Linux Enterprise Incident Response: June 29 - July 3 | APAC

OVERVIEW

Attacks against computer systems continue to increase in frequency and sophistication. Organizations must be able to rapidly detect and respond to these threats.

This course is designed to teach the fundamental investigative techniques needed to respond to today’s sophisticated threat actors and their intrusion methods. This course includes a series of hands-on labs that highlight all phases of a targeted attack lifecycle, critical sources of attacker evidence and the forensic analysis required to conduct effective analysis.

Students will learn how to conduct rapid triage to determine system compromise, uncover evidence of initial attack vectors, recognize persistence mechanisms and develop indicators of compromise (IOCs) to further scope an incident.

Event Information

• LOCATION: ONLINE
• START DATE: June 29, 2020
• END DATE: July 3, 2020
• TIME: 9:00–13:00 Singapore Time, daily
  • 6:30–10:30 (Mumbai/Bengaluru/Delhi)
  • 8:00–12:00 (Bangkok/Hanoi/Jakarta)
  • 9:00–13:00 (Singapore/Hong Kong/Beijing/Perth/Taipei)
  • 10:00–14:00 (Tokyo/Seoul)
  • 11:00–15:00 (Sydney/Melbourne)
  • 13:00–17:00 (Auckland)
  • 18:00-22:00 (Los Angeles/Vancouver, June 28 - July 2)
• COST: US$3,000 or 4 EoD credits

Expertise on Demand (EoD) credits will be accepted.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

After completing this course, learners should be able to:

• Understand the stages of an effective incident response process including preparation, detection and analysis and remediation
• Recognize the most common forms, benefits and limitations of endpoint forensic evidence collection including forensic imaging and live response acquisition
• Identify and use critical sources of evidence to investigate and analyze a compromised Linux system including EXT3/EXT4 file systems, syslog, audit logs, memory, VPN and web shells
• Audit common Linux applications for databases and web servers including Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Apache and nginx
• Know how attackers move from system-to-system in a compromised Linux environment through their use of data including credentials, logons, remote command execution and shell artifacts
• Investigate a full environment, at-scale, for signs of compromise with the use of proactive hunting
• Analyze web logs to recognize and interpret common attacker techniques including obfuscation and encoding methods
• Improve logging visibility, prevent evidence tampering and reduce the attack surface by identifying common configuration parameters and logged events that aid effective investigations

WHO SHOULD TAKE THIS COURSE

Linux system administrators, incident responders, threat hunters and SOC analysts who need to understand the process involved in performing effective enterprise incident response for Linux systems.

PREREQUISITES

Students must have a working understanding of the Linux operating system, file systems, configuration files and common Linux applications. Familiarity with Linux security controls and common network protocols will also be beneficial.

TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS

Students will access the live instructor lecture and course labs online. Students will require a computer that meets the following minimum requirements:

• Internet Connection: 25 Mbps+ recommended
• Browser: Chrome recommended
• Operating System: Windows or MacOS

COURSE MATERIALS

Students will receive a lab book and access to all required class materials and tools.