SOC Analyst/Cyber Incident Responder
Learn SIEM, Threat Intelligence, Cyber Threat Hunting, Malware Analysis, Network Security, Web Security, Endpoint Security, Incident Response, and Vulnerability Management.
Duration- 2.5 months
Course Fees - INR 14,999/-
INR 30000
50% OFF
Our SOC Analyst/Cyber Incident Responder Job-oriented training focuses on transforming graduate, IT professionals to switch their careers to cybersecurity. There is very demand for SOC Analyst (L1) and SOC Analyst (L2) positions in Security Operation Center.
The aim of this course is to prepare you to become SOC Analyst with hands-on live working experience and crack the interview successfully for SOC L1 and L2 analyst position in Security Operation Center with learning & handling all kinds of real-world cyber-attacks. The sessions for interview preparation will help you to land your first job in Cyber Security.
SOC team offers high-quality IT-security services to detect potential cyber threats/attacks actively and quickly respond to security incidents. Organizations need skilled SOC Analysts who can serve as the front-line defenders, conduct proactive monitoring, triaging, and investigate all security incidents by using of different Security tools. With our Course, we cover Real-world Cyber Attacks & Tools with Practical.
Certification: CyberSecXperts will provide a certificate to the candidate who successfully completed their SOC Analyst training
Course Key Highlights:
- We Provide 100% Placement Assistance
- 100+ hours Instructor-Led Training
- Real-world cyber-attacks scenario-based learning
- Career Guidance & More!!
- Hands-on labs
- A session for Interview Preparations
- Post training support
- Flexible Class Timings
- 100% Practical-Oriented Classes
- Career Oriented Training
- Live Doubt Clearing with Trainers
- High Salary Hike
- Real-time SOC TRAINING with hands-on SOC Tools
- Access to recorded sessions
- Certificate of Completion
Who can apply for the SOC Analyst Certification Course
- Freshers from IT/Non-IT background
- College Students
- Graduate/Post-Graduate
- Working Professionals
- Desktop support Engineers.
- Technical Support Engineers
- System Administrators
- Network Administrator
- Network Security Engineers
- Information Security Professionals
- We will start from scratch so any Freshers from IT/Non-IT backgrounds/Working Professionals can easily understand, learn and switch their career into Cyber Security.
- Course training is completely Real-time training, what experienced SOC Analyst people are actually doing in the companies all we will be covering here practically and you will do the same thing in the Lab environment.
- You will be able to work like an experienced SOC Analyst, you can justify your experience during the interview and will be able to work in the companies without any issues.
- This SOC Training course provides in-depth training which proposes complete operation and an analyst will be able to respond to monitor the company infrastructure 24*7 and respond to all kinds of cyberattacks.
- An analyst can able to works on the SIEM tool for monitoring the real-time threat activities and analysis of the cyber-attack.
