Enlighten

Intelligence

Academy

Enlighten Intelligence Academy provides a complete career pathway for intelligence professionals. We teach the fundamentals of analysis and continue to support your growth with advanced courses at every stage of your career, from entry-level tradecraft through executive leadership. Our programs combine practical skills, structured analytic methods, and real-world application to help you advance your expertise and expand your impact in the field.

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Courses

CampX offers two main types of courses to support intelligence professionals at different stages of their careers:

Foundational Courses: These courses provide essential Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities (KSAs) needed for entry-level roles within various intelligence career fields. The curriculum focuses on building a solid foundation of competencies based on the NICE Framework for jobs such as analysts, planners, and collection managers, ensuring learners are equipped to meet the demands of intelligence work.

Skill Courses: These advanced courses are designed for analysts and intelligence professionals looking to deepen their expertise. As analysts progress, they require specialized skills to tackle more complex intelligence challenges. Skill Courses provide this advanced training, helping learners hone their capabilities and stay ahead in a rapidly evolving field.

These courses, designed to meet the intelligence community's unique needs, help professionals excel at every stage of their careers.

Foundational Courses

Cyber Intelligence

The Cyber Intelligence Course establishes a strong foundation of knowledge, skill, and ability with fundamental intelligence concepts as they apply to cybersecurity. Students integrate and produce cyber intelligence products as part of the intelligence process.

In-Person | Online

Collection Management

The Collection Management Course establishes a strong foundation of knowledge, skill, and ability with fundamental intelligence collection concepts as they apply to cybersecurity. Students produce cyber intelligence collection plans as part of the intelligence process.

In-Person | Online

Cyber Intel Operations

The Cyber Intelligence Operations Course establishes a strong foundation of knowledge, skill, and ability with fundamental intelligence operations concepts as they apply to cybersecurity. Students integrate and produce cyber intelligence products as part of the intelligence process.

In-Person

CTI Leadership

The Leading Cyber Intelligence Course establishes a strong foundation of knowledge, skill, and ability with intelligence leadership concepts that apply to cybersecurity. Students integrate and manage the production of cyber intelligence as part of the intelligence process.

In-Person | Online

Skills Courses

OSINT Collections

Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) is a critical skill for intelligence analysts, cybersecurity professionals, and investigators. This skills course provides a comprehensive introduction to the methods and tools used to collect, analyze, and leverage publicly available information to support intelligence objectives.

In-Person

Analytic Techniques

Structured Analytic Techniques (SATs) are essential tools for improving the rigor and reliability of intelligence analysis. This course provides a deep dive into the use of SATs to enhance critical thinking, minimize cognitive biases, and ensure more accurate and defensible intelligence assessments.

In-Person

Quantitative Analysis

Quantitative analysis is a powerful tool in the intelligence field. This course introduces participants to the key concepts and techniques of quantitative analysis, focusing on how to apply statistical methods and data analysis tools within the intelligence cycle.

In-Person

Threat Modeling

Threat modeling is a critical technique for identifying, understanding, and mitigating potential risks in cybersecurity environments. This course offers a comprehensive introduction to the principles and practices of threat modeling.

In-Person

Testimonial

"I sat in a briefing at a public event today and could follow along with things like threat actors and general TTPs that were part of the presentation and not feel lost. I also started a conversation with one of the engineers I work with about how our product could apply aspects of threat information and use that in our solutions; I could not have done that without taking the class."