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Hacker Tools, Techniques, and Incident Handling (SEC504) 28+ Hours Course & PDF Guides
 
This intermediate SEC504 training prepares learners to detect and respond to threats that your company will inevitably face in the digital realm, deploying a dynamic response according to the attack.
It's a cliche to claim that the best defense is a strong offense, but in the case of digital security it's a cliche that's as true as it's ever been. One of the most fundamental skills a security administrator can gain is an understanding of the tools that hostile actors use to penetrate networks and extract valuable information.
This training on hacker tools, techniques and incident handling is about recognizing the strengths and limitations of tools that will be deployed against you and your network so that you can prevent them before they occur, stop them when they do, and understand what happened afterward.
After finishing the videos in this SEC504 training, you'll know how to detect and respond to threats that your company will inevitably face in the digital realm, deploying a dynamic response according to the attack.
For anyone who leads an IT team, this Cyber Security training can be used to onboard new security admins, curated into individual or team training plans, or as a Cyber Security reference resource.
SEC504: What You Need to Know
This SEC504 training has videos that cover cybersecurity tools, techniques, and topics including:
 
Minimizing loss to your company and organization after a digital attack
Building necessary protections to prevent and identify digital attacks
Applying dynamic approaches to incident response to slow, mitigate, prevent, or respond to attacks on the fly
Extracting useful information after an attack and generating useful reports
Who Should Take SEC504 Training?
This SEC504 training is considered associate-level Cyber Security training, which means it was designed for security admins. This incident response skills course is designed for security admins with three to five years of experience with cybersecurity tools and techniques.
New or aspiring security admins. Taking a course like this in hacker tools, techniques, and incident handling is a little bit like taking cooking classes from Gordon Ramsey before you've moved past Mac 'n Cheese in your cooking ability. You'll learn a ton, but a lot of what you'll learn is a way of thinking about cybersecurity that can eventually be applied to your career.
Experienced security admins. A security administrator with about five years of experience is the perfect audience for this course in hacker tools, techniques, and incident handling. At that point in your career, you're leaving behind the rote button-clicking and report-running of an early-career and approaching the dynamic, threat anticipation of a security engineer. Use this course to launch yourself into a more exciting and fulfilling cybersecurity career.
 
 
Incident Response
1. Incident response
1 min
2. Incident Handling Process
7 mins
3. Preparing for the Incident
5 mins
4. Event Detection
6 mins
5. Eradicate and Recover
6 mins
6. Writing Everything Up
8 mins
7. When is it a Legal Problem?
5 mins
8. Interfacing With Law Enforcement
5 mins
 
Digital Investigations
1. Digital Investigations
2 mins
2. Identify Digital Evidence
7 mins
3. Understanding the Disc
7 mins
4. Basics of Coding
7 mins
5. Network Devices
7 mins
6. Operating Systems
8 mins
7. Reading Materials
4 mins
 
Live Examination
1. Live Examination
1 min
2. Approaching the System
6 mins
3. Working with FTK
10 mins
4. Working with EnCase
4 mins
5. Watching the System Talk
8 mins
6. Cloning a System
11 mins
7. Moving to the Next Step
4 mins
 
Network Investigations
 
 
Memory Investigations
 
 
Malware Investigations
 
 
Cloud Investigations
 
 
Federal Rules of Evidence
 
 
MITRE ATT&CK Framework Introduction
 
 
Open-Source Intelligence
 
 
DNS Interrogation
 
 
Website Reconnaissance
 
 
Network and Host Scanning with Nmap
 
 
Enumerating Shadow Cloud Targets
 
 
Server Message Block (SMB) Sessions
 
 
Defense Spotlight: DeepBlueCLI
 
 
Password Attacks
 
 
Microsoft 365 Attacks
 
 
Understanding Password Hashes
 
 
Password Attack Examples
 
 
Cloud Spotlight - Insecure Storage
 
 
Multi-Purpose Netcat
 
 
Metasploit Framework
 
 
Drive-By Attacks
 
 
Defense Spotlight: System Resource Usage Monitor
 
 
Command Injection
 
 
Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
 
 
Cloud Spotlight - SSRF and IMDS Attacks
 
 
Endpoint Security Bypass
 
 
Pivoting and Lateral Movement
 
 
Hijacking Attacks
 
 
Covering Tracks
 
 
Establishing Persistence
 
 
Data Collection
 
 
Attacking Windows Active Directory
 
 
Password Spray, Guessing, and Credential Stuffing Attacks