You will join your dream companies at your choice of the package by taking this SOC analyst Training
SOC Analyst Training - Upcoming Batches
| Start Date | Time | Batch Type | Training Mode |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 Sep 2023 | 7 - 10 PM | Weekends (Sat - Sun) | Online (Live classes) |
| 2 Sep 2023 | 7 - 10 AM | Weekends (Sat - Sun) | Online (Live classes) |
Syllabus
- Computer Network
- Types of Networks
- OSI model and TCP/IP model
- Network Devices (routers, switches, Hub, Bridges, Repeater)
- Network typologies(bus, star, mesh, ring)
- IP Addressing and Port Numbers
- Subnetting
- Network Protocols (TCP, UDP, ICMP, DNS, DHCP, HTTP, FTP, SMTP, SNMP, SSH)
- Network segmentation and DMZs
- Load balancing and failover techniques
- Network monitoring and logging techniques (syslog, SNMP, NetFlow)
- Cryptography Fundamentals
- Encryption
- Decryption
- Encoding
- Decoding
- Hashing
- Cryptographic Algorithms (AES, RSA, ECC, SHA, MD5, HMAC, PBKDF2)
- Symmetric Encryption
- Asymmetric Encryption
- Digital Signatures
- Cryptographic Key Management (key generation, distribution, storage, rotation)
- Hash Functions (MD5, SHA1, SHA256)
- Transport Layer Security (TLS)
- Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
- Cryptography in Network Security (IPsec, VPN, SSL/TLS, HTTPS)
- Cryptography in Storage Security (file encryption, database encryption)
- Cryptography in Cloud Security (encryption at rest, encryption in transit, key management)
- Cryptography in Mobile Security (encryption on mobile devices, SSL/TLS on mobile apps)
- Cryptography in Email Security (PGP, S/MIME, DKIM, SPF)
- Cryptography in Identity and Access Management (multi-factor authentication, password hashing)
- SIEM Concepts and Architecture
- Event Sources and Log Management
- Event Correlation and Normalization
- Use Cases Writing and Fine-Tune
- Threat Detection and Alerting
- Proactive Monitoring and Triage of Security Events
- Compliance Reporting and Auditing
- User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA)
- Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence in SIEM
- Data Analytics and Visualization
- Log Collection and Processing
- Monitor Security Events and Logs such as Proxy, IPS/IDS, Firewall, Email, Anti-Malware, Endpoints Security, Web Application Firewall to maintain situational awareness.
- Monitors health of Security Sensors and SIEM Infrastructure.
- Generate and Delivered Reports- Daily, Weekly Monthly
- Working with Dashboards.
- Network Security Fundamentals ( confidentiality, integrity, availability, non-repudiation)
- Firewall technologies (stateful, stateless, application-level, NGFW, UTM)
- Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems (IDS/IPS) and their role in network security
- Network Segmentation and Network Access Control (NAC) Technologies
- Network Traffic Analysis using Wireshark ( packet capture, protocol analysis, network flow analysis)
- Virtual Private Network (VPN) Technologies and their role in network security
- VPN Protocols (OpenVPN, IPSec, L2TP, PPTP)
- Network Scanning and Vulnerability assessment tools and techniques
- Distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack mitigation techniques
- Network forensics and incident response procedures
- Identity and access management (IAM) technologies and their role in network security
- DNS security technologies ( DNSSEC, DNS filtering)
- Introduction to Malware Analysis
- Types of Malware (viruses, worms, trojans, rootkits, ransomware and more)
- Malware Analysis Techniques(dynamic analysis, static analysis, behavioral analysis, memory analysis, and reverse engineering)
- Setting up the Sandbox for Malware Analysis
- Indicators of compromise
- Categories of indicators of compromise
- Email indicators
- Network indicators
- Host-based indicators
- Behavioural indicators
- Malware Detection and Prevention
- Malware Functionality
- Malware Removal Techniques
- Malware Mitigation
- Malware Research:
- Malware Case Studies
- Endpoint Security Concepts and Architecture.
- Malware and virus Detection and Prevention.
- Host-based Intrusion Detection and Prevention.
- Firewall and Network Protection
Application Control and Whitelisting. - Patch Management and Vulnerability Assessment.
- Data Loss Prevention.
- Device Control and USB Blocking.
- User Behavior Monitoring and Analytics.
- File Integrity Monitoring (FIM)
- Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR)
- Forensics and Investigation of Endpoint Incidents.
