LonerVamp said: SANS has a Cyber Threat Intel course (FOR578). I'm not sure I've heard of any others.Beyond that, you can always get into Threat Intel by being one of those people who finds the intel, in other words malware analysis, forensics, and even general blue team. That said, maybe your "threat intel" is the OSINT kind, which I find lots of people try to get into and trawl the dark web and google things on other people. I'm skeptical of that overall value outside the security company that uses that info or the hobbyist at home.To be honest, I'm not sold that a threat intel person is that required. For large business with actual threat models and, well, APTs that care to attack them, sure. But for the rest of us? I'm not sold.
tedjames said: eLearnSecurity has a Threat Hunting Professional training and certification.