What is a SOC?
Security Operations Center
A Security Operations Center (SOC) is the nerve center of cybersecurity in any organization. It is a dedicated team of cybersecurity professionals who work round the clock (24/7) to:
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Monitor the company’s IT infrastructure and networks in real-time.
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Detect cyber-attacks, suspicious activity, or potential threats.
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Respond quickly to security incidents to prevent or reduce damage.
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Recover & Report by ensuring the impact of any compromise is minimal and future risks are reduced.
The SOC team and SOC Analysts are the first line of defense against hackers, ensuring business operations stay safe, secure, and uninterrupted.
Why Choose Cybersecurity Analyst as Your Career?
By 2025, 3.5 million cybersecurity jobs are expected to remain unfilled globally
due to the shortage of skilled professionals.
Open to Any Graduate
Whether from IT or Non-IT Background, Anyone Can Become a Cybersecurity Analyst with the Right Training and Real Internship Experience.
Global Demand & Growth
Cybersecurity Offers Worldwide Opportunities and a Future-Proof Career
High Demand, Low Competition
Every company needs SOC analysts, but skilled SOC analysts are still rare
Fast Career Progression
Move from L1 to L3 roles within 1–3 years with hands-on experience
Attractive Salary
Cybersecurity Roles Offer Some of the Highest Packages in the IT Industry
Work with Leading Organizations
Opportunities in MNCs, banks, IT firms, and government sectors.
No Coding Required
Focus on investigation, detection, and real-time response in SOC roles.
Remote Work Flexibility
A Work-from-Home Friendly Career with Global Clients, Anywhere in the World
Be a Digital Hero
Protect companies from cyber threats and play a critical role.
Ever-Evolving Field
Always growing with AI, Cloud, Threat Intelligence, and more
Hands-On Career
Real-time monitoring, threat hunting, and incident response keep the job exciting and practical.
Clear Career Path
Start as SOC Analyst (L1) → Grow into Threat Hunter, Incident Responder, or SOC Manager.
HOW WE PREPARE YOU
What is Required to Get into Cybersecurity?
We train you from scratch, give you real SOC internship experience, improve your communication skills, prepare you with mock interviews, and connect you directly with companies for job placements.
Fundamentals in IT & Domain Knowledge
Learn from scratch — no prior experience needed. Build a solid IT and security foundation to start your SOC career.
Hands-on Real-Time Technical Experience
We are providing hands-on experience with a live internship in real company SOC environments
English Communication Skills
We conduct daily practice sessions through team meetings to improve your English and make you confident for job interviews
Crack the Interview
We are providing 200+ real SOC Analyst interview questions, mock sessions, and detailed feedback on each answer to prepare you for real interviews.
Resume & Profile Building and Job Interview Calls
We are providing you with a customized resume, an optimized profile, and direct interview opportunities with our partner companies.
Why CyberSecXperts is the Best for SOC Analyst Training
At CyberSecXperts, we go beyond theory to prepare you for real-world SOC challenges. Our training is designed by industry experts and focuses on hands-on labs, live projects, and simulated attacks, ensuring you gain the skills employers demand.
Course Overview
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SOC Analyst Career
Become a Global SOC Analyst in Just 60 Days – From fresher to placed, with or without an IT degree.
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Job Placement
100% Job Placement — or Your Money Back. We stand by you until you get the job.
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Real SOC Incidents
Master SOC Skills with 90+ Hours Training – 120 Real Incidents, Hands-On Labs, Job-Ready in Weeks.
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Live Internship
Live Internship with Partner Company with dashboard access & alert handling, using industry tools like Splunk, CrowdStrike,
Firewalls, IPS, WAF, Proxy, AWS,
Windows, Linux & more.
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AI-Powered Threat Detection
AI-Powered Threat Detection & GenAI Risk Defense – Use AI tools to triage, investigate, and respond to modern cyber
threats.
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Build and Fine-Tune SOC Use Cases
Build and Fine-Tune 120+ SOC Use Cases and Detection Rules – Gain SOC L2 and L3-level expertise to advance your cybersecurity career.
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Daily Team Meeting
Daily Team Meetings and Discussion Sessions – Improve English communication, build SOC teamwork confidence, and stay motivated to complete
training and get placed.
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Mock Interviews
Mock Interviews – Practice with 200+ company-verified questions and expert-guided answers.
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Flexible Time & Mentoring support
Flexible Learning Access – 24/7 from Any Device – Learn at your pace, with full support.
Security Tools You Will Learn In Training
+ many more
Security Responsibilities You Will Learn
Security Alert Monitoring & Triage
Monitor security alerts, filter false positives, and escalate real threats for investigation.
Security Alert Investigation
Analyze alerts in depth to confirm incidents, assess impact, and identify root causes.
