Cyber Security Defender
Accelerated Courses
This set of training is designed to educate your staff with the information and skills they need to identify, track, contain, and destroy harmful activity in your organization’s networks.
The Accelerated Program
This set of training is designed to educate your staff with the information and skills they need to identify, track, contain, and destroy harmful activity in your organization’s networks.
How The Accelerated program works
This program goes above and beyond theory. It is based on case studies of real-life incidents. Students receive practical experience protecting against cyber security risks as well as hands-on experience with real-world scenarios. And we guarantee that our instructors are among the finest in their fields — they have years of experience working for Fortune 500 firms. Government agencies, banks, and cybersecurity firms all around the world.
Cyber Security Defenders Accelerated Training
Ransomware Resilience & Incident Response
Ransomware is a huge threat to organisations today. Last year over $6.5 billion ransom was paid to Ransomware gangs worldwide. Everyone could be a victim. Individuals, companies, and government organisations. This course prepares professionals on how to protect their organisation from a Ransomware attack.
Cyber Threat Intelligence
To be fully prepared against Advisories, including ransomware actors, you need to have the intelligence on who these actors are and their capabilities. Threat intelligence’s aim is to answer important questions like who are our adversaries? How are they going after us? What techniques, tactics, and information do they possess? How could they infiltrate our network? This training provides you with the knowledge to do this.
Cyber Threat Hunting
The intelligence collected during Threat Intelligence could be utilized in hunting down threat actors on the network before they strike. Threat hunting is based on the concept of “Assumed Breach “. It helps businesses answer questions like: How do we know when we’ve been breached? What is the evidence we have for this? And how do we use this information to improve our security?”