Pideya Learning Academy

AI for Cyber Threat Intelligence and Mitigation

Upcoming Schedules

  • Live Online Training
  • Classroom Training

Date Venue Duration Fee (USD)
06 Jan - 10 Jan 2025 Live Online 5 Day 3250
24 Mar - 28 Mar 2025 Live Online 5 Day 3250
26 May - 30 May 2025 Live Online 5 Day 3250
23 Jun - 27 Jun 2025 Live Online 5 Day 3250
11 Aug - 15 Aug 2025 Live Online 5 Day 3250
29 Sep - 03 Oct 2025 Live Online 5 Day 3250
10 Nov - 14 Nov 2025 Live Online 5 Day 3250
01 Dec - 05 Dec 2025 Live Online 5 Day 3250

Course Overview

In today’s digital-first economy, the sophistication and frequency of cyber threats have escalated to a level that demands a new kind of defense strategy—one that is fast, adaptive, and predictive. Cybercriminals are no longer relying on traditional exploits alone; they are leveraging automation, social engineering, and AI-enhanced attacks that can bypass conventional defenses with alarming ease. In this rapidly evolving environment, organizations can no longer afford to rely solely on human analysis or legacy systems to defend their digital assets. This is where artificial intelligence steps in, not as a replacement, but as a critical augmentation to cyber threat intelligence and mitigation.
The AI for Cyber Threat Intelligence and Mitigation course by Pideya Learning Academy is a forward-thinking program that equips professionals with a comprehensive understanding of how artificial intelligence can enhance the identification, interpretation, and management of cyber risks. As threat landscapes become more dynamic, the training addresses the need for automation, real-time insights, and proactive decision-making capabilities—helping organizations stay one step ahead of attackers.
Recent statistics underscore the urgency of adopting AI in cybersecurity. According to IBM’s 2024 Cost of a Data Breach Report, the global average cost of a data breach has climbed to $4.45 million, marking a 15% increase in just three years. Moreover, 51% of organizations are actively investing in AI and automation as part of their cybersecurity modernization efforts. Those that have fully integrated AI systems report average savings of $1.76 million compared to organizations without them. These figures clearly highlight the economic and operational advantages of embracing AI-based security frameworks.
Throughout the course, participants will explore cutting-edge techniques, real-world applications, and strategic integrations of AI within cybersecurity operations. The learning experience is designed to be insightful, technically enriching, and aligned with global cyber defense practices.
Key highlights of the training include:
Exploration of real-world case studies showcasing AI-driven threat detection and mitigation
Frameworks for integrating AI with traditional cyber threat intelligence systems
Techniques for interpreting large-scale threat data using unsupervised machine learning
Application of Natural Language Processing (NLP) in detecting phishing and classifying malware
In-depth understanding of adversarial AI and its implications for cybersecurity defenses
Methods for automating incident correlation and prioritization using intelligent algorithms
Guidelines for designing ethical AI governance structures in compliance with global standards
These core features of the training empower participants to effectively translate AI theory into actionable intelligence, enabling organizations to preemptively counter threats and safeguard critical digital infrastructure. From decoding attack signatures to orchestrating AI-assisted decision engines, learners will develop a robust understanding of how AI elevates every layer of the cybersecurity lifecycle.
By the end of the program, participants will be equipped with the strategic knowledge and technical insights necessary to build more resilient, responsive, and compliant security ecosystems. The AI for Cyber Threat Intelligence and Mitigation training by Pideya Learning Academy is ideally suited for those looking to stay ahead of cyber adversaries, reduce breach exposure, and align their defense strategies with the future of intelligent security.
This course not only prepares professionals to meet today’s challenges but also helps them architect the defenses of tomorrow—secure, scalable, and strengthened through artificial intelligence.

Key Takeaways:

  • Exploration of real-world case studies showcasing AI-driven threat detection and mitigation
  • Frameworks for integrating AI with traditional cyber threat intelligence systems
  • Techniques for interpreting large-scale threat data using unsupervised machine learning
  • Application of Natural Language Processing (NLP) in detecting phishing and classifying malware
  • In-depth understanding of adversarial AI and its implications for cybersecurity defenses
  • Methods for automating incident correlation and prioritization using intelligent algorithms
  • Guidelines for designing ethical AI governance structures in compliance with global standards
  • Exploration of real-world case studies showcasing AI-driven threat detection and mitigation
  • Frameworks for integrating AI with traditional cyber threat intelligence systems
  • Techniques for interpreting large-scale threat data using unsupervised machine learning
  • Application of Natural Language Processing (NLP) in detecting phishing and classifying malware
  • In-depth understanding of adversarial AI and its implications for cybersecurity defenses
  • Methods for automating incident correlation and prioritization using intelligent algorithms
  • Guidelines for designing ethical AI governance structures in compliance with global standards

