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EC-Council: Certified SOC Analyst (CSA) Certification Training in Qatar
The three-day Certified Security Operation Center (SOC) Analyst (CSA) training and certification program helps candidates gain cutting-edge technical skills in high demand by providing guidance from some of the most seasoned educators in the business. It is designed to help aspir
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Course Overview
This three-day course, "Certified Security Operation Center (SOC) Analyst," is intended for aspiring and current Tier I and Tier II SOC analysts who want to improve their abilities to conduct cyber security operations at an advanced level. A SOC analyst has become increasingly necessary due to the rise in cyberattacks and unlawful internet thefts. This course will significantly improve your knowledge of SIEM deployment, incident detection, and response at competent scales. Additionally, you will examine the principles of SOC operations and how to manage SOC procedures. With a thorough understanding of SOC processes, procedures, technologies, and workflows, the learners will become proficient in integrating threat intelligence into SIEM for improved incident detection and response.
Firms employ qualified SOC Analysts as front-line defenders, significantly improving career prospects with high-end, well-known businesses. Lab exercises will also be a part of the course, emphasizing the combined approach of foundational and forward-thinking knowledge about identifying and authenticating intrusion attempts. Enroll in Vinsys Qatar's Certified SOC Analyst training program to get the expertise required for efficient threat identification, incident handling, and continuous surveillance. Gain knowledge from seasoned experts and advance your cybersecurity career.
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Course Objectives
This course's learning objectives include, but are not restricted to:
- Plan, coordinate, and conduct threat assessments and monitoring inside the company.
- Acquire a fundamental comprehension and comprehensive grasp of security risks, assaults, vulnerabilities, attacker behaviors, cyber death chain, etc.
- Get equipped to detect indications of compromise (IOCs) used in ongoing and future investigations by identifying the tools, techniques, and methods used by attackers.
- Learn practical experience creating use cases for SIEM systems.
- Gain the ability to report problems to the right teams so they can get more help.
- Explore the process of gathering, monitoring, and analyzing security events and log data.
- Obtain a great deal of event management and security information experience.
- Discover the frequently utilized use cases in the SIEM setup.
- Apply a wide range of inconsistent and dynamic threat data.
- Learn how to manage SIEM systems, including Splunk, AlienVault, OSSIM, and ELK.
- Understand the act of monitoring and evaluating logs and alarms from several platforms and technologies (IDS/IPS, end-point protection, servers, and workstations).
- Recognize the design, execution, and optimization of SIEM systems (Splunk, Alien Vault, OSSIM, and ELK).
- Learn about the process of Centralized Log Management, or CLM.
- Capable of producing reports, developing threat cases (correlation rules), etc.
- Indentify the scope of conducting security threat analysis and monitoring new threat trends.
- Get practical experience with the process of classifying alerts.
- Acknowledge the method using a ticketing system for the service desk.
- Identify strategies for writing reports and briefings on the findings and methods of analyses.
- Learn how you incorporate threat intelligence into SIEM to improve incident response and detection.
- Understand about SOC workflows, technologies, processes, and procedures.
- Explore how SOC and IRT collaborate to improve incident response.
- Know about the Incident Response Procedure.
Audience
The intensely engaging and dynamic Certified Security Operation Center (SOC) Analyst course is intended primarily for:
- Executive in entry-level cyber security
- Tier I and Tier II SOC analysts
- An analyst of cybersecurity
- Engineers providing technical support
- Administrators of Systems
- Consultants in Security
- Analysts of Cybersecurity
- Network Administrators
- Network Administrators/Architects
- Security System Designers
- SOC Analysts (L1 & L2)
- Information Security Researcher
- Information security position at entry-level
- Any expert in security managing activities related to network security
- Those who aspire to work as SOC analysts
Eligibility Criteria
The following are the minimal requirements needed to complete the Certified Security Operation Center (SOC) Analyst course:
- Basic knowledge of network topology and TCP/IP protocols, among other networking topics.
- Knowledge of operating systems and their command line interfaces, mainly Windows and Linux.
- Familiarity with the availability, integrity, and confidentiality of information security concepts.
- A basic awareness of many cyber threats and typical attack methods.
- Knowledge of security tools, including intrusion prevention systems (IPS), intrusion detection systems (IDS), and firewalls.
- While not required, some exposure to or familiarity with security information and event management (SIEM) systems is advantageous.
- Analytical thinking and problem-solving abilities to contribute to incident detection and response tasks efficiently.
Course Outline
Module 1: SOC Foundational Ideas
- Fundamentals of Computer Networks
- Suite of TCP/IP Protocols
- Protocols at the Application Layer
- Protocols at the Transport Layer
- Protocols at the Internet Layer
- Protocols at the Link Layer
- Port Numbering and IP Addressing
- Controls for Network Security
- Devices for Network Security
- Windows Security
- Unix/Linux Security
- Web Application Fundamentals
- Information Security Legislation and Policies
Module 2:Operations and Management of Security
- Security Oversight
- Operations for Security
- Center for Security Operations (SOC)
- SOC Requirement
- SOC Abilities
- SOC Functions
- SOC Process
- SOC's constituents are people, processes, and technology.
