OpenCTI (Open Cyber Threat Intelligence) installation documentation guides users through setting up the OpenCTI platform, a powerful tool for managing, storing, and sharing cyber threat intelligence. The documentation typically covers:

1. System Requirements: Outlining hardware, OS, and software prerequisites.
2. Installation Methods: Step-by-step instructions for various installation options, such as Docker, manual installation, or cloud deployment, depending on user preferences and infrastructure.
3. Configuration: Detailed guidance on configuring OpenCTI’s components, like ElasticSearch, RabbitMQ, Redis, and the OpenCTI server, to ensure smooth integration and performance.
4. Data Integration: Instructions on setting up connectors for data sources, which bring threat intelligence into OpenCTI.
5. Troubleshooting: Common issues and solutions to help users address potential problems during or after installation.

This documentation ensures users have a reliable setup for managing and analyzing threat intelligence data in a centralized platform.

What is included in this?

1. .env file (this file will be hidden in the server)
2. docker-composer-sample.yml
3. OpenCTI installation steps—word file
4. Ubuntu 22.04 OVA file:  import any virtualization software

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