• Practical, In-Demand Skills: You won’t just learn about cybersecurity; you’ll do We’ll teach you to monitor security logs, analyze network traffic, and conduct vulnerability assessments—skills that employers seek and value.
•  Interactive Labs & Live Projects: Tackle real-life scenarios through labs and live projects that mimic the challenges you’ll face on the job. This isn’t just about learning; it’s about mastering the skills to handle today’s evolving threats.
•  Guidance from Industry Experts: Gain insights from experienced professionals through live sessions, ensuring you’re always learning from those on the cutting edge of cybersecurity.
•  Comprehensive Threat Management: Train in threat detection, response, and prevention while sharpening your collaboration skills for effective incident management within a team.
•  Proactive Defense Techniques: Go beyond the basics with knowledge of setting up protocols that help protect against future risks, making you a valuable asset in any organization.

This program has been thoughtfully crafted to transform you from a learner into a cybersecurity practitioner. If you’re looking for a career where you can make a real difference in protecting data and infrastructure, our SOC Analyst Training is your pathway to success.

• Launch an Exciting Career in Cybersecurity: With over 45 new job openings for SOC analysts daily, SOC analysts are in demand worldwide. Salaries for cybersecurity professionals average from $72,000 to $170,000, making this a lucrative career path.
• Real-World Training for Real-World Threats: Our curriculum is packed with practical, job-ready skills you’ll actually use. Through live projects, case studies, and interactive labs, you’ll learn to detect, manage, and respond to real security incidents—just like a pro.
• Expert-Led Curriculum: Designed by industry experts, this program covers everything from threat analysis and incident detection to SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) and threat intelligence. You’ll be learning from the best, gaining insights that are immediately applicable.

Module 1: Introduction to SOC and Cybersecurity

Overview of Cybersecurity Fundamentals

1. SOC roles and responsibilities
2. Threat landscape and cybersecurity frameworks
3. Introduction to key security concepts like CIA triad (Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability)

Module 2: Threat Intelligence and Threat Hunting

1. Types of threat intelligence (tactical, operational, strategic)
2. Threat hunting methodologies
3. Using indicators of compromise (IOCs) and tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs)
4. Familiarity with threat intelligence platforms and sources.

Module 3: Incident Detection and Monitoring

1. Log management and event correlation
2. Introduction to SIEM tools (e.g., Splunk, Sentinel, QRadar, Google Chronicle)
3. Configuring alerts and detection rules in SIEM
4. Monitoring network traffic and packet analysis basics.

Module 4: Incident Response and Handling

1. Incident response phases (Preparation, Identification, Containment, Eradication, Recovery, and Lessons Learned)
2. Understanding common attack vectors and mitigation strategies
3. Forensic techniques and analysis
4. Documentation and reporting for incidents.

Module 5: Malware Analysis and Reverse Engineering 1. Basics of malware types and analysis techniques

2. Static vs. dynamic analysis
3. Tools for malware analysis (e.g., IDA Pro, Ghidra, Sandbox tools)
4. Recognizing common malware patterns and indicators.
5. Module 6: Network Security Fundamentals Network architecture and defense-in-depth concepts
6. Firewalls, IDS/IPS, VPNs, and network segmentation
7. TCP/IP stack, protocols, and common network attacks
8. Network traffic analysis with tools like Wireshark.

Module 7: Endpoint Security and Vulnerability Management

1. Endpoint security tools (e.g., EDR, antivirus, anti-malware)
2. Vulnerability scanning and patch management
3. Identifying and assessing vulnerabilities
4. Configuration and hardening best practices
5. Anomaly detection techniques

Module 9: Reporting and Communication

1. Writing incident reports and executive summaries
2. Briefing stakeholders on security incidents
3. Communicating effectively with technical and non-technical teams
4. Incident post-mortem and recommendations for improvement

Module 10: Hands-On Labs and Case Studies

1. Simulated attack scenarios and incident handling
2. Threat hunting exercises in lab environments
3. Live analysis of simulated alerts
4. Reviewing case studies of real-world security incidents

This structure provides a strong foundation for SOC analysts, from threat detection and analysis to response and communication skills essential for success in SOC environments.

By the end of this program, you’ll be able to:

• Protect Organizations: Effectively identify and respond to threats, keeping companies safe from attacks.
• Understand Attackers’ Mindsets: Anticipate threats by understanding hacker methodologies and tactics.
• Prevent Future Threats: Establish strong security protocols to proactively protect against future vulnerabilities.

This certification opens doors to highly sought-after roles such as:

• SOC Analyst
• Incident Response Handler
• Cybersecurity Operations Analyst
• Security Consultant

With cyber threats on the rise, companies need SOC analysts more than ever, and they’re willing to pay top dollar for trained professionals. Stand out from the crowd with skills that make an immediate impact in the workplace.

The SOC analyst field is dynamic and in high demand across industries, with some certifications standing out for their value and rigor. Here are some top certifications that can boost your SOC career and help you keep up with the latest technology advancements.

1. GIAC Security Essentials (GSEC) – Recognized globally, this certification by the Global Information Assurance Certification (GIAC) covers network security, cryptography, and other core cybersecurity practices.
2. Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) – Offered by (ISC)², CISSP covers a wide array of security topics, including access control and risk management, ideal for professionals advancing in cybersecurity.
3. Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) – From ISACA, CISM is ideal for those focusing on security management, aligning IT security with business goals, and preparing for senior roles like CISO.
4. Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) – Provided by EC-Council, CEH focuses on ethical hacking techniques, vulnerability analysis, and penetration testing, making it essential for hands-on security roles.
5. EC-Council Certified Security Analyst (ECSA) – A step up from CEH, ECSA delves deeper into penetration testing, vulnerability assessment, and advanced attack strategies.
6. CompTIA Security+ – An entry-level certification covering essential cybersecurity topics like threat management, identity management, and risk mitigation. Great for beginners in the field.
7. Systems Security Certified Practitioner (SSCP) – Also from (ISC)², SSCP focuses on hands-on roles, covering network security and operational security for SOC analyst roles.
8. Certified Wireless Security Professional (CWSP) – For those interested in wireless security, CWSP covers LAN security, wireless vulnerabilities, and attack strategies.

 For a well-rounded SOC analyst career, consider starting with CompTIA Security+ for foundational skills, then progress to CISSP or CISM for more advanced roles. Adding specialized certifications like CEH or ECSA will further enhance your skill set in hands-on analysis and ethical hacking.
Choosing the right certifications can open doors to diverse opportunities in SOC analysis and cybersecurity, so select those that align best with your career goals!
COURSE

The duration for Cyber Security  package 1

Eight (8) Weeks

Monday and Wednesday 3 credit hours each day.

This course has two session;

Evening Session (In Person/Online)

Regular Session (Online/In Person)

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