Certified Incident Handler (ECIH) Training

Siber Güvenlik Eğitimleri Certified Cybersecurity Technician (C|CT) Eğitimi

About the Training

The Certified Incident Handler (ECIH) training is an excellent choice for professionals who are active in the cybersecurity industry or looking to pursue a career in this field. This training focuses on incident response processes and the effective use of methods within these processes. The ECIH training provides a comprehensive approach to incident response techniques, enabling participants to develop skills in detecting, analyzing, responding to, and improving after security incidents.

In the Incident Response Fundamentals section, participants gain detailed knowledge of the fundamental concepts and methods of incident response. They learn the importance of incident response, the roles involved, and the basic process steps. The course emphasizes how to structure an effective incident response process, including monitoring and response strategies, highlighting the importance of a well-organized incident response team that can quickly and effectively respond to any security incident.

In the Incident Detection and Response section, the focus is on methods for detecting and analyzing security incidents. Topics include how to prepare and implement emergency response plans and how to respond quickly and effectively to incidents. Through simulations and real-life examples, participants sharpen their critical thinking and rapid decision-making skills.

The Incident Investigation and Analysis section delves into the detailed examination and analysis of incidents. Participants learn about data collection at the scene, determining the chronological order of events, and understanding the attacker’s actions and motivations. This is crucial for identifying the source of incidents and addressing security vulnerabilities.

In the System and Network Monitoring section, participants learn to use tools and techniques like log analysis, network traffic monitoring, and intrusion detection systems for incident monitoring and threat detection. These skills are critical for strengthening an organization’s security posture and being better prepared for future threats.

The Incident Lifecycle Management and Reporting section covers the effective management, tracking, and reporting of incidents. Participants learn best practices and tools for incident logging, classification, tracking, and reporting.

The Certified Incident Handler (ECIH) training provides a comprehensive understanding of incident response processes, equipping participants with the tools and knowledge necessary to develop a more proactive and effective defense against security incidents. The ECIH certification demonstrates that participants possess in-depth knowledge and practical skills in this field and can successfully work within incident response processes.

What Will You Learn?

Incident Response Fundamentals: You will learn the basic concepts and principles of the incident response process. This includes understanding the roles and responsibilities in incident response, detecting incidents, the notification process, and emergency planning. Incident Detection and Analysis: You will learn methods for detecting and analyzing incidents. This includes recognizing signs of incidents, classifying incidents, responding to incidents, and developing your skills in analyzing problems. Incident Response and Mitigation: You will learn strategies for responding quickly and effectively to incidents. This includes skills in controlling incidents, minimizing damage, stopping attacks, and restoring systems. Incident Investigation and Evidence Collection: You will learn methods for thoroughly investigating incidents and collecting evidence. This includes determining the origin of incidents, analyzing attack methods, and developing skills in evidence collection processes. Incident Reporting and Improvement: You will learn how to report incidents, prepare incident reports, and use lessons learned from incidents to improve security measures. This includes enhancing your reporting skills to effectively communicate incidents to management and relevant stakeholders. The ECIH training enhances your ability to effectively respond to security incidents. By gaining in-depth knowledge and skills in detecting, analyzing, responding to, collecting evidence, and reporting incidents, you can effectively handle security incidents and improve your organization’s security posture.
 

Prerequisites

  • Fundamentals of Information Security: It is recommended to have a basic understanding of information security. Knowledge of security principles, security threats, and security controls can make the training more effective.
  • Network and System Security: Having a foundational knowledge of network and system security is beneficial. Familiarity with concepts such as network configuration, network protocols, firewalls, and IDS/IPS will help you better understand the incident response processes.
  • Experience in Incident Response: Previous experience in incident response can enhance the effectiveness of the training. Experience with incident response processes, incident detection and analysis, incident response, and reporting will make you more prepared to deeply understand and apply the concepts.
These prerequisites can provide you with an advantage before participating in the ECIH training, but they are not mandatory. It is important to check the specific prerequisites set by the training provider, as requirements may vary between organizations. It is recommended to ensure that you meet the prerequisites established by the training provider.

Who Should Attend?

  • Information Security Specialists: Professionals working in the field of information security can join the ECIHtraining to understand incident response processes, manage security incidents effectively, and improve the organization’s security posture.
  • Security Operations Center (SOC) Personnel: Those working in SOC teams can participate in the ECIH training to enhance their skills in detecting, analyzing, responding to, and reporting security incidents. This training can help them work more effectively in SOC operations.
  • Incident Response Teams: Teams responsible for responding quickly and effectively to security incidents within an organization can benefit from the ECIH training. It helps these teams develop their skills in managing incidents and implementing incident response processes.
  • System and Network Administrators: These administrators are responsible for securing the organization’s network infrastructure and managing incidents effectively. The ECIH training provides them with the knowledge and skills to detect, analyze, and respond to security incidents.
  • Security Consultants and Auditors: Security consultants and auditors who wish to guide their clients in incident response and security incident management can find the ECIH training valuable. It helps them develop the ability to respond effectively to security incidents during consulting and auditing processes.
The groups mentioned above are examples of those who might benefit from the ECIH training. However, anyone interested in incident response processes and effectively responding to security incidents can join this training to develop their knowledge and skills. Anyone who wants to work in or enhance their existing skills in incident response and security incident management can participate in the ECIH training.

Outline

  • Module 01: Introduction to Incident Handling and Response
  • Module 02: Incident Handling and Response Process
  • Module 03: Forensic Readiness and First Response
  • Module 04: Handling and Responding to Malware Incidents
  • Module 05: Handling and Responding to Email Security Incidents
  • Module 06: Handling and Responding to Network Security Incidents
  • Module 07: Handling and Responding to Web Application Security Incidents
  • Module 08: Handling and Responding to Cloud Security Incidents
  • Module 09: Handling and Responding to Insider Threats

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