CyberSecurity Nexus Practitioner | CSX Practitioner Training

Course Description

CSX Practitioner II: Detection Training educates individuals about the basic methods, concepts, and tools used to leverage cybersecurity controls and enhance their ability to detect system events and non-events incidents. This technical course inspects the detect domain and guides individuals to develop the skills to fulfill the purpose of a first responder, following existing procedures, defined processes, and dealing with everyday issues on a single system.

CSX Practitioner II: Detection Training is the second step on the road of becoming a CSX expert. It aims to help professionals to identify unauthorized malicious activities before they damage the organization. This training is more comprehensive and faster than any other traditional training, and you learn different techniques to improve yourself as a CSX practitioner.

CSX Practitioner II: Detection Training teaches you essential skills to detect potential security threats quickly. It makes you better at analyzing network output, analyzing attacks, escalating incidents, and detecting malware.

Objectives

Understand and Detecting malwares.
Notifying appropriate channels
Monitoring and analyzing monitor network output.
How to identify detections for incidents.
How to analyze attacks.
Escalating the incidents.
How to integrate changes when required for monitoring.

Who Should Attend?

This training is intended for all those individuals who are functioning in cyber security domain at any level. Professionals who have deep interest in technical aspects such as threat detection must necessitate CSX Practitioner II: Detection Training.

Additionally, this advanced level certification exam is beneficial for Security Systems Administrators, IT Security Consultants, Penetration Testers, Computer Analysts and Security Architects.

Related Training and Certification

Course Outline

1) IDS Traffic Analysis vs. Packet Analysis

2) Behavior Designation

3) Compromise Identifiers and False Positive Differentiation

4) Compromise Escalation

5) Malicious Code Differentiation

6) Anti-Virus Deployments

7) Anti-Virus Monitoring and Malicious Code Identification

8) Malicious Code Remediation

9) Incident Identification

10) Initial Incident Identifiers

11) Incident Event Collection

12) Identifying Established Baselines

13) Event Characteristic Capture

14) Attack Intent Assessment

15) System Exposure Analysis and Change Identification

16) Attack Timeline Construction

17) Attack Documentation

18) Event Escalation

19) Support Role Designation and Action

20) Incident Response Report Generation

Labs

Network Traffic and Log Comparison
Log Qualification
Event Comparison
Threat Identification
Anti-Virus Deployment
Anti-Virus Utilization
Containment and Eradication
Traffic Analysis Threat Identification
Threat and Incident Component Evaluation
Traffic and Log Assessment and Analysis
Baseline Output Comparison
Packet Character Observation
Compromise Indicators
Traffic Analysis
Timeline Creation
Incident Report Generation
Incident Management Register Comparison
Incident Escalation Report Generation

Schedules

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Q. Can I reschedule my CSX Practitioner II: Detection training for a convenient date?

A. Yes, you can reschedule your training for a convenient date. Participants registered for an upcoming training event are allowed to reschedule for another date or to transfer their registration to other person within same organization.

Q. I am a network administrator with three years’ experience. Am I eligible for CSX Practitioner II: Detection exam without attending training?

A. You will have to get 5 days CSX Practitioner II: Detection training. Experience as network administrator will help you understand the subject matter to see the solutions of problems you might be facing in threat secured system management.

Q. Is it essential to take on CSX Practitioner I before joining CSX Practitioner II: Detection training?

A. Yes, it is required because ISACA's CSX certification levels are structured as the pathway to become a globally recognized cybersecurity professional with proficiency in all the domains.

Q. What is length of each day training program for CSX Practitioner II: Detection exam?

A. It depends upon the trainers and the ongoing class environment; however, average period is about eight hours for a day. You can expect CSX Practitioner II: Detection exam training to be a virtual teaching course for 40 hrs.

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