- Web Application Architecture
- HTTP Communication
- HTTP Methods
- HTTP Requests and Responses
- HTTP Headers
- Cookies and Sessions
- URL Encoding
- Caching
- Proxies and Gateways
- HTTPS (SSL/TLS encryption and certificate authentication)
- Web Application Security Techniques
- Web Application Firewall (WAF)
- NIST-SP 800-61, Computer Security Incident Handling Guide
- Incident Response Plan Development and Execution
- Incident Management and Coordination
- Incident Classification and Prioritization
- Incident Notification and Communication
- Evidence Collection and Preservation
- Threat Analysis and Intelligence Gathering
- Network and host forensics
- Memory analysis and volatile data collection
- Preparation
- Detection and Reporting
- Triage and Analysis
- Containment and Neutralization
- Eradication
- Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Planning
- Post-Incident Activities
- Patch Management and System Hardening
- Legal and Regulatory Considerations
- Cyber Kill Chain
MITRE ATT&CK Framework - Malware infections: Viruses, Trojans, Ransomware
- Phishing Attacks
- Spear-phishing Attacks
- Social Engineering Attack
- Phishing email Analysis
- Email Header Analysis
- Denial-of-service (DoS) attacks
- Brute-force attacks
- Account compromised
- Insider threats
- Unauthorized access
- Data breaches
- Advanced persistent threats (APTs)
- Website defacements
- Man-in-the-Middle Attack
- SQL Injection Attack
- Password Attack
- Web Attacks
- IOC-Indicator of Compromise
- URL Analysis
- IP Analysis
- Threat Hunting Methodology
- Types of Treat Hunting
- Threat Hunting Use Cases
- Threat Hunting Tools
- Threat Hunting Scenarios
- Threat hunting Metrics
- Behavioral Analysis
- Use of Threat Intelligence in Hunting
- Data Collection and Analysis
- Review threat intelligence feeds and investigate on identified potential indicators of compromise (IOCs)
- Collaboration and communication
- Integration with SIEM, EDR
- Threat Intelligence Sources
- Threat Intelligence Platforms
- Threat Intelligence Analysis
- Threat Modeling
- Threat Intelligence Sharing
- Threat intelligence Integration with Security Tools (such as SIEM, Firewall, Proxy, Email Gateway, and EDR)
- Identify and Ingest Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) Into Applicable Security Controls
- Review Detection Coverage of IOCs and if no coverage then submit it for coverage to relevant vendor/Internal Teams
- Vulnerability Assessment
- Vulnerability Management Life Cycle
- Nessus Installation
- Scan Prerequisites
- Vulnerability Scanning
- Credential scan and Non-Credential scan
- Vulnerability Prioritization
- Vulnerability Remediation
- Patch Management
- Reporting and metrics
- Asset Management
- Importance of Ethical hacking
- Skills of an ethical hacker
- Bug Bounty Program
- Types of Hackers: Black Hat, White Hat, Grey Hat, Script Kiddies, Hacktivists, State-Sponsored.
- Types of Ethical Hackers: Network Penetration Tester, Web Application Penetration Tester, Wireless Security Expert, Mobile Application Security Tester, Red Teamer.
- Penetration testing life cycle
- Reconnaissance
- Vulnerability scanning
- Exploitation
- Privilege escalation
- Post-exploitation
FAQs
A Security Operations Center (SOC) is an essential component of a data protection and security system that helps lower the level of risk that information systems face from external and internal threats.
A SOC Analyst monitors an organization’s network and systems for potential security threats, analyzes and investigates incidents, and provides remediation guidance. They also create and maintain security documentation, perform vulnerability assessments, and develop incident response plans.
The demand for SOC Analysts is expected to grow rapidly in the coming years as more organizations prioritize cybersecurity. SOC Analysts can also advance to higher-level positions such as SOC Manager or Chief Information Security Officer (CISO).
A typical SOC Analyst course covers topics such as threat detection and analysis, incident response, vulnerability assessments, security tools and technologies, and security documentation and reporting.
A SOC Analyst is a member of the cybersecurity team in charge of monitoring and combating threats to a company’s IT infrastructure. They are at the forefront against security threats, and they are responsible for evaluating security systems, discovering and repairing vulnerabilities, and increasing cyber resilience.
Yes, CyberSecXperts will provides a course completion certificate after the successful training session. SOC Analyst Certification Course have great value in Job market.
Many candidates ask this question if Cyber Security field requires programming knowledge? No, even 95% of cyber security professional does not have programming knowledge and they are successful in their career.
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