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Identify Access to a LINUX Firewall Through SYSLOG Service
Part of Cyber Defense Forensics Analyst Training Series · Cyber Security Professional · Digital Media Forensics · Network Operations Specialist Training Series · Technical Support Specialist Training Series Topic: Blue Team
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What you'll do
Students will identify access to a PFSENSE firewall through the forwarding of SYSLOG (System logs) from a Firewall to the SYSLOG service we have configured and set up on the Network.
- Students will then identify malicious activity through system logs.
- ⏱ About 60 minutes
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Roadmaps that use this lab
- Advanced Security Practice — SecurityX (CAS-005) practice labs — step 4: Advanced operations
- Digital Forensics Analyst — career path — step 2: Forensics foundations
- Digital Forensics Analyst — career path — step 6: Casework, end to end
- Security Architect — career path — step 4: Architecture at scale
- Network Security Engineer — career path — step 5: Run the network
