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CREST CPTIA Exam Syllabus Topics:
| Section | Objectives |
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| Topic 1: Legal, Ethical, and Operational Considerations | - Legal and compliance
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| Topic 2: Data Collection and Sources | - OSINT and technical collection
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| Topic 3: Threat Analysis and Frameworks | - Cyber threat frameworks
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| Topic 4: Reporting and Dissemination | - Intelligence reporting
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| Topic 5: Threat Intelligence Fundamentals | - Types of threat intelligence
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CREST Practitioner Threat Intelligence Analyst Sample Questions:
1. SWA Cloud Services added PKI as one of their cloud security controls. What does PKI stand for?
A) Private key in for ma lion
B) Private key infrastructure
C) Public key infrastructure
D) Public key information
2. During the process of detecting and containing malicious emails, incident responders should examine the originating IP address of the emails.
The steps to examine the originating IP address are as follow:
1. Search for the IP in the WHOIS database
2. Open the email to trace and find its header
3. Collect the IP address of the sender from the header of the received mail
4. Look for the geographic address of the sender in the WHOIS database
Identify the correct sequence of steps to be performed by the incident responders to examine originating IP address of the emails.
A) 4-->1-->2-->3
B) 1-->3-->2-->4
C) 2-->3-->1-->4
D) 2-->1-->4-->3
3. An incident handler is analyzing email headers to find out suspicious emails.
Which of the following tools he/she must use in order to accomplish the task?
A) SPAMfighter
B) Gophish
C) Barracuda Email Security Gateway
4. Clark, a professional hacker, exploited the web application of a target organization by tampering the form and parameter values. He successfully exploited the web application and gained access to the information assets of the organization.
Identify the vulnerability in the web application exploited by the attacker.
A) Sensitive data exposure
B) SQL injection
C) Broken access control
D) Security misconfiguration
5. Michael, a threat analyst, works in an organization named TechTop, was asked to conduct a cyber-threat intelligence analysis. After obtaining information regarding threats, he has started analyzing the information and understanding the nature of the threats.
What stage of the cyber-threat intelligence is Michael currently in?
A) Unknown unknowns
B) Unknowns unknown
C) Known knowns
D) Known unknowns
Solutions:
| Question # 1 Answer: C | Question # 2 Answer: C | Question # 3 Answer: C | Question # 4 Answer: C | Question # 5 Answer: D |



