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Workshop – Cyber Security & Network Forensics Analysis

Category: Security / Forensics
Format: Virtual
Cyber Security & Network Forensics Analysis Using Wireshark What is the purpose of this class? This course meets the need to develop trained, experienced Network Forensic Analysis personnel.. Description: Effective Network Forensics Analysis requires capturing large amounts of data and.. read more below
Virtual
duration: 1 day
6-16 class size
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Cyber Security & Network Forensics Analysis Using Wireshark

What is the purpose of this class?

This course meets the need to develop trained, experienced Network Forensic Analysis personnel..

Description:

Effective Network Forensics Analysis requires capturing large amounts of data and discerning unusual patterns hidden within seemingly normal network traffic. This workshop provides the student with investigative techniques focusing on the use of Wireshark to gain insight into the following areas:

  • Indications of Compromise and threat recognition for a variety of network attack and exploit scenarios, including reconnaissance techniques, intrusion and exploit methodologies, Botnet threat recognition, as well as standard user protocol vulnerabilities, including many IP-related protocols.
  • Specialized Network Forensics Analysis techniques, including suspicious data traffic, critical Artifact reconstruction, and viewing

The course uses Real-world examples and multiple hands-on exercises to provide field-proven, practical analysis skills. Attendees receive a student guide including multiple reference files, Networking and forensics tools, and a library of reference documents.

Target Audience:

This workshop is for experienced Networking, Government, and Security personnel who must develop advanced packet investigation techniques by analyzing PCAP-based evidence. Completing this course provides a pathway into Network Forensic Analysis.

Recommended Prerequisites:

WS1 and WS2 or equivalent networking and forensic experience using Wireshark.

This course is suitable for:

  • Network security professionals
  • Cybersecurity professionals
  • Security analysts
  • SOC analysts
  • Incident responders
  • Digital forensic investigators
  • Network engineers
  • Network administrators
  • IT security specialists
  • Threat hunters
  • Law enforcement investigators
  • Intelligence analysts
  • Government security professionals
  • Defense and military personnel
  • Technical investigators

Course Details:

Introduction to Network Forensic Analysis

 

Network Analysis Methodology

  • Analyzing Conversations and Activities for Indicators of Compromise (IOC)
  • Recognizing Suspect Conversations – Analyzing and Reassembling Suspicious User Traffic and Artifacts
  • Detecting, Analyzing, and Reconstructing Suspicious Activations & Artifacts
  • Baselines & Sample Libraries
  • Color Rules, Filtering & Pattern Recognition for Recognition of IOCs of Network Reconnaissance and Intrusions

 

They Hacked Me – Network Forensics Analysis – Intrusions, Exploits, Etc.

  • Identifying Target Networks’ Vulnerabilities
  • Scanning & Reconnaissance Tools, techniques, and identification
  • You Can Trust Me – Social Engineering
  • Exploiting the Target – Layer 2 (Physical & Data Link Layers) Exploits
  • Man-in-the-Middle and MAC / ARP Floods
  • Exploiting the Target – Layer 3 (Network Layer) Exploits
  • IPv4 Exploits
  • IPv6 Tunnel Exploits
  • ICMPv4/v6 Exploits
  • Exploiting the Target – Layer 4 (Transport Layer) Exploits
  • Exploiting TCP Header & Options, Resets, and Flags
  • Firewall & Intrusion Detection System (IDS) Exploits
  • Exploiting the Target – Layer 5-7 (Application) Exploits
  • Drive-by-Downloads
  • Ransomware, Crimeware, and Malware – Worms & Viruses
  • Fake Logins & Password Hijacks
  • Overflows and Internet Exploits
  • Attacks
  • Bots, Botnets, Bot Herders
  • Denial of Service (DoS / DDoS)

Student qoutes

" I found Phill to be the best teacher, and I learn so much from him. Thank you Phill"

- Paul Broyd

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- Karin van der Plas

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- Matthew Steenwijk

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