312 85 Practice Test with Latest Exam Questions 2026

The Certified Threat Intelligence Analyst validates threat intelligence skills.

EC Council is best known for the Certified Ethical Hacker credential and offers a broad security portfolio covering network defense, forensics, incident handling, SOC operations, threat intelligence, secure coding and security leadership. Many EC Council certifications are accepted under the US DoD 8140 framework.

Security roles require proof of skill, and Certified Threat Intelligence Analyst (C|TIA) is one of the ways employers and clients judge whether a professional understands threats, controls and governance. Many organizations map this credential to job roles in their security frameworks.

The Certified Threat Intelligence Analyst (C|TIA) exam covers both concepts and practical judgment, asking what a security professional should do first, what control best fits a risk, or how to respond to an incident. Questions often have several plausible answers, so careful reading is essential.

Here is how the main areas break down. Introduction to Threat Intelligence covers intelligence concepts, types and lifecycle. Within Cyber Threats and Kill Chain Methodology, candidates should be comfortable with threat actors, TTPs, IoCs, Cyber Kill Chain and MITRE ATT&CK. Requirements, Planning, Direction and Review focuses on intelligence requirements and program planning. The Data Collection and Processing area includes OSINT, HUMINT, CYBINT; and feeds and bulk data collection.

Exam Covers the Following Sections

Number	Section	Key Focus
01	Introduction to Threat Intelligence	Intelligence concepts, types and lifecycle
02	Cyber Threats and Kill Chain Methodology	Threat actors, TTPs, IoCs, Cyber Kill Chain and MITRE ATT&CK
03	Requirements, Planning, Direction and Review	Intelligence requirements and program planning
04	Data Collection and Processing	OSINT, HUMINT, CYBINT; feeds and bulk data collection
05	Data Analysis	Analytic techniques, threat modelling and validation
06	Intelligence Reporting and Dissemination	Report types, sharing platforms and standards (STIX/TAXII)
07	Threat Hunting and Detection	Hunting methodologies and threat intelligence in SOC/IR

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CTIA has 50 questions over two hours.

A structured plan keeps 312-85 preparation on track. Allow roughly 7 weeks, giving each major area its own block: begin with Introduction to Threat Intelligence, continue with Cyber Threats and Kill Chain Methodology; Requirements, Planning, Direction and Review; and Data Collection and Processing, and finish with Data Analysis; Intelligence Reporting and Dissemination; and Threat Hunting and Detection. Summarize every area on a single page and use those pages for quick revision before the exam. Leave the final week for full timed practice tests and targeted review of weak areas.

For 312-85, map each domain to real controls and incidents you have seen or read about. Security exams often ask for the best or first action, so practice ranking options by risk, policy and business impact.

Create summary notes for frameworks, laws and standards referenced in 312-85, and practice applying them to scenarios. Hands on labs help for technical objectives, while case questions help for governance and management objectives.

Exam Snapshot

Detail	Information
Questions	50
Duration	2 hours
Provider	EC Council

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