SOC Analyst Course - Detect, Analyze, Respond

Practical SOC Analyst course covering phishing analysis, network forensics, EDR, and SIEM investigation

What you'll learn
- Core Concepts in Security Operations
- Analyzing Phishing Atttacks
- Network Security (PCAP Analysis)
- Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR)
- Effective Log Management and Analysis
- SIEM (Security Information and Event Management)
- Threat Intelligence for Cyber Defense

Requirements
- Basic Computer Knowledge

Description
Start your journey in cybersecurity with thisHands-On SOC Analyst Coursedesigned for beginners. Learn how todetect, analyze, and respondto real-world cyber threats using the same tools and techniques used by security professionals in active Security Operations Centers (SOCs).

Throughout the course, you’ll work throughguided labs and practical exercisesthat simulate real incidents — from phishing email investigations and network traffic analysis to endpoint monitoring andSIEM-based threat detection. You’ll also gain valuable insight into how modern SOC teams collaborate, prioritize alerts, and respond to evolving threat landscapes. By the end, you’ll have the technical skills, workflows, and confidence to operate like a professional SOC Analyst ready for your first job in cybersecurity.

What You’ll Learn

SOC Fundamentals: Roles, duties, tools, and Cyber Kill Chain.

Phishing Analysis: Analyze phishing emails, extract IOCs, and detect malicious attachments.

Network Security: Inspect traffic using Wireshark, Snort, and NetworkMiner.

Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR): Use Sysmon and Wazuh for threat detection and monitoring.

Threat Intelligence: Work with MITRE ATT&CK, YARA rules, and threat hunting techniques.

SIEM (Splunk): Perform log analysis, create dashboards, and investigate attacks.

Why Enroll

100%hands-on labs and real-world simulations

Learnindustry tools and frameworksused in modern SOCs

Build practical skills for yourfirst SOC Analyst role

Who this course is for:
- Beginners wanting to start a career in cybersecurity.
- Aspiring blue teamers looking for hands-on experience.
- IT students or graduates exploring SOC analyst roles.
- Help desk or sysadmin professionals shifting to cybersecurity.
- Junior analysts building real-world SOC skills.
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