EC-Council CERTIFIED SOC Analyst (C|SA)
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4.8
Taux de réussite
4.9
Description
The Certified SOC Analyst (CSA) program is the first step to joining a security operations center (SOC). It is engineered for current and aspiring Tier I and Tier II SOC analysts to achieve proficiency in performing entry level and intermediate-level operations.
CSA is a training and credentialing program that helps the candidate acquire trending and in-demand technical skills through instruction by some of the most experienced trainers in the industry. The program focuses on creating new career opportunities through extensive, meticulous knowledge with enhanced level capabilities for dynamically contributing to a SOC team.
Being an intense 3-day program, it thoroughly covers the fundamentals of SOC operations, before relaying the knowledge of log management and correlation, SIEM deployment, advanced incident detection, and incident response.
Additionally, the candidate will learn to manage various SOC processes and collaborate with CSIRT at the time of need.
Target group
- SOC Analysts (Tier I and Tier II)
- Network and Security Administrators, Network and Security Engineers,Network Defense Analyst,Network, Defense Technicians, Network, Security Specialist, Network, Security Operator, and any security professional handling network security operations
- Cybersecurity Analyst
- Entry-level cybersecurity professionals
- Anyone who wants to become a SOC Analyst.
Training Program
- Duration : 3 days
Module 00 : SOC Essential Concepts
- Computer Network Fundamentals
- TCP/IP Protocol Suite
- Application Layer Protocols
- Transport Layer Protocols
- Internet Layer Protocols
- Link Layer Protocols
- IP Addressing and Port Numbers
- Network Security Controls
- Network Security Devices
- Windows Security
- Unix/Linux Security
- Web Application Fundamentals
Module 01 : Security Operations and Management
- Security Management
- Security Operations
- Security Operations Center (SOC)
- Need of SOC
- SOC Capabilities
- SOC Operations
- SOC Workflow
- Components of SOC: People, Process and Technology
- People
- Technology
- Processes
- Types of SOC Models
- SOC Maturity Models
- SOC Generations
- SOC Implementation
- SOC Key Performance Indicators (KPI) and Metrics
- Challenges in Implementation of SOC
- Best Practices for Running SOC
- SOC vs NOC
Module 02 : Understanding Cyber Threats, IoCs, and Attack Methodology
- Cyber Threats
- Intent-Motive-Goal
- Tactics-Techniques-Procedures (TTPs)
- Opportunity-Vulnerability-Weakness
- Network Level Attacks
- Host Level Attacks
- Application Level Attacks
- Email Security Threats
- Understanding Indicators of Compromise (IoCs)
- Understanding Attacker’s Hacking Methodology
- Exercise 1: Application Level Threats: Understanding the Working of SQL InjectionAttacks
- Exercise 2: Application Level Threats: Understanding the Working of XSS Attacks
- Exercise 3: Network Level Threats: Understanding the Working of Network Scanning Attacks
- Exercise 4: Host Level Threats: Understanding the Working of Brute Force Attacks
Module 03 : Incidents, Events, and Logging
- Incident
- Event
- Log
- Typical Log Sources
- Need of Log
- Logging Requirements
- Typical Log Format
- Logging Approaches
- Local Logging
- Centralized Logging
- Exercise 1: Local Logging: Configuring, Monitoring, and Analyzing Windows Logs
- Exercise 2: Local Logging: Configuring, Monitoring, and Analyzing IIS Logs
- Exercise 3: Local Logging: Configuring, Monitoring, and Analyzing Snort IDS Logs
- Exercise 4: Centralized Logging: Collecting Logs from Different Devices into Centralized Location
Module 04 : Incident Detection with Security Information and Event Management (SIEM)
- Security Information and Event Management(SIEM)
- Security Analytics
- Need of SIEM
- Typical SIEM Capabilities
- SIEM Architecture and Its Components
- SIEM Solutions
- SIEM Deployment
- Incident Detection with SIEM
- Examples of commonly Used Use Cases Across all SIEM deployments
- Handling Alert Triaging and Analysis
- Exercise 1: Creating Splunk Use Case and Generating Alerts for Brute-force Attempts
- Exercise 2: Creating Splunk Use Case and Generating Alerts for SQL Injection Attempts
- Exercise 3: Creating Splunk Use Case and Generating Alerts for XSS Attempts
- Exercise 4: Creating Splunk Use Case and Generating Alerts for Network Scanning Attempts
- Exercise 5: Creating Splunk Use Case for Registry Monitoring
- Exercise 6: Creating Splunk Use Case for Monitoring Insecure Ports and Services
Module 05 : Enhanced Incident Detection with Threat Intelligence
- Understanding Cyber Threat Intelligence
- Why Threat Intelligence-driven SOC?
