This course delves into the intersection of cyber intelligence and economic security, providing participants with the knowledge and tools to protect digital assets in an increasingly interconnected world. Through eight modules, participants will explore the cyber threat landscape, assess economic risks, and develop strategies for economic defense through cyber intelligence. Additionally, the course examines the economic consequences of cybersecurity failures and addresses legal and ethical considerations inherent in cyber intelligence practices. Participants will also learn about incident response strategies and economic recovery efforts enabled by cyber intelligence. Moreover, the course highlights the importance of international cooperation in enhancing cyber intelligence for economic security and offers insights into future trends in this rapidly evolving field.

Who This Course Is For:

This course is designed for professionals working in cybersecurity, risk management, economic policy, and intelligence analysis. Business leaders, government officials, cybersecurity professionals, risk analysts, and policymakers will find this course valuable in understanding the nexus between cyber intelligence and economic security. Whether participants are tasked with protecting digital assets, assessing economic risks, or shaping cybersecurity policies, this course equips them with the essential knowledge and skills to safeguard digital assets and mitigate economic threats effectively.