- What is CYB 413 at the University of Uyo?
- CYB 413 (Cyber Threat Intelligence and Cyber Conflict) is a 2-unit, 400 Level course taught in the First Semester at the University of Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria. Techniques for detecting, responding to, and defeating organised cybercrime and cyberwar activities. Covers cyber threat intelligence (tactical, operational, and strategic), the kill chain, indicator lifecycle, and the evolution of counterterrorism and cyber conflict.
- What topics are covered in CYB 413?
- The CYB 413 outline covers 8 topics: Detecting, responding to, and defeating organised cybercrimes and cyberwar activities; Analysing successful and unsuccessful APT and malware campaigns; National and international policies for combating cyber terrorism; Cyber threat intelligence: defining threats, indicators of compromise; Tactical threat intelligence: the kill chain and intrusion analysis; indicator lifecycle; Operational threat intelligence: information sharing, campaigns and threat actors; Strategic threat intelligence: threat modelling, organisational security posturing; Event recording and incident sharing; evolution of counterterrorism and cyber conflict.
- What textbooks are recommended for CYB 413?
- Recommended reading for CYB 413: The Threat Intelligence Handbook by CrowdStrike; Cyber War: The Next Threat to National Security by Richard A. Clarke & Robert K. Knake.
- How do I pass CYB 413?
- MITRE ATT&CK (attack.mitre.org) is free and should be explored thoroughly — it is the industry standard Use MISP or OpenCTI in a lab environment to understand how threat intel is operationalised APT case studies (APT28/Fancy Bear, APT41, Lazarus Group) provide excellent exam material Cyber conflict geopolitics from CYB 211 provides the strategic context — connect them explicitly
- Where can I find CYB 413 lecture notes and past questions?
- Areté (https://www.aretecyb.tech/courses/cyb-413) carries 2 recommended textbooks for CYB 413, plus an AI tutor that has read the outline. It is free for University of Uyo students — sign in with your email, no password.