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This course helps users develop practical skills to detect hidden cyberattacks in everyday PC incidents, collect relevant data and act as the first line of cybersecurity defense.
Level: All levels
$600 inc. tax per learner
Level: All levels
$600 inc. tax per learner
– Knowledge gained: Malware classification. Malicious and suspicious software actions and signs
– Skills gained: Verification of the existence or absence of incident related to malware
– Practice given in the module: Using tools ProcessHacker, Autoruns, Fiddler, Gmer for detecting the malware
– Knowledge gained: The basics of statistical and dynamic analysis of the software samples
– Skills gained: Working with event monitors of the systems and sandboxes. Using statistical engines (virustotal). Removing PuPs
– Practice given in the module: Static (signature) and statistical (virustotal) analysis of the software samples. Using procmon, for finding exploits and malicious behaviour of the software.
– Knowledge gained: Analyze the network environment; Server hardening; Analyze PowerShell logs to detect attacks
-Skills gained: Search for vulnerable and non-standard network services; Configure systems according to the “default deny” principle; Search for signs of an attack in PowerShell logs
– Practice given in the module: Use Nmap to find vulnerable network services; Configure Software Restriction Policies for program control, and Windows Firewall for network control; Analyze events using Event Log Explore
– Knowledge gained: Incident Response process, methods of log analysis, specifics of storing digital information
– Skills gained: Incident localization, Data collection, Collecting digital evidence
– Practice given in the module: Collected various data types on computers. Log analysis to find the source and the links of the attack
– Knowledge gained: Modern phishing methods. Methods of detecting targeted phishing
– Skills gained: Phishing emails lookup. Verification of the incident related to phishing. OSINT
– Practice given in the module: Exchange Compliance Search and removal of the phishing emails. Verification of the suspicious email using open sources (lookup for the Counterfeit data)
– Knowledge gained: Use an API to check passwords in a database of compromised passwords; Configure domain policies according to recommendations; Methods for analyzing Active Directory domain security
– Skills gained: Safely check for password hashes in a database; Search for inconsistencies between recommended and actual domain policies; Assess the security of Active Directory settings
– Practice given in the module: Use the Have I Been Pwned? API to search the database of compromised passwords; Use Policy Analyzer to compare current domain policies with best practices; Use Ping Castle reports
Service desk specialists
Suitable for IT support professionals who regularly deal with everyday user incidents.
System administrators
Recommended for administrators responsible for managing enterprise systems and infrastructure.
Non-expert IT Security team members
Suitable for IT security team members without deep specialization in incident analysis.
Fully online format
Study at your own pace with online access, there is no special setup required beyond an Internet connection and a Chrome browser.
Modular, hands-on learning
Progress through 6 modules combining concise theory, practical tips, and 4–13 exercises per module focused on real-world IT security tools and daily tasks.
Flexible long-term practice
Build skills gradually over approximately one year, with a recommended pace of one exercise per week, each taking 5 to 45 minutes to complete.
6 months to complete your course
Course delivered in English
Self-guided learning that fits around your life
Practical tasks for reviewing the completed material
Browser based via desktop, mobile or tablet
PDF document certifying the completion of the course