Phishing Email Analysis
Analyze suspicious emails to detect malicious links, attachments, or spoofing attempts.
Malware Analysis
Analyze malicious files to understand their behavior, impact, and mitigation methods.
IOC Management
Identify, track, and update malicious indicators to enhance threat detection and prevention.
Threat Hunting
Perform proactive threat hunting using IOC scoping and contextual analysis
SIEM Use case Writing
Create and fine-tune detection rules in SIEM to identify real threats and reduce false positives.
Threat Intelligence
Use threat intel feeds to detect and defend against emerging cyber threats
SOC Course Syllabus
13 comprehensive modules covering all aspects of SOC operations
- Computer Components
- Computer Architecture
- Operating System and Types
- System Types
- Asset Management List
- Networking Devices and Network Types
- OSI Model
- IP Addressing
- Port Numbers
- Network Protocols (TCP, UDP, ICMP, DNS, DHCP, HTTP, FTP, SMTP, SNMP, SSH, RDP)
- Network Segmentation and DMZs
- Cryptography Fundamentals
- Encryption & Decryption
- Symmetric and Asymmetric
- Encryption
- Hashing & Hash Functions
- VPN and Its Uses
- HTTP vs HTTPS
- Digital Certificate
- SIEM Concepts and Architecture
- Splunk Installation & Configuration
- Log Sources and Log Management
- Event Correlation and Normalization
- Threat Detection and Alerting
- Monitoring the Health of Security Sensors and SIEM Infrastructure
- Introduction to Malware Analysis
- Types of Malware (viruses, worms, trojans, rootkits, ransomware and more)
- Malware Analysis Techniques
- Malware Detection and Prevention
- Malware Functionality
- Sandboxing- Any-Run
- Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR)
- Forensics and Investigation of Endpoint Incidents
- Indicators of Compromise(IoC)(Email, Network, Host-based, Behavioural indicators
- Endpoint Security Concepts and Architecture
- Host-based Intrusion Detection and Prevention (HIDS/HIPS)
- Device Control and USB Blocking
- User Behavior Monitoring and Analytics
- Network Security Diagram
- Firewall: Palo Alto
- IDS/IPS: TippingPoint
- Network Traffic Analysis using Wireshark
- Virtual Private Network (VPN)
Network Attacks Covered:
1.DNS Amplification Attack 2. DHCP Starvation Attack
3. TCP/UDP Flood Attack 4. DoS/DDoS Attacks Network Layer and Application Layer
- Web Application Architecture
- HTTP and HTTPS Communication
- HTTP Methods, Requests and Responses
- Cookies and Sessions
- Web Application Firewall (WAF): Imperva
- OWASP Top 10 Security Risk
- Incident Response Process
- Incident Classification and Prioritization
- Incident Notification and Communication
- Incident Preparation, Detection and Reporting
- Triage and Analysis
- Containment and Neutralization
- Eradication
- Post-Incident Activities
- Cyber Kill Chain
- MITRE ATT&CK Framework
- Malware infections: Viruses, Trojans, Ransomware
- Phishing Attacks
- Spear-phishing Attacks
- Social Engineering Attack
- Phishing email Analysis
- Denial-of-service (DoS) attacks
- Brute-force attacks
- Account compromised
- 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
- Insider threats
- Types of Treat Hunting
- Threat Hunting Use Cases
- Threat Hunting Tools
- Threat Hunting Scenarios
- Use of Threat Intelligence in Hunting
- Data Collection and Analysis
- Review threat intelligence feeds and investigate IOCs
- Integration with SIEM, EDR
- Threat Intelligence Platforms and Analysis
- Threat intelligence Integration with Security Tools (such as SIEM, Firewall, Proxy, Email Gateway, and EDR)
- Identify and Ingest IOCs Into Applicable Security Controls
- Review Detection Coverage of IOCs
- IOCs submission for coverage
- Vulnerability Assessment
- Vulnerability Management Life Cycle
- Vulnerability Scanning: Credential scan and Non-Credential scan
- Vulnerability Prioritization and Remediation
- Patch Management and Asset Management
- Reporting and metrics
- Importance of Ethical hacking
- Bug Bounty Program
- Types of Hackers
- Penetration testing life cycle
- Reconnaissance, Vulnerability scanning, Exploitation, Privilege escalation, Postexploitation
Our Partner Companies for Placement
200+ Partner Companies
Career Launchpad From Training to Offer
Training with
Hands-on Experience
Internship with
Real-Time
Real Job Interview
Questions (0–5 Years)
Scenario-Based
Mock Interviews
Resume Building
Support
Certificate of
Completion
Fee Structure
Our SOC Analyst Training & Internship Program Fee Details
Indian Students
₹30,000
Total Fees
International Students
$400
Total Fees