Incident Response & Network Forensics Training Boot Camp

Transform your career in 5 days

Prepare to master the art of incident response and network forensics in our comprehensive boot camp. Effective incident response and network forensics skills are in demand by organizations that need to detect, contain and mitigate security incidents. Our Incident Response Training and Network Forensics Boot Camp equips you with the knowledge and hands-on experience to excel in this critical field.

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Course essentials

Boot camp at a glance

  • Method

    Live online, in-person, team onsite

  • Duration

    5 days

  • Experience

    1+ year of experience

  • Average salary

    $84,000

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Training overview

During the Incident Response Training and Network Forensics Boot Camp, you gain comprehensive knowledge and practical skills. Here are the key areas covered in the course:

  • Incident response planning: Learn how to develop effective incident response plans and strategies to detect, respond to and mitigate security incidents.
  • Incident detection: Understand the techniques and tools used to identify and detect security incidents, including analyzing indicators of compromise and conducting triage.
  • Network forensics: Explore the methods and techniques for investigating and analyzing network-based attacks, including packet capture and analysis, flow analysis and network artifact discovery.
  • System compromise analysis: Learn how to investigate compromised systems, identify traces left behind by attackers on the network, disk, and in volatile memory and conduct forensic analysis to determine the extent of the compromise.
  • Log analysis: Discover how to analyze various types of logs, such as event logs and firewall logs, to identify suspicious activities and uncover evidence of security incidents.
  • Incident containment: Master the techniques for containing security incidents and preventing further escalation, including isolation procedures and quarantine considerations.
  • Incident eradication and recovery: Learn how to remove intruder access, restore system capabilities, and close out security incidents to ensure a full recovery and prevent future incidents.
  • Incident reporting and coordination: Understand the importance of effective incident reporting and communication, including liaising with law enforcement and coordinating incidents with external organizations.

Who should attend

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The Incident Response Training & Network Forensics Boot Camp is ideal for a wide range of professionals looking to enhance their skills in incident response and network forensics. Here’s who will benefit most from this training:

  • Incident response professionals
  • Network and system administrators
  • Computer security incident response team (CSIRT) members
  • Anyone interested in improving their network forensics and incident management skills

By attending the Incident Response Training and Network Forensics Boot Camp, you gain the necessary expertise to excel in incident response, network forensics and cybersecurity, making you an asset to your organization. Expand your professional skill set and stay ahead in the ever-evolving field of cybersecurity with our top-tier network forensic and incident response training.

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What's included

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  • 90-day extended access to Boot Camp components, including class recordings
  • 100% Satisfaction Guarantee
  • Free 90-day Infosec Skills subscription (access to 1,400+ additional courses and labs)
  • Hands-on cyber ranges and labs
  • Knowledge Transfer Guarantee
  • Pre-study learning path

What makes the Infosec Incident Response & Network Forensics prep course different?

You can rest assured that the Incident Response & Network Forensics training materials are fully updated and synced with the latest version of the exam. With 20 years of training experience, we stand by our Incident Response & Network Forensics training with 100% satisfaction guaranteed. This means if you’re not 100% satisfied with your training at the end of the first day, you may withdraw and enroll in a different online or in-person course.

Before your boot camp

Prerequisites

To get the most from our boot camp, we recommend:

  • One or more years of experience in incident handling or equivalent information security experience

Syllabus

Training schedule

Day 1
Morning session

Introduction

Incident response process (i)

Afternoon session

Incident response process (ii)

Evening session

Optional group & individual study

Schedule may vary from class to class

Day 2
Morning session

Events & incident detection (i)

Afternoon session

Events & incident detection (ii)

Evening session

Optional group & individual study

Schedule may vary from class to class

Day 3
Morning session

Triage & analysis (i)

Afternoon session

Triage & analysis (ii)

Evening session

Optional group & individual study

Schedule may vary from class to class

Day 4
Morning session

Incident management knowledge base (i)

Afternoon session

Incident management knowledge base (ii)

Evening session

Optional group & individual study

Schedule may vary from class to class

Day 5
Morning session

Incident response

Afternoon session

Course materials review

What's next?

