Computer Security Fundamentals 5e
ISBN: 9781644594162COMP-SEC-FUNDA.AB1
Learn to use advanced threat-hunting techniques for cloud environments such as AWS, Azure, and other cloud platforms.
(CYATTK-CLOUD.AE1) / ISBN : 978-1-64459-379-0Our cloud threat hunting course introduces the best practices for cloud threat hunting. You’ll learn how to detect and stop those sneaking cybercriminals from attacking your AWS, Azure, and other cloud native infrastructure. From understanding the MITRE ATT&CK framework to mastering the ins and outs of cloud security posture management (CSPM), we’ve got you covered. With practical experience, you’ll become a cybersecurity threat hunting expert!
17+ Interactive Lessons | 151+ Exercises | 88+ Quizzes | 82+ Flashcards | 82+ Glossary of terms
50+ Pre Assessment Questions | 50+ Post Assessment Questions |
15+ LiveLab | 15+ Video tutorials | 43+ Minutes
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Contact Us NowThreat hunting is a proactive cybersecurity approach that searches for and identifies potential threats and vulnerabilities within a network. It is the opposite of incident response which is a reactive security approach.
The purpose of this cloud threat-hunting training is to train you and develop the skills required to identify, investigate, and mitigate advanced threats targeting cloud-based infrastructures.
Cloud environments pose unique security challenges due to their dynamic nature and the risk of misconfigurations. Threat hunting helps organizations to detect and mitigate threats before they can cause significant damage.
While both involve responding to security threats, threat hunting is proactive, focusing on identifying potential threats before they cause harm, while incident response is reactive, addressing threats after they have occurred.
Commonly used techniques for security professionals include log analysis, network traffic analysis, anomaly detection, and hunting for indicators of compromise (IOCs).
Some important tools that every cybersecurity professional needs to know include security information and event management (SIEM) systems, cloud access security brokers (CASBs), cloud workload protection platforms (CWPPs), and threat intelligence platforms.
Cloud threat hunting targets threats specific to cloud environments like Azure or AWS. It takes into account factors like dynamic infrastructure, API usage, and shared responsibilities.
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