- Individuals
- Technology
- Procedures
- SOC Model Types
- Models of SOC Maturity
- SOC Sequences
- SOC Execution
- Key Performance Indicators for SOC
- Difficulties with SOC Implementation
- The Best Ways to Manage SOC
- NOC vs. SOC
Module 3: Recognizing IoCs, Cyber Threats, and Attack Techniques
- Threats from Cyberspace
- Goal-Motive-Intent
- Procedures, Techniques, and Tactics (TTPs)
- Strength, Vulnerability, and Opportunity
- Attacks at the Network Level
- Attacks at the Host Level
- Attacks at the Application Level
- Threats to Email Security
- Comprehending Compromise Indicators
- Recognizing the Hacking Methods Used by Attackers
Module 4: Events, Incidents, and Logging
- Event
- Situation
- Log
- Common Sources of Logs
- Requirements for Logging
- Standard Format for Logs
- Methods for Logging
- Local Recordkeeping
- Logging in Centralized
Module 5: Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) for Incident Identification
- Information and Event Management (SIEM) for security
- Analytics for Security
- SIEM Requirement
- Standard SIEM Features
- The Architecture of SIEM and Its Elements
- SIEM Provisioning
- SIEM Implementation
- SIEM-Based Incident Detection
- Examples of Use Cases in All SIEM Deployments
- Managing the Analysis and Triaging of Alerts
Module 6:Threat Intelligence-Enhanced Incident Detection
- Knowing Cyber Threat Intelligence
- Why Is Intelligence-Driven SOC at Risk?
Module 7: Incident Response
- Team for Incident Response (IRT)
- Where in the Organization Does IRT Fit?
- SOC and IRT Partnership
- Overview of the Incident Response (IR) Process
- Step 1: Getting Ready for the Incident Reaction
- Step 2: Assignment and Recording of Incidents
- Step 3: Triage of incidents
- Step 4: Notification
- Step 5: Retention
- Step 6: Compiling Proof and Conducting Forensic Examination
- Step 7: Complete Elimination
- Step 8: Recuperation
- Step 9: Actions Following the Incident
- Handling Incidents Related to Network Security
- Addressing Incidents of Application Security
- Handling Security Incidents via Email
- Taking Action in Insider Incidents
- Addressing Malware-Related Events
About The Certification
After finishing the Certified Security Operation Center Analyst course, you must take an exam. Once you pass this examination, you'll be certified as a SOC Analyst. With this prestigious qualification, you will possess the knowledge and skills required for success in various industries, including manufacturing, government agencies, financial services, healthcare, and education. By earning this certification, you'll be able to work as a professional SOC analyst and keep an eye out for any illegal conduct that can jeopardize a business's availability, confidentiality, or integrity. You'll be able to contribute significantly to the protection of servers, the security of confidential data, and adherence to legal requirements in today's cybersecurity environments.
About The Exam :
You are eligible to take the 312-39 exam after course completion. By passing this exam, the candidate will demonstrate that they can identify attacker tools, strategies, and techniques to find indications of compromise (IOCs) used in ongoing and future investigations. It attests to the learners' capacity to identify potential risks. The mandatory CSA exam aims to verify your eligibility for a career as a SOC analyst. It tests your understanding and grasp of the duties necessary to become a SOC analyst. Below are the examination details:
- Title of Exam: SOC Analyst Certification
- Exam Number: 312-39
- Number of Questions: 100
- Duration: 3 hours
- Test Format Multiple Choice
- Passing Score: 70%
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- Guided learning and online group reporting let you monitor your progress and maximize your training investment.
- Peer contact and cooperative learning promoted via forums, group projects, and collaborative technologies.
- Modified curriculum to fit the requirements of the learners or the organization.
Corporate Training
- Use simulations and e-learning materials to demonstrate technology-assisted learning techniques.
- Make contacts, share expertise, and have conversations with various business specialists.
- Assign subject-matter experts capable of translating theoretical ideas into practical commercial situations.
- In interactive online learning environments, real-time active engagement is encouraged.
FAQ’s
How long does the course last?
The training takes three days or twenty-four hours.
Are Certified Security Operation Center (SOC) Analyst courses intended for beginners?
Indeed, learners at all ability levels could benefit from this training.
Will the trainers have sufficient experience to deliver the content in the most effective way possible?
Vinsys ensures its trainers have substantial experience and solid academic backgrounds, making them reliable for professional certification training because it is a respectable training partner for large enterprises. We note the concerns expressed by attendees and designate the most experienced corporate trainers with the technological expertise to offer insightful guidance to learners.
What distinguishes Vinsys Qatar from other training providers?
The well-known training firm Vinsys stands out for its wide range of courses, knowledgeable professionals, flexible instruction techniques, and solid industry reputation. Under the guidance of knowledgeable and experienced instructors, you will receive an outstanding education, plenty of practice examinations, help with exams, round-the-clock instructor support, and much more.
What happens if my team's schedule conflicts with the course schedule?
Don't worry! Vinsys allows you to select between half-day and full-day training based on your staff's availability and learning capability.
What is a SOC analyst's role?
SOC analysts are essentially technicians whose role is to assist in tracking and evaluating the effectiveness of a company's cybersecurity infrastructure. This kind of technician is part of a team whose primary responsibilities include identifying, assessing, and resolving emerging cybersecurity issues.
Is a SOC analyst a promising career?
The SOC analyst position is an excellent area in which to begin a career in cyber security because it is more of an entry-level to mid-level function (depending on tier classification and experience). This is an excellent option for those who wish to work in a larger, more organized cybersecurity team.
Is coding necessary for SOC analysts?
It is unnecessary to be proficient in coding to work as a SOC analyst, although it may aid in threat detection. A SOC analyst often uses pre-made tools and software.
After my senior year, can I pursue cybersecurity courses?
Given the rising need for cybersecurity specialists, interested and qualified individuals may continue their education after completing their 12th-grade education. Because of the increase in cyberattacks worldwide, businesses need qualified specialists to safeguard their digital assets.
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