After you finish the Incident Response Training and Network Forensics Boot Camp

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After completing this boot camp, you're on your way to taking your career to the next level. Here are some responsibilities associated with this training:

  • Be responsible for detecting and responding to security incidents, investigating cyber threats and implementing incident response strategies to mitigate risks.
  • Specialize in analyzing network traffic, identifying security breaches and conducting digital investigations to gather evidence for legal proceedings.
  • Provide expert guidance and recommendations to organizations on strengthening their cybersecurity posture, incident response planning and network forensics practices.
  • Monitor and analyze security events and incidents, respond to alerts and perform investigations to identify and mitigate potential threats.
  • Oversee a group of incident response professionals, coordinate response efforts and develop incident response strategies and protocols for the organization.

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Exam Prep

What are some tips for preparing for this Incident Response and Network Forensics boot camp?

When you enroll in this boot camp, you’ll gain immediate access to an in-depth prep course to prepare for the boot camp and get the most out of your live experience. In addition, you’ll receive 90 days of access to all the content in Infosec Skills so you can continue to learn and build your skills after your boot camp ends. By enrolling, you’ll have everything you need to succeed before, during and after your live incident response training.

Career Opportunities

What are the career opportunities like for Incident Response and Network Forensics certified professionals?

Building your incident response and network forensics skills opens a range of exciting career options in the cybersecurity field. Here are some of the job titles commonly associated with this training:

  • Network forensics investigator
  • Cybersecurity consultant
  • Security operations center (SOC) analyst

These job titles and responsibilities can vary depending on the organization, industry and specific role within the IT and cybersecurity field, but rest assured, you'll be well-equipped to pursue these exciting career paths and contribute to the security and resilience of organizations.

What job titles are most common for people with a Incident Response & Network Forensics certification?

Some common positions that this certification can help you land include:

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    Incident response team lead

  • Security operations center (SOC) analyst icon

    Security operations center (SOC) analyst

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    Incident response analyst

Average Salary

Incident Response certification salary expectations

Incident response professionals earn competitive salaries. While exact salaries vary based on experience, location and industry, incident response professionals earn an average of $83,000 annually, according to Payscale.

Guaranteed results

Our boot camp guarantees

100% Satisfaction Guarantee

If you’re not 100% satisfied with your training at the end of the first day, you may withdraw and enroll in a different online or in-person course.

Knowledge Transfer Guarantee

If an employee leaves within three months of obtaining certification, Infosec will train a different employee at the same organization tuition-free for up to one year.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is incident response training?
This incident response training is designed to equip individuals with the skills and knowledge to effectively detect, respond to and mitigate security incidents. It provides comprehensive instruction on the procedures, techniques and best practices involved in identifying and containing security breaches, conducting investigations and restoring systems and data to a secure state.
What skills do you need to be an incident responder?

To excel as an incident responder, essential skills include a strong foundation in cybersecurity principles, technical expertise in areas like network protocols and operating systems, the ability to handle and respond to security incidents promptly, knowledge of digital forensics techniques, effective communication and collaboration skills, problem-solving abilities and a commitment to continuous learning and professional development.

These skills enable incident responders to effectively analyze, contain and remediate security incidents while minimizing the impact on organizations.

What do you need to be an incident responder?

To be an adept incident responder, you must possess a strong technical knowledge base, including a deep understanding of computer networks, operating systems and cybersecurity principles. Expertise in incident response methodologies, frameworks and procedures is essential. This involves being well-versed in incident detection, containment, eradication and recovery and utilizing incident handling tools, forensic techniques and evidence preservation methods.

Effective communication and collaboration skills are vital for incident responders. You need to communicate clearly with team members, stakeholders and external parties involved in incident response efforts. Collaborating effectively with others helps you coordinate response actions and share critical information. Operating as part of a team is crucial, as many incident responses cannot be completed by one person.

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JP

Excellent! Our instructor had a vast background and related the materials to real life. Much better than just teaching the materials to pass an exam ... but he did that as well. He went out of his way in class. The extra materials really benefited us when we returned to our real jobs! Great experience!

John Peck, EPA
EH

The instructor was able to take material that prior to the class had made no sense, and explained it in real world scenarios that were able to be understood.

Erik Heiss, United States Air Force
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Very impressed with Infosec. My instructor did a great job delivering the information strategically and in a way for all to understand. I would definitely take another class/certification prep course.

Sylvia Swinson, Texeltek

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