SOC ANALYST
"Shielding Networks, Defending Data: Forge Your Path as a Certified SOC Analyst"
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1:1 Career Mentorship by Industry Expert
Resume Building Sessions by Hiring Experts
Placement Drives with Hiring Partners ,assured interview opportunities
Mock Interviews by Domain Experts
Placement Portal Access for Job Opportunities
Catch The Flags (CTF)
Our Key Program Highlights.
Cybersecurity Career Preparation
Cultivate an impressive cybersecurity portfolio
Engage in Cybersecurity CTF Challenges
Cybersecurity case studies and hands on projects
Cybersecurity Career Opportunities
Cybersecurity certification opportunity
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Use ELK Stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana) to collect, parse, and analyze log data from various sources such as firewalls, IDS/IPS, and servers. Create dashboards to visualize log events and perform correlation analysis to detect security incidents.
Deploy Snort or Suricata IDS in a test environment and fine-tune intrusion detection rules to detect and alert on suspicious network activity. Analyze alerts generated by the IDS to identify potential threats and false positives.
Set up Cuckoo Sandbox or Any. Run to analyze malware samples in a controlled environment. Execute malware samples and analyze their behavior, network communications, and file changes. Document findings and generate reports detailing malware behavior.
Conduct threat-hunting exercises using open-source threat intelligence feeds and tools like MISP (Malware Information Sharing Platform). Investigate suspicious indicators of compromise (IOCs) and hunt for signs of advanced persistent threats (APTs) or insider threats.
Simulate a security incident such as a phishing attack or ransomware infection. Utilize tools like The Hive and Cortex for incident case management, threat analysis, and response coordination. Practice incident containment, eradication, and recovery procedures.
Perform vulnerability assessments using OpenVAS (Open Vulnerability Assessment System) or Nessus. Scan network hosts and systems for known vulnerabilities and prioritize patching based on severity ratings. Document findings and remediation recommendations.
Customize a SIEM solution like OSSIM (Open Source Security Information Management) or Graylog. Configure data sources, correlation rules, and alerting thresholds tailored to organizational needs. Monitor SIEM dashboards for security events and investigate anomalies.
Use OWASP ZAP (Zed Attack Proxy) or Burp Suite Community Edition to perform web application security testing. Conduct automated and manual scans to identify vulnerabilities such as SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), and insecure configurations.
Facilitate tabletop exercises to simulate security incidents and practice incident response procedures. Develop scenarios based on real-world threats and engage stakeholders in discussions on detection, containment, and communication strategies.
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Let's dive into the Exploration of our SOC Analyst Curriculum.
Module 1 : INTRODUCTION TO SOC - 1
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Importance of SOC
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SOC Capabilities
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SOC Models
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SOC Roles and Responsibilities
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SOC Analyst
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Incident Responder
Module 2 : INTRODUCTION TO SOC - 2 and SOC GENERATIONS
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CISO
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SOC - PROCESS
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SOC - TECHNOLOGY
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G1 - SOC
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G2 - SOC
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G3 - SOC
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G4 - SOC
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G5 - SOC
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Next G - SOC
Module 3 : SOC ACTIVITIES
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Gathering, Analyzing and Validating
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Understanding the Network and Host level attacks
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Discuss the Hacker's Hacking Methodology
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Reporting
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Responding
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Documentation
Module 4 : SIEM - 1
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SIEM Introduction
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SIEM Basics
Module 5 : SIEM - 2
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Log Aggregation
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Log Evaluation, Log Analysis
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Centralized Logging and Local Logging
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Incident Detection
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Threat Intelligence
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SIEM Tools
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SIEM Tools Extended
Module 6 : SOC DEPLOYMENT - 1
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Developing SOC Strategy
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Design and Deploy SOC
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Use Cases in SOC
Module 7 : SOC DEPLOYMENT - 2
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Access, Report and Analysis
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SOC Implementation Challenges
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Best Practices in Operating SOC
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Understanding how Threat Intelligence Strategy is developed
Module 8 : CAPSTONE PROJECT
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Labs, Challenges and Assignments
Roadmap to Cybersecurity
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Practical Lectures, Career guidance, and Mentorship Sessions
Interview Preparation
Projects, Assessments, CTF's and Hacking Competitions
Capstone Project
and Bug bounty Hunting
Career Support
Get Certified
"Upon successful completion of our program, you will be awarded a prestigious Program in SOC Analyst certificate, which includes a globally recognized certification. This certification not only bolsters your professional qualifications but also bestows the legal eligibility to work in cybersecurity across the globe, opening doors to exciting opportunities in the field."
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