Threat Hunting Course

Threat hunting is an essential element of IT security for detecting and solving the most damaging threats, yet only a fraction of organizations have invested in this approach, and unfortunately even less organizations train their teams to detect advanced threats.
But although the threat landscape is very serious, in recurrent ways, cybersecurity teams aren’t taking the necessary steps to keep their organizations secure.
Threat hunting is a relatively new approach to cybersecurity, but organizations have been using it since 2003; Companies that use threat hunting implement eight key practices and more than 30 discrete tactics that allow them to find vulnerabilities in systems.
These practices help security teams find vulnerabilities in every layer of the software, including the data layer.

This Training have a component of 70% Practice and Labs and 30% Theory.

Threat Hunting is the process followed by a cybersecurity analyst proactively using manual or automated techniques and tools to identify security incidents or threats affecting an specific infrastructure.

After finishing the course the participants will have the necessary knowledge of the basic tools to be used to monitor a local network, detect usage patterns, abnormal behavior and potential intrusions. They will also be able to perform  security checks on the main services available.

Some Objectives:

• To learn strategies for monitoring and analyzing traffic on TCP/IP networks.

• To identify objectives to be monitored in the local network.

• To learn tools for analyzing traffic data and Intrusion detection.