SOC Analyst Online Training Course in Dubai
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The SOC analyst training in Dubai program is meticulously designed by the subject matter experts at Infosec Train. The training program offers a deep insight into SOC operations and workflows. It is an excellent opportunity for aspiring and current SOC analysts (L1/L2/L3) to level up their skills to mitigate business risks by effectively handling and responding to security threats.

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  • 4 hrs/day Session
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SOC Analyst Course Description

Overview

SOC Analysts play a crucial position in today’s security teams since they are on the front lines of cyber defense, identifying and responding to cyber threats as they occur.

The InfosecTrain’s SOC Analyst training course is specifically created for aspiring and current SOC Analysts who want to learn how to prevent, identify, assess, and respond to cybersecurity threats and incidents. The course is the first level of a course series that includes Level 1-SOC Analyst and Level 2-SOC Specialist, and is specifically designed to assist you in mastering over trending and in-demand technical abilities to carry out numerous sophisticated SOC activities.

The course begins with the fundamentals of SOC teams and Blue Team operation architecture before moving on to more advanced topics such as digital forensics, incident response, threat intelligence, and SIEM (Security Incident and Event Management) solutions.

This training course also helps participants plan their preparation for the SOC Analyst certification examinations, which are required to obtain the most sought-after position in the SOC team.

Why SOC Analyst with Infosec Train ?

InfosecTrain is a leading technology and security training and consulting firm specializing in various IT security courses and services. We constantly provide the finest level of service and have the highest success rate in the industry. Our SOC Analyst training aims to improve your skills required in Security Operation Center and the following benefits:

  • We provide hands-on experience with tools like Splunk and Security Onion.
  • We assist SOC teams in understanding successful strategies and best practices.
  • We can help you present your qualifications and work experience for the position of SOC Analyst.
  • We provide a flexible training schedule.
  • We provide recorded videos after the session.
  • We offer post-training support.
  • We also provide a certificate of participation to each candidate.
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  • ITSM Trial Demo Tools
  • Nmap
  • Kali Linux
  • Splunk
  • Wireshark
  • Cyber Chef
  • SysInternals Suite
  • Command Line Tools for Linux/Windows
  • Maltego
  • AlienVault OTX
  • MISP
  • Phishtool
  • Mitre ATT&CK
  • Mitre Navigator
  • MxToolBox
  • HashCalc
  • Many More…

Target Audience

  • Technical Support Engineers
  • System Administrators
  • Security Consultants
  • Cyber Security Analysts
  • Security System Engineers
  • SOC Analysts (L1, L2, and L3 )

Pre-Requisite

  • Prior knowledge of Networking fundamentals, OS basics, Troubleshooting is recommended
  • Experience as an entry-level SOC Analyst, Cyber Security Analyst, Information Security role
  • Experience of two years in the Information Security domain
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SOC Analyst Course Content

Domain 1 : Security Terminologies, OS Basics & Network Fundamentals

  • Why do we need Security?
  • CIA Triad
  • Concept of AAA
  • Hacking Concepts
  • Types of Hackers
  • Domains of Security
  • Ethical Hacking Phases
  • Types of Attacks
  • Network Fundamentals
    • NOC vs SOC
    • The OSI Model
    • Network Devices
    • Network Tools – Firewall, IDS, IPS, VPN, Switches, Routers
    • Ports and Services
    • Conducting a Port Scan with Nmap [Practical]
  • Windows Operating System Fundamentals [Practical]
    • Investigating Windows Operating System
    • Windows Event Logs
    • Windows Registry
    • Scheduled Tasks
    • File Analysis
    • SysInternals Suite
    • Command Prompt
    • Sysmon (System Monitor)
  • Linux Operating System Fundamentals [Practical]
    • Linux Directory Services
    • Most useful Linux Commands in SOC
    • Events Logs in Linux
    • Linux System Services

Domain 2: Blue Team Operations Architecture

  • Why do we need SOC?
  • What is SOC?
  • Functions of SOC
  • SOC Models & Types
  • SOC Teams & Roles
  • Incidents vs Events
  • True vs False Incident Categories
  • Concept of Logging
    • Local Logging vs Centralized Logging
  • Log Management & Log Analysis
    • Log Management needs
    • Concept of Log Analysis
    • Web Server Logs
    • Firewall Logs
    • SSH Logs
    • Windows Event Logs
    • Using Regex for Log Analysis [Practical]
  • SOC Workflow: ITSM Workflow
  • ITSM Tools: Service Now, JIRA, BMC, Request Tracker, etc.

