ECCouncil 312-85 : Certified Threat Intelligence Analyst

Exam Code: 312-85
Exam Name: Certified Threat Intelligence Analyst
Updated: Oct 15, 2026 Q&As: 90 Questions and Answers

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ECCouncil 312-85 Exam Syllabus Topics:

Section	Weight	Objectives
Data Analysis	16%	- Overview of Threat Intelligence Tools - Overview of Data Analysis - Overview of Fine-Tuning Threat Analysis - Understanding Threat Analysis Process - Understanding Threat Intelligence Evaluation - Understanding Data Analysis Techniques - Creating Runbooks and Knowledge Base - Overview of Threat Analysis
Intelligence Reporting and Dissemination	14%	- Operational Intelligence Supports Incident Response - Strategic Intelligence Supports Management - Tactical Intelligence Supports IT Operations - Creating Threat Intelligence Reports - Acting on the Gathered Intelligence - Overview of Intelligence Reporting - Dissemination of Intelligence 1. Sharing Intelligence with Variety of Organizations 2. Important Selection Criteria for Partners 3. Sharing Intelligence Securely 4. Types of Sharing Partners
Cyber Threats and Attack Frameworks	8%	- Diamond Model of Intrusion Analysis - Understanding Cyber Threats - MITRE ATT&CK Framework - Cyber Kill Chain Methodology - Advanced Persistent Threats (APT)
Threat Hunting and Detection	6%	- Threat Hunting Methodologies - Overview of Threat Hunting
CTI in SOC, IR, and Risk Management	6%	- CTI in Incident Response (IR) - CTI in Risk Management - CTI in Security Operations Center (SOC)
Requirements, Planning, Direction, and Review	14%	- Overview of Threat Intelligence Sharing - Establishing Management Support - Reviewing Threat Intelligence Program - Understanding Requirements Analysis - Understanding the Organization's Current Threat Landscape - Planning Threat Intelligence Program - Building a Threat Intelligence Team
Introduction to Threat Intelligence	12%	- Overview of Threat Intelligence Lifecycle - Understanding Threat Intelligence - Understanding Intelligence
Data Collection and Processing	24%	- Data Collection through Indicators of Compromise (IoCs) - Data Collection through Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) 1. Data Collection through Search Engines 2. Data Collection through Emails 3. Data Collection through Website Footprinting 4. Automating OSINT Effort Using Tools/Frameworks/Scripts 5. Data Collection through DNS Interrogation 6. Data Collection through Whois Lookup - Data Collection through Human Intelligence (HUMINT) 1. Data Collection through Human-based Social Engineering Techniques 2. Social Engineering Tools 3. Data Collection through Interviewing and Interrogation - Overview of Threat Intelligence Data Collection - Data Collection through Cyber Counterintelligence (CCI) 1. Data Collection through Honeypots 2. Data Collection through Passive DNS Monitoring 3. Data Collection through Pivoting Off Adversary's Infrastructure - Data Collection through Malware Analysis - Data Processing and Exploitation

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The ECCouncil Certified Threat Intelligence Analyst exam requires a score of 70% to pass, and the official registration fee is USD 250. Since the exam fee is a real investment, thorough preparation is the most practical way to protect it.

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The ECCouncil Certified Threat Intelligence Analyst exam is scored on a scale where 70% is required to pass, and the official exam fee is USD 250.

Candidates must either attend official EC-Council training through an accredited training center or have at least 2 years of work experience in the information security domain and apply via the EC-Council Exam Eligibility process.

You can confirm the current eligibility requirements on the official 312-85 exam page before you register.

Which 312-85 exam topics are covered in this practice material?

The ECCouncil Certified Threat Intelligence Analyst practice questions are organized around the official exam objectives. Key topics include:

Threat Hunting and Detection (6%)
Intelligence Reporting and Dissemination (14%)
Introduction to Threat Intelligence (12%)

Daily practice mapped to these topics keeps your preparation balanced across the whole syllabus.

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This package includes 90 practice questions for the ECCouncil Certified Threat Intelligence Analyst exam. Every answer is verified by an experienced team of experts, so you can trust what you study.

ECCouncil Certified Threat Intelligence Analyst Sample Questions:

Question #1

Mario is working as an analyst in an XYZ organization in the United States. He has been asked to prepare a threat landscape report to provide in-depth awareness and greater insight into the threats his organization is facing.
Which of the following details should he include to prepare a threat landscape report?

A. Attribution of an attack to specific threat actor or group
B. Attacker's motivation and intention behind the attack
C. History of an attack and location where it was performed
D. A summary of threat actors most likely targeting the organization along with their motivations, intentions, and TTPs

Reveal Solution Discussion 0

Correct Answer: D 🗳️