Networking
Why this course: Attacks arrive over the network: reading IP addresses, ports, DNS and HTTP is how you tell normal traffic from suspicious traffic.
- 8 lessons
- ~6h
- Not started
Cyber security analysts protect an organization's systems by watching for signs of attack, investigating alerts and helping to contain incidents. Many work in a Security Operations Center (SOC), where they read logs and network traffic, separate real threats from false alarms, and escalate what they find with clear evidence.
Take them in order, from Beginner to Advanced. A course you finish counts in every career path that includes it.
Why this course: Attacks arrive over the network: reading IP addresses, ports, DNS and HTTP is how you tell normal traffic from suspicious traffic.
Why this course: Alerts point at processes, users, files and permissions on a host; knowing how an operating system works tells you what to inspect.
Why this course: The core of the role: common attacks, web security and how SOC analysis works day to day.
Alert triage, investigation, containment and reporting, as practiced in a Security Operations Center.
Why this course: Puts it all together in SOC practice: triaging alerts, investigating an incident from the first signal to containment, and writing the report.
This course is being written. It will open here when its first lessons are published.
Finish every course of the path to complete it. Each course you finish earns its own certificate of completion.
There is no separate certificate for a whole path yet: your proof is the certificate of each course, which anyone can verify.