EDR: Threat Hunting & Threat Intelligence
Are you ready to take your cybersecurity skills to the next level? Join us in this exciting course on EDR: Threat Hunting & Threat Intelligence! In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, organizations need experts to detect and neutralize threats to their networks and systems proactively. This course gives you the knowledge and tools to become a skilled threat hunter and effectively leverage threat intelligence.
Through a hands-on approach, you’ll learn how to leverage Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) tools to detect, investigate, and respond to potential threats. We’ll dive deep into cybercriminals’ tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) and explore how to develop a proactive mindset to stay one step ahead. With a strong focus on practical application, you’ll gain real-world experience in threat hunting, using advanced techniques to uncover hidden threats within your organization.
Additionally, this course will give you the skills to leverage threat intelligence effectively. You’ll learn to collect, analyze, and apply threat intelligence data to enhance your threat-hunting capabilities. By understanding the motivations and strategies of threat actors, you can anticipate their next moves and effectively defend your organization’s assets.
Key Topics Covered:
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Introduction to EDR: Understanding the Basics
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Threat Hunting Methodologies and Techniques
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Leveraging EDR Tools for Threat Hunting
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Advanced Threat Hunting Techniques and Tactics
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Analyzing Threat Intelligence Data
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Applying Threat Intelligence in Threat Hunting
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Incident Response and Remediation Strategies
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Improving Security Posture through Threat Hunting
Why Enroll in This Course?
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Gain practical skills in threat hunting and threat intelligence.
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Learn from industry experts with hands-on experience.
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Develop a proactive mindset to identify and neutralize threats.
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Enhance your organization’s security posture.
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Stay updated with the latest trends and techniques in cybersecurity.
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Join a supportive community of like-minded professionals.
Who Should Attend?
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Cybersecurity professionals seeking to enhance their threat-hunting skills.
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Incident responders and SOC analysts looking to expand their knowledge.
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IT professionals responsible for network and system security.
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Security operations team members interested in leveraging threat intelligence effectively.
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Anyone passionate about cybersecurity and eager to learn new techniques.
Take advantage of this opportunity to become a skilled threat hunter and leverage threat intelligence effectively. Enroll in EDR: Threat Hunting & Threat Intelligence today and secure your organization against evolving cyber threats!
EDR, Threat Hunting and Threat Intelligence
Explanation of what threat hunting, threat intelligence and EDR are
Importance of these concepts in modern cybersecurity
Overview of the current threat landscape
Common types of cyberattacks
Examples of high-profile attacks
Definition of threat hunting
The Role of threat hunting in Cybersecurity
Benefits of threat hunting
Overview of Common threat hunting techniques
Benefits and drawbacks of each technique
Best practices for implementing threat-hunting techniques
Critical components of a successful threat-hunting program
Steps for Building a threat-hunting Program
Tips for measuring the success of a threat-hunting program
Definition of threat intelligence
The Role of threat intelligence in Cybersecurity
Types of threat intelligence
Overview of common threat intelligence sources
Benefits and drawbacks of each source
Best practices for using threat intelligence sources
Overview of common threat intelligence platforms
Advantages and disadvantages of each platform
Best practices for using threat intelligence platforms
The importance of sharing threat intelligence
Overview of common threat intelligence sharing platforms
Benefits and drawbacks of each platform
Best practices for sharing threat intelligence
Definition of EDR
The Role of EDR in Cybersecurity
Benefits of EDR
Overview of standard EDR capabilities
Benefits and drawbacks of each capability
Best practices for using EDR capabilities
Steps for implementing EDR
Best practices for configuring EDR
Tips for measuring the success of EDR
Overview of standard tools that EDR can integrate with
Benefits and drawbacks of each integration
Best practices for integrating EDR with other tools
Examples of common EDR use cases
Advantages and disadvantages of each use case
Best practices for using EDR in specific situations
The Role of EDR in threat hunting
Benefits of using EDR for threat hunting
Best practices for using EDR for threat hunting
The Role of EDR in threat intelligence
Benefits of using EDR for threat intelligence
Best practices for using EDR for threat intelligence
The part of EDR in incident response
Benefits of using EDR for incident response
Best practices for using EDR for incident response
Overview of common compliance frameworks
How EDR can help with compliance
Best practices for using EDR for compliance
The Role of EDR in cloud security
Benefits of using EDR for cloud security
Best practices for using EDR for cloud security
The Role of EDR in endpoint security
Benefits of using EDR for endpoint security
Best practices for using EDR for endpoint security
Predictions for the future of these concepts
Emerging technologies that will impact these concepts
Best practices for staying current with the latest developments
Open-source tools for Threat Intelligence
Open-source tools for Threat Hunting
Open-source tools for EDR
This lecture shows some examples of administering, rolling out, and using Carbon Black Std EDR Solution.
