1. Students should have a working understanding of cyber threat intelligence, able to define why there is a need for cyber threat intelligence, why the existing monitor and respond strategy is failing and how cyber threat intelligence can be applied tactical, operational and strategic level to augment existing security measures in the organization. 2. Students should be able to develop cyber threat intelligence requirements, to prioritize assets to protect and sort assets by various classification such as personal information, intellectual property, confidential business information, credentials and systems information. Students should also understand how to leverage threat indicators, attribute it to threat actors and apply it to brief stakeholders. 3. Students should be able to have a brief understanding of various cyber threat actors profiles, sorted according to espionage, cyber-criminals and hacktivists, their different motivations and modus oprendi. Students should also understand that these characteristics help to determine potential targets, which data or assets are valuable to them, and how they will carry out their attacks. For instance, cybercriminals are opportunistic, and they will target any entities that can generate monetary gain. Therefore, any organization with valuable or sensitive data could be a target. On the other hand, nation-state actors conduct more targeted operations against organizations they want to exploit for strategic espionage or intelligence gathering purposes. 4. Student who join this course can be eligible for a Cyber Threat Intelligence job in the Cyber Security industry.