- Exercise 1: Integrating IoCs into ELK Stack
- Exercise 2: Integrating OTX Threat Data in OSSIM
- Exercise 3: Integrating Threat Intelligence Capability of OSSIM
Module 06 : Incident Response
- Incident Response
- Incident Response Team (IRT)
- Where Does IRT Fits in the Organization?
- SOC and IRT Collaboration
- Incident Response (IR) Process Overview
- Step 1: Preparation for Incident Response
- Step 2: Incident Recording and Assignment
- Step 3: Incident Triage
- Step 4: Notification
- Step 5: Containment
- Step 6: Evidence Gathering and Forensic Analysis
- Step 7: Eradication
- Step 8: Recovery
- Step 9: Post-Incident Activities
- Responding to Network Security Incidents Responding to Application Security Incidents
- Responding to Email Security Incidents
- Responding to an Insider Incidents
- Responding to Malware incidents
- Exercise 1: Generating Tickets for Incidents
- Exercise 2: Containing Data Loss Incidents
- Exercise 3: Eradicating SQL injection and XSS Incidents
- Exercise 4: Recovering from Data Loss Incidents
- Exercise 5: Reporting an Incident
Goal
- Gain Knowledge of SOC processes, procedures, technologies, and workflows.
- Gain basic understanding and in-depth knowledge of security threats, attacks, vulnerabilities, attacker’s behaviors, cyber kill chain, etc.
- Able to recognize attacker tools, tactics, and procedures to identify indicators of compromise (IOCs) that can be utilized during active and future investigations.
- Able to monitor and analyze logs and alerts from a variety of different technologies across multiple platforms (IDS/IPS, end-point protection, servers and workstations).
- Gain knowledge of Centralized Log Management (CLM) process.
- Able to perform Security events and log collection, monitoring, and analysis.
- Gain experience and extensive knowledge of Security Information and Event Management.
- Gain knowledge on administering SIEM solutions (Splunk/AlienVault/OSSIM/ELK).
- Understand the architecture, implementation and fine tuning of SIEM solutions (Splunk/AlienVault/OSSIM/ELK).
- Gain hands-on experience on SIEM use case development process.
- Able to develop threat cases (correlation rules), create reports, etc.
- Learn use cases that are widely used across the SIEM deployment.
- Plan, organize, and perform threat monitoring and analysis in the enterprise.
- Able to monitor emerging threat patterns and perform security threat analysis.
- Gain hands-on experience in alert triaging process.
- Able to escalate incidents to appropriate teams for additional assistance..
- Able to use a Service Desk ticketing system.
- Able to prepare briefings and reports of analysis methodology and results.
- Gain knowledge of integrating threat intelligence into SIEM for enhanced incident detection and response.
- Able to make use of varied, disparate, constantly changing threat information.
- Gain knowledge of Incident Response Process.
- Gain understating of SOC and IRT collaboration for better incident response
Recommended
To enroll in the Certified SOC Analyst (CSA) training, the following prerequisite is required:
- A minimum of 1 year of professional experience in network administration or information security.
- Langue : Anglais
- Niveau : Avancé
- Organisme de certification : EC-Council
- Certification : Oui
- Accesibilité : Oui
- Durée : 3 jours
Information importante :
Nos formations ne sont pas inscrites au Répertoire National des Certifications Professionnelles (RNCP), mais elles sont conformes aux exigences du Répertoire Spécifique (RS).