Course Objectives

After completing this Pideya Learning Academy training, the participants will learn:
The fundamentals of cyber threat intelligence and how AI enhances each stage
Techniques for building and training machine learning models for threat detection
Natural Language Processing (NLP) applications in cybersecurity intelligence
AI algorithms for behavioral analysis, anomaly detection, and pattern recognition
Best practices for integrating AI with existing threat monitoring systems
Principles of ethical AI in cybersecurity and regulatory compliance
Tools and methodologies to evaluate AI model performance and reduce false positives
Strategies for mitigating adversarial AI threats and data poisoning attacks
AI-supported incident response and alert prioritization frameworks
Role of AI in automating SOC workflows and cybersecurity analytics

Personal Benefits

Expanded technical knowledge of AI applications in cybersecurity
Enhanced credibility as a cyber threat intelligence expert
Increased ability to contribute to organizational digital risk strategies
Confidence in using AI tools to proactively prevent data breaches
Exposure to cutting-edge methodologies shaping the future of cybersecurity

Organisational Benefits

Strengthened digital defense with AI-augmented threat detection capabilities
Reduced incident response times and minimized breach impact
Improved resource allocation within cybersecurity teams through automation
Enhanced ability to identify zero-day threats and sophisticated attack vectors
Alignment with international cybersecurity standards and AI governance protocols
Future-ready workforce with advanced cyber resilience skills

Who Should Attend

Cybersecurity Analysts and Engineers
IT Security and Infrastructure Managers
Threat Intelligence Professionals
AI and Machine Learning Engineers in Security Domains
Risk and Compliance Officers
Security Operations Center (SOC) Personnel
Data Scientists and Technical Consultants
Training

Course Outline

Module 1: Foundations of AI in Cybersecurity
Cyber threat landscape and evolution Introduction to AI and ML in security contexts Cyber defense frameworks enhanced by AI Core AI techniques in threat mitigation Threat intelligence lifecycle overview Key challenges in AI-based threat modeling Comparison between legacy and AI-enabled systems
Module 2: Machine Learning for Threat Detection
Supervised vs. unsupervised learning in threat contexts Model selection and architecture design Training datasets and labeling methodologies Feature engineering for threat classification Overfitting and bias in security models Model tuning and validation techniques Interpretability and explainability in ML models
Module 3: Behavioral Analytics and Anomaly Detection
User behavior analytics (UBA) frameworks Identifying anomalies in real-time network traffic Sequence analysis and time series modeling Application of clustering for insider threat detection Dynamic risk scoring with behavioral patterns Integrating anomaly signals with SIEMs Thresholding and alert fatigue management
Module 4: Natural Language Processing in Cybersecurity
NLP basics tailored to cybersecurity data Use of NLP for analyzing threat reports AI-based phishing and spam detection models Text classification for malware signatures Entity extraction from threat feeds Topic modeling for dark web monitoring Language model limitations and mitigation strategies
Module 5: Adversarial AI and Cybersecurity Implications
Understanding adversarial machine learning Examples of AI system attacks and vulnerabilities Poisoning attacks and data manipulation Defense strategies against model evasion Model robustness and red teaming AI systems AI ethics in adversarial contexts Monitoring AI behavior for unexpected outputs
Module 6: AI-Driven Incident Response and Orchestration
Automation in incident detection and triage AI-powered response prioritization tools Integration of AI with SOAR platforms Playbook development using AI inputs Threat hunting using ML-derived indicators Cognitive AI in decision support Reducing response latency with predictive analytics
Module 7: Real-Time Threat Intelligence Integration
Aggregating threat feeds using AI Parsing and analyzing STIX, TAXII data AI-based enrichment of threat indicators Correlation and clustering of threat events Predictive threat scoring Integration with threat intel platforms (TIPs) Threat actor profiling using AI analytics
Module 8: Governance, Ethics, and AI in Cybersecurity
Regulatory frameworks for AI use in security Establishing AI risk management policies Privacy and data protection in AI pipelines Fairness and transparency in threat models Bias mitigation strategies Ethical dilemmas in autonomous threat decision-making Building AI accountability structures
Module 9: Performance Metrics and Optimization
Evaluation metrics for AI in threat detection Precision, recall, ROC curves in cyber contexts False positive reduction strategies Continuous learning and model updates Dataset drift and retraining protocols Scalability and deployment metrics Infrastructure considerations for model performance
Module 10: Future of AI in Cyber Threat Mitigation
Trends in AI and quantum-resilient cybersecurity Integration with blockchain and zero trust architectures Federated learning and decentralized AI Human-AI collaboration in SOCs Role of synthetic data in training models Predictive analytics for threat forecasting Preparing organizations for next-gen cyber threats

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