Training Course Highlights
48-Hour Instructor-led Training
40+ Tools and Real-world SOC Case Studies
Hands-On Labs: Log Analysis, Threat Intelligence & Response Using AI
SOC Fundamentals, AI for Cybersecurity & SIEM-Based & Threat Detection
AI-driven Alert Classification & Anomaly Detection
Exposure to SIEM, EDR & Open-source LLM Models
Career Guidance & Mentorship
Access to Recorded Sessions
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SOC Analyst Tools Covered
Advanced AI SOC Analyst Certification Training- An Overview
The Advanced AI SOC Analyst Certification Training bridges the gap between traditional SOC operations and modern AI-driven security workflows, enabling faster detection, reduced false positives, and improved incident response efficiency. It demonstrates how modern SOCs leverage AI to speed detection, reduce false positives, perform automated investigation, and improve response accuracy. The program explains SOC functions, network security foundations, threat intelligence, log analysis, vulnerability assessment, phishing & malware analysis, and AI-driven responses. Participants gain practical experience through guided labs using SIEM tools, AI models, and real security datasets.
Course Curriculum
- Module 1: Introduction to SOC
- What is a SOC?
- Definition, role in cybersecurity defense
- SOC structures: Centralized, Distributed, Virtual SOCs
- SOC Analyst Roles
- L1: Monitoring, triage, escalation
- L2 & L3: Deep investigation, threat hunting, forensics
- Key SOC Functions
- Log monitoring, alert triage, threat detection, incident response
- SOC Maturity Model
- From reactive → proactive → predictive SOC
- Common SOC Tools
- SIEM, EDR, Threat Intel Platforms, Open-Source Security Analyst oriented models
- What is a SOC?
- Module 2: Introduction to AI for Cybersecurity
- What is AI?
- AI vs ML vs DL vs NLP vs LLM
- Predictive AI vs Generative AI
- Why AI in Cybersecurity?
- Reducing false positives, handling large datasets, automated response
- AI in SOC – Use Cases
- Log summarization, phishing detection, anomaly detection
- AI-driven report generation, automated playbooks
- AI Limitations in SOC
- Hallucinations, bias, explainability, data privacy concerns
- Open-Source and Free-Tier AI Tools
- Free Tier proprietary LLMs, Ollama, LMStudio, Hugging Face models
- What is AI?
- Lab:
- Run an LLM locally (Phi-3 Mini / Mistral via Ollama) → ask it to summarize sample Windows Event logs and
classify alerts.
- Run an LLM locally (Phi-3 Mini / Mistral via Ollama) → ask it to summarize sample Windows Event logs and
- Module 3: Network Security & Threat Landscape
- Basics of Networking for SOC
- OSI model, TCP/IP, ports & protocols
- Common attacks (DDoS, brute force, phishing, ransomware)
- Case studies of famous attacks
- Threat Intelligence
- Threat intelligence types
- IOC (Indicators of Compromise)
- MITRE ATT&CK for SOC Analysts
- AI in Threat Intel
- Using AI to summarize threat feeds
- AI-assisted correlation of IOCs
- Basics of Networking for SOC
- Lab:
- Gathering Threat Intel feeds using AI.
- Capture sample PCAP in Wireshark → use Python + AI model to identify anomalies
- Module 4: AI in Vulnerability Management & Assessment
- Vulnerability Management Basics
- What is a vulnerability? CVE, CVSS, exploitability
- VM lifecycle: Scan → Assess → Prioritize → Remediate → Report
- Tools overview: Nessus (pro), OpenVAS (free), Nmap + NSE scripts
- SOC Analyst role vs. vulnerability management team
- AI in Vulnerability Assessment
- AI for CVE explanation: simplify technical CVEs into analyst-friendly notes
- AI for prioritization: map severity + exploitability + asset criticality
- AI for remediation recommendations: patch, config change, or mitigation
- AI in report drafting for management/non-technical audience
- Vulnerability Management Basics
- Lab:
- OpenVAS/NMAP Scan + AI Explanation
- AI-Generated Vulnerability Report
- Module 5: SIEM & AI-Assisted Log Analysis
- SIEM Fundamentals
- Architecture, log sources, parsing, correlation rules
- Popular tools: Splunk, ELK
- Challenges in Log Analysis
- High volume, repetitive patterns
- AI Integration
- AI for log summarization and anomaly detection
- ChatGPT prompt engineering for SIEM queries
- AI-driven “Explain this log” and “Generate query”
- SIEM Fundamentals
- Lab:
- AI-powered analysis of Windows Event Logs (4624, 4625, 4670, etc.)
- Using AI to generate Splunk queries and summarize alerts
- Parse Suricate logs to elk via filebeat and use AI model to detect network Attack (Malicious Log
detector to generate alerts)
- Module 6: Phishing, Malware, and Insider Threats
- Phishing
- Types (email, smishing, vishing, spear phishing, whaling)
- Real case studies (Norfund, Colonial Pipeline)
- Malware
- Introduction to Malware
- Types of Malware
- Malware Family Naming
- Behavioral detection vs signature-based detection
- Insider Threats
- Privilege misuse, data exfiltration patterns
- AI in Detection
- AI-based phishing email detection
- AI chatbot for suspicious email reporting
- AI in malware recognition
- Phishing
- Lab:
- AI-based phishing email classification
- AI for static malware analysis
- Module 7: Incident Response with AI
- IR Lifecycle
- Preparation → Detection → Containment → Eradication → Recovery → Lessons Learned
- AI in IR
- AI-guided playbooks
- Automating IOC enrichment (IP/URL/domain lookups)
- AI-assisted RCA (Root Cause Analysis)
- IR Lifecycle
- Lab:
- Using AI to Assist in Phishing Incident Response
- Network Traffic Analysis using Wireshark + AI
Course Objectives
You will be able to:
- Build foundational SOC analysis skills with AI
- Use AI for alert triage, log summaries and investigations
- Detect phishing, analysing malware and anomalies with AI support
- Automate vulnerability reporting and IOC enrichment
- Assist in IR workflows using AI models
- Enhance SOC productivity with AI-driven tools
Tools Covered

Target Audience
- Aspiring SOC Analysts (L1)
- Cybersecurity beginners entering SOC roles and aiming to use AI tools effectively
- Junior Security Analysts working with logs and alerts
- IT professionals transitioning into SOC operations
- Fresh graduates aiming for entry-level SOC positions
Pre-requisites
- Basic understanding of networking & cybersecurity fundamentals
- Familiarity with Windows/Linux basics
- Suitable for beginners with no SOC or AI background
Exam Details
| Exam Name | AI Powered SOC |
| Exam Duration | 6 hours |
| Number of Questions | 50 |
| Exam Format | MCQ+Practicals |
| Passing Score | 80% |
| Exam Language | English |
| Testing Mode | Online |
Disclaimer: This is an InfosecTrain Certified Program, and all examinations and certifications are conducted and awarded solely by InfosecTrain.
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Who should enroll in this AI-enabled SOC analyst certification?
- Aspiring SOC Analysts (L1)
- Cybersecurity beginners entering SOC roles and aiming to use AI tools effectively
- Junior Security Analysts working with logs and alerts
- IT professionals transitioning into SOC operations
- Fresh graduates aiming for entry-level SOC positions
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