ADVANCED THREAT HUNTING PROFESSIONAL
Irrespective of one’s affiliation with either side, whether blue or red, it is essential for a comprehensive information security professional to possess a strong grasp of Threat Hunting and Threat Intelligence. A well-rounded understanding of attacking techniques is crucial for those aiming to become proficient defenders. This principle also applies to penetration testers.
Chapter 1 : An Introduction to the Basics
Module 1 : Threat Hunting Methodologies
Module 2 :Incident Response and Digital Forensics
Module 3 :Threat Intelligence – Know The Threats That Matter
Module 4 :Threat Intelligence and Risk Assessments
Module 5 :IOCs (Indicators of Compromise)
Module 6 :Threat Hunting Terminology
Module 7 :Threat Hunting Process
Module 8 :Hunting for Network-Based Threats – Part One
Module 9 : Hunting for Network-Based Threats – Part Two
Module 10 :Hunting for Network-Based Threats – Part Three
Module 11 : Hunting for Host-based Threats – Part One
Module 12 :Hunting for Host-based Threats – Part Two
Module 13 :Hunting for Host-based Threats – Part Three
Module 14 :Leveraging Events and Endpoint Logs for Security -Part One
Module 15 :Leveraging Events and Endpoint Logs for Security -Part Two
DETAILED COURSE CONTENT
The Advanced Threat Hunting Professional (ATHP) course has been specifically developed to equip information security professionals with the necessary skills to proactively hunt for threats and enhance their capabilities as stealthy penetration testers. This course emphasizes practical learning through hands-on lab exercises.
The ATHP course covers the foundational aspects of threat hunting, including establishing a hunt program within your own environment and effectively identifying, defining, and executing hunt missions. Participants will learn essential concepts related to network and endpoint hunting and will have the opportunity to apply these techniques in order to detect anomalous patterns.
The course incorporates hands-on activities that simulate real-world scenarios to identify attacker techniques. By the end of the course, learners will have gained practical experience with concrete use cases that they can apply to their own environments for effective threat hunting.
WHO SHOULD TAKE THIS COURSE?
The Advanced Threat Hunting Professional (ATHP) training is beneficial for:
- Malware Analysts
- Incident Responders
- Penetration Testers
- Digital Forensic Examiners
- Information security consultants and IT auditors
- Security Operations Center analysts and engineers
Anyone who is interested in threat hunting & threat intelligence ATHP is advanced training that requires the following pre-requisites:
PRE-REQUISITES
Basic knowledge of Network Protocols: TCP, UDP, ARP, ICMP, etc.
Basic knowledge of x86 and x64 bit assembly programming languages.
Intermediate to advanced understanding of penetration testing tools and methods.
One year in an information security role or equivalent experience is recommended.
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