2 Days

Intensive Program

Gov & Ent

Target Participants

✓

Certificate Issued

Program Overview

Building Real Cyber Intelligence Capability

The Cyber Intelligence Workshop by Perisai Nusantara is a practitioner-focused training program that bridges the gap between theoretical cybersecurity knowledge and real-world operational intelligence. Participants engage directly with tools, techniques, and scenarios used in active threat environments.

The program covers the full intelligence lifecycle — from collection and analysis to dissemination and response — enabling organizations to build in-house cyber intelligence capacity and reduce response time to emerging threats.

Practical, scenario-based exercises using real threat data

Delivered by certified cyber intelligence practitioners

Tailored content for government and enterprise security teams

Certificate of completion issued to all participants

Format

In-person / Hybrid

2-day intensive program with hands-on lab sessions and live demonstrations

Participants

20 — 40 per batch

Government officials, IT security teams, risk & compliance officers

Language

English / Bahasa Indonesia

Workshop materials available in both languages

Curriculum

6 Structured Training Modules

Each module builds on the previous, taking participants from foundational concepts to advanced operational techniques.

Module 01

Cyber Intelligence Fundamentals

Introduction to the cyber intelligence lifecycle, threat landscape overview, and the role of intelligence in modern security operations.

Intelligence Lifecycle & Cycle

Threat Actor Taxonomy

Current Threat Landscape

Module 02

OSINT & Digital Reconnaissance

Open-source intelligence gathering techniques, digital footprinting, and passive reconnaissance using industry-standard tools.

OSINT Frameworks & Tools

Social Media Intelligence

Dark Web Monitoring Basics

Module 03

Threat Analysis & Attribution

Structured analytical techniques for threat assessment, indicator analysis, and attribution methodology using the MITRE ATT&CK framework.

MITRE ATT&CK Mapping

IOC Analysis & Pivoting

Attribution Techniques

Module 04

Communication Platform Threats

Analysis of threats targeting messaging and communication platforms, with a focus on resilience assessment and disruption scenarios.

Messaging Platform Vulnerabilities

Communication Disruption Scenarios

Resilience & Recovery Planning

Module 05

Incident Response & Digital Forensics

Practical incident response procedures, evidence preservation, and basic digital forensics techniques applicable in operational environments.

IR Frameworks (NIST, SANS)

Evidence Collection & Chain of Custody

Post-Incident Analysis

Module 06

Intelligence Reporting & Briefing

How to structure, write, and deliver actionable intelligence reports and executive briefings that drive informed security decisions.

Intelligence Report Structure

Executive Briefing Techniques

Live Reporting Exercise

Target Audience

Who Should Attend

This workshop is designed for professionals who need to understand, detect, and respond to cyber threats in operational environments.

Government Security Officials

Ministry-level IT security officers, national cybersecurity agency staff, and government CERT personnel responsible for national digital infrastructure.

Enterprise Security Teams

SOC analysts, threat intelligence teams, risk & compliance officers, and CISOs seeking to strengthen their organization's cyber intelligence posture.

Law Enforcement & Intelligence

Digital investigation units, cyber crime divisions, and intelligence analysts requiring applied cyber intelligence skills for operational use.

Critical Infrastructure Operators

IT and security managers from banking, energy, telecommunications, and transportation sectors operating national critical infrastructure.

Learning Outcomes

What Participants Will Achieve

Upon completing the workshop, participants will have actionable skills they can apply immediately in their organization.

Threat Identification Skills

Ability to identify, classify, and prioritize cyber threats relevant to their organization's environment.

OSINT Proficiency

Practical skills in open-source intelligence gathering and digital reconnaissance using professional toolsets.

Incident Response Readiness

Structured approach to detecting, containing, and recovering from cyber incidents using proven IR frameworks.

Intelligence Reporting

Competency in producing structured intelligence reports and executive briefings that support strategic decision-making.