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CIRP Creation and DisasterCyber Defense Analyst Training SeriesDuration: 2 hStudents will become familiar with the creation of a Cyber Incident Response Plan (CIRP).
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Collecting Logs and Verifying Syslog AggregationCyber Defense Analyst Training SeriesDuration: 2 hCollecting and aggregating logs are very essential to any organization.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Comprehensive Threat ResponseCyber Defense Analyst Training SeriesDuration: 2 hIn this final lab, we will attempt to exercise all the relevant skills found in this domain.
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Event Log Collection with QRadarQRadar SIEMDuration: 2 hIn this lab you will use QRadar with wincollect to ingest logs from a local host for analysis Duration 1 hour
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Gap Analysis of Firewall RulesCyber Defense Analyst Training SeriesDuration: 2 hStudents will log into an organization's firewall, document existing firewall rules, analyze these rules and making recommendations based on this analysis.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Identifying System Vulnerabilities with OpenVASCyber Defense Analyst Training SeriesDuration: 2 hStudents will scan a system in OpenVAS (Open Vulnerability Assessment) to discover and identify systems on the network that have vulnerabilities.
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Network DiscoveryCyber Defense Analyst Training SeriesDuration: 2 hThe Network Discovery lab is designed to help students facilitate open source collection by teaching them how to use more intimate network discovery techniques.
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Network Topology GenerationCyber Defense Analyst Training SeriesDuration: 2 hIn this hands-on lab, students will gain practical experience using Zenmap, the graphical interface for Nmap, to perform network discovery and reconnaissance.Hands-on labStationX Membership
QRADAR - Auditing Service Accounts and Generating SIEM ReportsQRadar SIEMDuration: 2 hCollecting and aggregating logs are very essential to any organization.Hands-on labStationX Membership
QRADAR - Collecting Logs and Verifying Syslog Aggregation with pfSenseQRadar SIEMDuration: 2 hCollecting and aggregating logs are very essential to any organization.Hands-on labStationX Membership
QRADAR - Setting Up SYSLOG Forwarding From a Windows SystemQRadar SIEMDuration: 2 hCollecting and aggregating logs are very essential to any organization.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Recover from IncidentCyber Defense Analyst Training SeriesDuration: 2 hThis lab covers a variety of concepts, and exercises static and dynamic analysis skills related to malware identification and eradication.
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Vulnerability Scanning with GVMCyber Defense Analyst Training SeriesDuration: 2 hStudents will conduct a vulnerability scan utilizing Greenbone Vulnerability Management (GVM), generate a vulnerability report, and review the vulnerabilities identified in the report.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Windows System Hardening with Group Policy & Active DirectoryCyber Defense Analyst Training SeriesDuration: 2 hIn this hands-on lab, students will learn how to strengthen and manage a Windows domain environment using Active Directory and Group Policy.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Windows System Hardening with PowerShellCyber Defense Analyst Training SeriesDuration: 2 hIn this hands-on lab, students will use PowerShell to implement essential Windows system hardening techniques.
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Linux x64 Binary Exploitation with Stack Canaries (Part 1)Linux x64 Binary ExploitationDuration: 2 hIn this lab, we will look at how stack canaries are used to prevent stack based buffer overflows and potential ways that they can be defeated.Hands-on labStationX Membership
Linux x64 Binary Exploitation with Stack Canaries (Part 2)Linux x64 Binary ExploitationDuration: 2 hIn this lab, we will continue our look at how stack canaries are used to prevent stack based buffer overflows and potential ways that they can be defeated.