Endpoint Detection & Response Training
Discover the realm of cybersecurity through professional EDR training
Overview
EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response) plays a critical role in modern cybersecurity by concentrating on identifying and mitigating security threats at the endpoint level, which includes laptops, desktops, and mobile devices. EDR solutions are designed to continuously monitor activities occurring on these endpoints, gathering and analyzing data to detect potential threats in real-time. By employing advanced analytics and machine learning techniques, EDR systems can recognize unusual behaviors and respond swiftly to potential breaches. This proactive approach not only helps in thwarting attacks before they escalate but also aids in forensic analysis post-incident. As cyber threats become increasingly sophisticated, EDR serves as a vital line of defense, empowering organizations to safeguard their sensitive information and maintain operational integrity.
Key EDR Providers
Course Focus Area
- Focus on foundational and advanced aspects of Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) and Endpoint Protection Platforms (EPP).
- Equip learners with skills to identify, mitigate, and respond to modern cyber threats.
- In-depth exploration of EDR’s role and core capabilities.
- Best practices for EDR implementation and integration.
- Strengthening cybersecurity defenses across various domains, including cloud and endpoint security.
- Coverage of essential threat hunting techniques.
- Comprehensive approach to managing threats in real-world scenarios.
Expected Audience
- Students aspiring to specialize in endpoint protection and threat intelligence.
- Companies seeking to educate and strengthen their EDR teams.
- Professionals comparing EDR solutions and their capabilities in a product-agnostic manner.
- Cybersecurity practitioners wanting to enhance their knowledge of EDR functions and applications.
- Organizations planning to build or upskill a new team of EDR administrators.
Pre-Requisites
- Basic Understanding of Cyber Security Concepts and Endpoint Security
- Should have good Internet connectivity during the session and labs
- Recommended to to have a laptop/PC with a minimum (8 GB RAM and 4 CPU)
What You Will Learn
- Introduction to Threat Hunting, Threat Intelligence, and EDR
- Importance of Threat Hunting and Intelligence in Modern Cybersecurity
- Current Threat Landscape and Emerging Threats
- Common Types of Cyberattacks and Tactics
- Case Studies: High-Profile Cyberattacks
- Defining Threat Hunting and Its Objectives
- Common Techniques in Threat Hunting
- Key Components of an Effective Threat-Hunting Program
- Role of Threat Intelligence in CyberSecurity
- Understanding Common Threat Intelligence Sources and Platforms
- Defining Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) and Its Importance
- Role and Benefits of EDR in Cybersecurity
- Core Capabilities of EDR Solutions
- Implementing and Configuring EDR: Steps and Best Practices
- Evaluating Success: Measuring EDR Effectiveness
- Overview of EDR-Compatible Tools and Integrations
- Pros and Cons of Various Integrations
- Best Practices for EDR Integration with Security Tools
- Common Use Cases for EDR and Their Effectiveness
- Role of EDR in Threat Hunting, Threat Intelligence, and Incident Response
- Compliance Frameworks and EDR’s Role in Meeting Compliance
- Best Practices for Compliance with EDR
- EDR for Cloud Security: Role and Best Practices
- EDR for Endpoint Security: Role, Benefits, and Best Practices
- Open-Source Tools for EDR and Practical Hands-On Exercises