Domain 3 : SIEM – Nervous System of SOC

  • Why do we need SIEM?
  • What is SIEM?
    • Security Information Management (SIM)
    • Security Event Management (SEM)
  • SIEM guidelines and architecture
  • SIEM Capabilities: Aggregation, Correlation, Reporting, Storage, Alerts, etc.
  • Using Splunk [Practical]
    • Section Introduction
    • Installing Splunk
    • UI Navigation
    • Search Queries using SPL
    • Creating Alerts & Dashboard

 Domain 4: Importance of Threat Intelligence

  • What is Threat?
  • Why do we need Intelligence?
  • Introduction to Threat Intelligence
  • Threats, Threat Actors, APTs & Global Campaigns
    • Network Level Threats
    • Web App Level Threats
    • Host Level Threats
  • IOCs vs IOA vs Precursors
  • Traffic Light Protocol (TLP)
  • Pyramid of Pain [Practical]
  • Collecting Threat Intelligence [Practical]
    • Paid vs Open-Source Intelligence Gathering
  • Types of Threat Intelligence
    • Strategic Threat Intelligence
    • Operational Threat Intelligence
    • Tactical Threat Intelligence
    • Technical Threat Intelligence
  • Enhanced Detection with Threat Intelligence
  • Maltego, MISP, STIX, TAXII, etc. [Practical]

Domain 5: Basics of Incident Response & Forensics

  • Forensics Fundamentals
    • File Systems
    • Hard Disk Drive Basics
    • Forensics Process [Practical]
    • Digital Evidence and Handling
    • Order of Volatility
    • Chain of Custody
    • Hashing & Integrity
  • Email Forensics
    • How Electronic Mail Works
    • Anatomy of an Email
    • What is Phishing?
    • Types of Phishing
      • Spear Phishing
      • Whaling
      • Impersonation
      • Typosquatting and Homographs
      • Sender Spoofing
      • URL Shortening
      • Business Email Compromise
  • Analysing Phishing Emails [Practical]
    • Analysing Artifacts
    • Red Flags of Phishing Emails
    • URL Reputation
    • File Reputation
    • SPF
    • DKIM
    • DMARC
    • Manual & Automated Analysis
  • Incident Response
    • Introduction to Incident Response
    • What is an Incident Response?
    • Why is IR Needed?
    • Incident Response Lifecycle – NIST SP 800 61r2
    • Incident Response Plan: Preparation, Detection & Analysis, Containment, Eradication, Recovery, Lessons Learned
    • Incident Response and Security Operations Integration
    • Case Study: Cyber Kill Chain in Incident Response
    • Lockheed Martin Cyber Kill Chain
      • What is it, why is it used ?
      • Case Study: Monero Crypto-Mining
    • MITRE ATT&CK Framework [Practical]
      • What is it, why is it used ?
      • Matrices in Mitre
      • Mapping Data with Mitre
      • Case Study 1: APT3
      • Case Study 2: OilRig

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SOC Analyst FAQs

1. What is SOC in Cybersecurity?
In Cybersecurity, SOC stands for Security Operation Center. A Security operation center in a central facility in an organization that employs security professionals, technology, processes to analyze the security incidents and respond to Cybersecurity threats.
2. What does a SOC Analyst do?
SOC Analyst is a front-line defender of the security infrastructure of an organization. He monitors and analyzes the Cybersecurity incidents and coordinates the response plan with other SOC team members. Other responsibilities of a SOC analyst include log analysis, reporting the ongoing or potential security threats, and creating disaster recovery plans as per the organization’s need.
3. What is the difference between NOC and SOC?
A network operation center (NOC) is responsible for providing uninterrupted network services in an organization. On the other hand, SOC deals with servers, applications, security technologies, and processes to identify security threats.
4. What makes a good SOC Analyst?
A SOC analyst must possess strong analytical and communication skills to work efficiently within a SOC team. Apart from this, an in-depth understanding of network security, reverse engineering, application security, incident response, ethical hacking, SIEM solutions, and digital forensics is necessary for SOC analysts.
5. How does a SOC team work?
The SOC team includes SOC Analysts, IR automation engineers, and managers who look after various SOC processes and coordinate with the incidence response team. The team members monitor all the ongoing activities on the network and servers and analyze the security incidents. Common Cyberattacks are prevented using security tools such as IDS, IPS, or firewall, but it requires human security experts to thwart complex cyberattacks.
6. What is SIEM?
SIEM stands for Security Information and Event Management. SOC teams use SIEM solutions to collect data from all over the network. SIEM tools gather all the useful information and store it at a centralized location where analysts can identify the security incidents and mitigate the possible risks.
7. What is a Tier 1 SOC analyst?
The Tier 1 or L1 SOC analyst is a triage specialist. A Tier 1 SOC analyst’s responsibility is to monitor the incidents and determine their urgency and severity. He alerts the Tier 2 SOC analyst by raising the trouble ticket and manages the security tools.
8. What is a Tier 2 SOC analyst?
A Tier 2 or L2 SOC analyst respondS to threats. He identifies the infected system and determines the scope of the attack. His other responsibilities include collecting data for the investigation and formulate remediation and recovery plans.
9. What is a Tier 3 SOC analyst?
A tier 3 or L3 SOC analyst review the vulnerability assessment report. He uses advanced threat intelligence methodologies to find out the security threats present in the system. Tier 3 SOC analysts are well-versed in conducting penetration tests to detect vulnerable endpoints in the network.
10. How much do SOC Analysts make?
An average salary of a SOC analyst is $88,831 in the US. In India, SOC analysts can make INR 4,81,473. SOC analysts’ salary may vary as per the work experience and job positions (L1, L2, L3 SOC analysts).
(Sources: salary.com and payscale)
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