A Global Cybersecurity Certification,
Research & Professional Development Organization
CTIB connects governments, enterprises, researchers, and security professionals through a shared framework of certification, advisory services, and open intelligence.
- 4 certification tracks
- Global advisory network
- Regional chapters
- Open intelligence
More than a certification body.
A global intelligence institution.
CTIB operates across two interconnected pillars — professional certification standards and an active advisory network — creating a unified ecosystem for the cyber intelligence profession.
The credentialing authority for cyber intelligence professionals
Four structured certification tracks built on vendor-neutral, evidence-based frameworks aligned with NCSC guidelines. From entry-level analysts to elite forensics experts.
Connecting governments, enterprises, and intelligence communities
A structured advisory and partnership network that enables intelligence sharing, policy engagement, CERT ecosystem collaboration, and enterprise workforce readiness programmes globally.
A structured platform for
intelligence collaboration.
CTIB's advisory network brings together the people and organisations that shape how the world responds to cyber threats — across sectors, borders, and disciplines.
Government advisory
Structured engagement with national cybersecurity agencies, CERTs, and defence bodies on intelligence standards and workforce policy.
Enterprise membership
Fortune 500 and public sector organisations benchmark their security teams against CTIB standards and access threat intelligence outputs.
Intelligence sharing
Member-only access to threat advisories, early-warning briefs, and structured IOC sharing across the CTIB practitioner community.
Regional chapters
Local CTIB chapters provide in-region community events, mentorship, and liaison between practitioners and national bodies.
Symposium & conferences
Annual CTIB Global CTI Symposium brings together researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to define the future of the profession.
Academic partnerships
Formal relationships with universities and research institutions to co-develop curricula and advance the intelligence body of knowledge.
Intelligence workforce readiness
CTIB works with national cybersecurity bodies and defence agencies to baseline analyst competency, develop training frameworks, and establish common intelligence standards across government teams.
SOC & CTI team benchmarking
Enterprise members use CTIB certification as the benchmark for hiring, upskilling, and evaluating their threat intelligence and security operations teams — with access to member-only threat advisories and briefings.
Community & intelligence exchange
CTIB facilitates structured intelligence sharing between CERTs, CISOs, and incident response teams across the network — creating a trusted channel for early-warning advisories and cross-sector collaboration.
Four tracks. One coherent
professional pathway.
Vendor-neutral, live-proctored, and built around how intelligence work actually happens.
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Join the network.
Shape the standard.
CTIB membership is open to individual practitioners, enterprises, and government bodies — each with a tailored engagement model.
Practitioner member
For analysts, researchers, and security professionals who want to stay at the frontier of the intelligence discipline.
- Access to member threat advisories
- Discounted exam registration
- JCTIB early access
- Regional chapter access
- CPD tracking portal
Corporate member
For security teams and organisations that want to baseline, train, and validate their cyber intelligence workforce at scale.
- Bulk exam licensing for teams
- Private threat intelligence briefings
- CTIB advisory panel access
- Co-branded workforce programmes
- Priority symposium slots
Institutional partner
For national agencies, CERTs, defence bodies, and regulators seeking a structured intelligence standards partnership.
- Policy advisory engagement
- Cross-border intelligence sharing
- Tailored workforce frameworks
- CTIB governance representation
- Classified threat briefing track
A global network with
local presence.
CTIB chapters connect practitioners, governments, and enterprises at the regional level — creating local communities anchored in a shared global standard.
CTIB EMEA
CTIB APAC
CTIB MEA
CTIB Americas
Publications &
open intelligence.
We publish DOI-indexed research publications, whitepapers, and malware incident reports under our open access policy.
Ransomware threat landscape — Q1 2026
28 pages · RaaS economics, sector vulnerability metrics · Open access
APT-29 activity in EMEA financial sector
14 pages · Cozy Bear TTP mapping, IOC summary, detection guidance · Open access
The role of AI in cyber defence
22 pages · ML detection, adversarial AI, generative model threats · Open access
Ready to certify, collaborate, or partner?
Whether you are an individual practitioner, an enterprise security team, or a national agency — CTIB has a pathway for you.