Requirements

• Basic Understanding of Networking
• Knowledge of IT Security Fundamentals
• Familiarity with Operating Systems

Description

The 412-79v10: Security Analyst course is designed to equip professionals with advanced skills and knowledge needed for security analysis, vulnerability assessment, and threat mitigation in modern IT environments. As part of the EC-Council's Certified Security Analyst (ECSA) program, this course focuses on critical areas such as penetration testing, threat detection, incident response, and network security. It prepares participants to identify, assess, and address security vulnerabilities across various systems, networks, and applications.

Course Overview:

The 412-79v10: Security Analyst course provides hands-on experience and in-depth understanding of the tools and techniques used by security analysts to perform advanced security testing, assess vulnerabilities, and respond to incidents effectively. The course combines theoretical concepts with practical exercises to ensure that students can successfully apply their learning in real-world environments.

By completing this course, students will be able to conduct penetration tests, use security tools for network analysis, and develop strategies for mitigating threats and protecting IT infrastructures. The curriculum focuses on advanced methods for securing networks and systems, as well as responding to security incidents using industry-standard practices and frameworks.

Course Structure:

1. Introduction to Security Analysis:

   • Overview of security analysis and the role of a security analyst.

   • Key concepts in vulnerability management, threat analysis, and risk assessment.

   • Introduction to the tools and techniques used in security testing.

2. Penetration Testing Methodologies:

   • Introduction to penetration testing and ethical hacking.

   • Hands-on exercises using penetration testing tools.

   • Understanding the different phases of penetration testing, including reconnaissance, exploitation, post-exploitation, and reporting.

3. Threat Intelligence and Risk Management:

   • Techniques for gathering and analyzing threat intelligence.

   • Understanding the impact of different types of cyber threats on organizational security.

   • Risk management strategies for mitigating threats and minimizing security breaches.

4. Network Security and Vulnerability Assessment:

   • In-depth analysis of network security, including secure network design and protocols.

   • Techniques for identifying vulnerabilities in network infrastructure.

   • Best practices for securing networks and defending against common network attacks.

5. Incident Response and Forensics:

   • Incident response lifecycle: detection, analysis, containment, and recovery.

   • Forensic techniques for investigating and mitigating security breaches.

   • Legal and ethical considerations in incident response and digital forensics.

6. Security Tools and Platforms:

   • Introduction to Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) tools.

   • Hands-on experience with industry-leading security tools.

   • Monitoring, analyzing, and responding to security events using SIEM systems.

7. Cybersecurity Frameworks and Best Practices:

   • Exploration of cybersecurity frameworks such as NIST, ISO 27001, and CIS.

   • How to implement security best practices and policies in an organization.

   • Conducting security audits and assessments to improve security posture.

Who this course is for:

• Cybersecurity Professionals
• Penetration Testers and Ethical Hackers