Yes, most modern cybersecurity courses include threat hunting and malware analysis as core or advanced modules. From my experience reviewing course structures, including some at H2K Infosys, learners typically study attack patterns, behavioral detection, and incident investigation using real enterprise scenarios. In practical labs, you often analyze logs, network traffic, and suspicious files, and many programs also introduce cyber security sales training concepts to help professionals understand security solution positioning. Malware analysis sections usually cover static and dynamic analysis basics, sandbox tools, and threat intelligence correlation. These skills are valuable for SOC, blue team, and incident response roles across industries.