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What will you learn in this course?
By the end of this course, you should be ready to perform the job of a Security Operations Center Analyst.
Security Operations Center Analyst
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Skill Type
Emerging Tech
- Domain
Cybersecurity
- Course Category
Deepskilling Course
- Certificate Earned Joint Co-Branded Participation Certificate
- Nasscom assessment Coming Soon
- Course Covered under GoI Incentive
Yes
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- Course Price
INR 20,000+ 18% GST INR 16,100 + 18% GST.till 31st December, 2024
- Course Duration
80 Hours
- Course Price
Why should you take this course?
- Kickstart or re-kindle your career: This is an “Outcome-based training” with a focus on employability, designed to prepare you for employment opportunities to work at a Security Operations Centre (SOC/NOC).
- Learn from the best in the world expert instructor, who earned the title “Father of the Computer Virus” and devised defenses used in more than 80% of the computers worldwide.
- Get practical insights from an (ISC)² fellow, with over 40 years of experience in the cybersecurity industry and academia.
- Real-life use-cases and case studies to give you practical insights.
- Receive a Certificate upon successfully completing the course.
- Learn by doing: Access iZen’s cyberlabs for lab exercises to reinforce the understanding of concepts. Get hands-on experience.
Who should take this course?
- For a student or anyone seeking employment, this is a great opportunity to build a rewarding, future-proof, and meaningful career.
- If you are already employed but are trying to rekindle your career in the exciting world of cybersecurity, this program is perfect for you.
Curriculum
MODULE-1: Basics of network operations and mechanisms
- 1. Physical and logical layers
- 2. Protocols and IP, Sniffing, TCP, UDP, DNS
- 3. How does the traffic flow?
- 4. Governance, Flow of traffic and SMTP
- 5. Live Lab-exercises
MODULE-2: Fundamentals of network attack methods
- 1. Components, and attack mechanisms
- 2. Attacker objectives, capabilities
- 3. Attacker methods and mechanisms
- 4. Defender's viewpoints and objectives
- 5. Attack methodologies
- 6. Starting position and attack progression
- 7. Passive and active attack tools
- 8. Design basis threat
- 9. Live Lab-exercises
MODULE-3: Essentials of network attack detection mechanisms
- 1. The magnitude of the problem
- 2. Attacks on Vs. through networks
- 3. Detecting known attack sequences
- 4. Live Lab-exercises
MODULE-4: Automated detection tools, and operational methodologies
- 1. A general approach to detection
- 2. Loss of accountability
- 3. Detection and response in a NOC
- 4. Live Lab-exercises
Tools you will learn in the course
- iZen's Cyberlab built on Google cloud. You can login and use the actual servers for live lab exercises to prepare you for situations as in a Security Operations Center
- Automated network attack detection tools