Practical Malware Analysis & Triage

Malware Analysis and Triage Course

Welcome to the Malware Analysis and Triage Course, designed to provide you with comprehensive knowledge and skills needed to analyze, classify, and respond to various types of malware. This course aims to equip cybersecurity professionals with the necessary tools to effectively identify and mitigate malware threats in real-world scenarios.

Introduction

This course offers a deep dive into the methodologies and techniques for malware analysis and triage. Participants will explore both theoretical and practical aspects, enabling them to develop the confidence to tackle malware incidents. Key objectives include understanding malware types, recognizing infection vectors, and applying triage methodologies to prioritize responses.

What You’ll Learn

• Understanding different types of malware and their behaviors.
• Identifying infection vectors and the lifecycle of malware.
• Performing static and dynamic analysis on malware samples.
• Utilizing tools for malware analysis and reverse engineering.
• Developing effective triage strategies for incident response.

Requirements

• Basic understanding of cybersecurity principles.
• Familiarity with Windows and Linux operating systems.
• Knowledge of networking concepts.

Detailed Course Description

The Malware Analysis and Triage Course covers core topics including malware classification, reverse engineering techniques, and the use of advanced tools like debuggers and disassemblers. Participants will engage in hands-on practical sessions, analyzing real malware samples in a controlled environment to reinforce learning. Emphasis will be placed on developing an analytical mindset for recognizing patterns in malware behavior and applying triage techniques to prioritize remediation efforts effectively. By the end of the course, learners will be equipped to conduct thorough malware investigations and contribute to enhanced cybersecurity posture.

Who is This Course For?

This course is ideal for cybersecurity professionals, incident responders, and IT security specialists looking to deepen their understanding of malware threats and enhance their analytical skills. It is suitable for individuals aiming to work in security operations centers (SOCs) or anyone interested in pursuing a career in malware analysis and incident response.

Outbound Links

• CISA: Ransomware Attack Methodology
• Malwarebytes Cybersecurity Resources
• Kaspersky: Malware Overview

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