Hands-On Incident Response Fundamentals

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Ryan Chapman

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hands-on-incident-response-fundamentals.zip

Module 1 - Course Overview

1. Course Overview.mp4

01:46

Module 2 - Incident Response - Job Security at Its Best

1. Course Introduction.mp4

03:28

2. Defining IR, Course Pre-reqs, and Demo Setup.mp4

03:12

3. The Talent Divide.mp4

04:40

4. Who Does the Things.mp4

04:40

5. Module Wrap-up.mp4

01:06

Module 3 - The Nature of the Threat - Why Are We Here

1. Module Intro.mp4

01:36

2. The Threat Is Real.mp4

05:31

3. Attackers - Commodity vs. APT.mp4

04:35

4. APT Modus Operandi.mp4

06:38

5. APT Group Expose - APT1 & APT28.mp4

05:52

6. The Importance of Operations Security.mp4

07:29

7. Demo - VirusTotal and OpSec Considerations.mp4

12:50

Module 4 - Common IR Tasks - An Overview

1. Module Intro.mp4

01:23

2. The Groundwork - Terms and Definitions.mp4

04:01

3. Logs - Convenient Morsels of Evidence.mp4

07:59

4. Demo - Understanding and Fielding Alerts.mp4

09:12

5. Demo - Reviewing and Parsing Logs.mp4

22:22

6. Module Wrap-up.mp4

01:11

Module 5 - Analyzing Files - Character Encodings, Carrier Files, and Hex Editors

01. Module Intro.mp4

01:12

02. Character Encodings Overview.mp4

02:18

03. ASCII and Unicode.mp4

06:06

04. Much Ado About Base64.mp4

03:46

05. Demo - Base64 Encoding & Decoding.mp4

07:16

06. Hexadecimal and Character Encodings Comparison.mp4

02:55

07. Understanding Carrier Files & File Signatures.mp4

04:43

08. An Introduction to Hex Editors.mp4

07:12

09. Demo - Using a Hex Editor to Identify Files.mp4

08:58

10. Module Wrap-up.mp4

01:23

Module 6 - Proactive IR - Intelligence, Indicators of Compromise, and Hunting

1. Module Intro.mp4

00:51

2. The Types of Cyber Threat Intelligence.mp4

04:21

3. Indicators of Compromise.mp4

09:31

4. Intel Sharing - IOC File Formats.mp4

02:16

5. Demo - OpenIOC Creation.mp4

06:55

6. Becoming an Intel Shop.mp4

03:26

7. Demo - Intel Pivoting Tools.mp4

09:52

8. Module Wrap-up.mp4

00:58

Module 7 - Course Review & Next Steps

1. Module Overview.mp4

00:55

2. Whats Next.mp4

07:17

3. Course Wrap-up.mp4

00:38

Description

Companies around the world are in dire need of qualified IR analysts. Whether you work in security now or intend to transition to the field, this course will teach you the fundamental skills you'll need to thrive in the world of hands-on security.

What You'll Learn?

Most companies have a difficult time finding and hiring qualified Incident Response (IR) analysts. For that matter, many whom make their way into this hands-on security profession lack a solid foundation. In this course, Hands-On Incident Response Fundamentals, you'll be prepared to take on the task of IR by being presented with the core principles associated with the field. First, you'll learn to differentiate between commodity and Advanced Persistent Threat attack groups. Next, you'll discover how to review alerts, log files, and recognize common character encodings and carrier files. Finally, you'll cover how to use a hex editor effectively and work with indicators of compromise. By the end of this course, you'll be ready to take on the task of responding to events and incidents alike. Strong IR analysts must have a strong foundation, and that's exactly what this course intends to provide you.

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Ryan is a certified incident response analyst and reverse engineer who also wears the hats of a forensic analyst and developer. He thoroughly enjoys running his mouth, which lends well to his presenting at conferences and performing stand-up comedy. Ryan spent six years as a technical trainer, and he is passionate about life-long learning. Outside of work, Ryan enjoys practicing Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and rock climbing in addition to spending time with his wife and daughter.

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