Expert

80 Hours

18 Modules

Expert Cyber Security & SOC Mastery

Complete Path from Ethical Hacking to SOC Professional

Our most comprehensive program. Master elite-level penetration testing, Splunk administration, and Security Operations Center (SOC) skills. This intensive course transforms you into a professional cybersecurity expert ready for Tier 2/3 SOC roles and senior security consulting.

Course Overview

Duration

80 Hours

Level

Expert

Structure

18 Modules

Format

70% Practical Training

What You'll Learn

Key skills and knowledge areas covered in this course

Advanced Ethical Hacking & Penetration Testing

Professional Footprinting & Reconnaissance

Network Fundamentals & Advanced Scanning

Vulnerability Assessment & Remediation

Web Application & Server Hacking Mastery

Splunk Administration & Development

Advanced Search Processing Language (SPL)

Interactive Dashboard & Alert Creation

Comprehensive SOC Operations & Architecture

Log Analysis & Incident Response Lifecycle

Course Curriculum

Detailed breakdown of modules and topics

Module 1: Introduction to Ethical Hacking

Fundamentals of information security world
Ethical hacking basics and terminology
Information security controls and frameworks
Relevant cybersecurity laws and compliance

Module 2: Foot Printing and Reconnaissance

Latest footprinting techniques and tools
Pre-attack phase of ethical hacking
Passive and active reconnaissance
Information gathering strategies

Module 3: Network Fundamentals

Basic network topology and TCP/IP protocols
Ping sweeps and port scanning with Nmap
Identifying open ports and services
Analyzing network traffic with Wireshark

Module 4: Vulnerability Assessment

Identifying vulnerabilities using scanners
Understanding CVEs (Common Vulnerabilities & Exposures)
CVSS scoring and vulnerability prioritization
Basic remediation and patching strategies

Module 5: Password Cracking

Password cracking tools and methodologies
Dictionary attacks and brute force techniques
Breaking weak and complex passwords
Securing password databases and MFA

Module 6: Web Application Security

SQL injection, XSS, and CSRF identification
Using web application scanners (ZAP, Burp)
Web application security best practices
OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities overview

Module 7: Access Control

Authentication methods: Password, MFA
Exploring user permission management (IAM)
Role-based vs Attribute-based access control
Securing authentication flows

Module 8: Cryptography Basics

Symmetric and asymmetric encryption algorithms
Practical encryption/decryption exercises
Digital signatures and hash functions
Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) concepts

Module 9: Hacking Web Servers

Web server attack methodologies
Auditing web server infrastructure
Common server vulnerabilities and exploits
Defense countermeasures and server hardening

Module 10: Hacking Web Applications

Comprehensive web app attack methodology
Auditing application vulnerabilities
Exploiting business logic and session flaws
Advanced preventive strategies

Module 11: Splunk Searching

Basic searches and search processing language
Using auto-complete and search time ranges
Refining searches and using the timeline
Work with events and save search results

Module 12: Using Fields in Searching

Understanding and identifying Splunk fields
Using fields in SPL queries
Search modes: Fast, Verbose, and Smart
Search sidebar usage and field extraction

Module 13: Create Reports

Saving searches as persistent reports
Creating statistical reports (Tables)
Creating visualization-based reports (Charts)
Editing and managing reports

Module 14: Create Dashboards

Creating and editing Splunk dashboards
Adding reports and panels to dashboards
Creating interactive and Cascade dashboards
Dashboard customization and layout

Module 15: Creating Alerts

Describing and configuring alert types
Real-time vs Scheduled alert creation
Viewing fired alerts and notifications
Alert action automation

Module 16: Introduction to Cyber Security & SOC

Defensive perspective of Cyber Security
Why companies need SOC (Security Operations Center)
SOC vs IT vs NOC roles
Roles in SOC (L1, L2, L3 expectations)

Module 17: How SOC Works in Real Companies

SOC Architecture: People, Process, Technology
SOC Workflow: Logs -> SIEM -> Alert -> Incident
Shift-based SOC operations
Daily responsibilities of an entry-level analyst

Module 18: Logs & Events – Core SOC Skill

Importance of logs in security monitoring
Log types: Authentication, System, Network, App
Event vs Alert vs Incident distinction
Pattern-based vs single log analysis

Course Information

Prerequisites

Basic computer knowledge and passion for cybersecurity. No prior experience required.

Certification

Expert Cybersecurity & SOC Specialist Certificate

Career Opportunities

Tier 1/2 SOC Analyst, Junior Penetration Tester, Security Engineer, Vulnerability Researcher

Investment

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Expert Cyber Security & SOC Mastery

Complete Path from Ethical Hacking to SOC Professional