Certified Incident Handler Online Course
Course Overview
This in-depth course equips you with the knowledge and skills required to handle cybersecurity incidents effectively. Starting with the fundamentals of information security and incident response, you’ll progress through key areas such as Vulnerability Management, Threat Assessment, Risk Management, and the NIST Risk Management Framework (RMF).
You’ll gain hands-on experience managing the full incident response lifecycle—from preparation and detection to containment, eradication, and recovery. The course includes practical labs and real-world scenarios, covering threats such as malware infections, unauthorized access, DoS attacks, and web application vulnerabilities. Advanced topics like cloud security, insider threats, forensic analysis, and compliance are also included to help you tackle complex security challenges.
What You’ll Learn?
- Manage the entire incident handling lifecycle
- Conduct risk assessments and apply the NIST RMF effectively
- Investigate and respond to real-world incidents like malware, DoS, and web attacks
- Perform digital forensics and evidence collection using tools like Wireshark, NMAP, and OSForensics
- Address cloud security threats and insider attacks with modern strategies
- Apply ethical hacking techniques to simulate and respond to attacks
Key Benefits:
- Comprehensive Training: Master the processes, tools, and frameworks essential for effective incident response
- Hands-On Experience: Practice using top cybersecurity tools in real-world scenarios
- Career Development: Build job-ready skills for roles in incident response, cybersecurity analysis, and digital forensics
- Certification Readiness: Get prepared for the ECIHv2 certification from EC-Council, a globally recognized credential
- Real-World Focus: Learn how to handle threats like DDoS attacks, ransomware, and cloud breaches
Skills Required:
- Foundational knowledge of cybersecurity concepts
- Familiarity with ethical hacking and tools such as OSForensics, Wireshark, and NMAP
- Ability to perform forensic analysis and handle digital evidence
- Understanding of incident response processes, legal standards, and compliance requirements
- Knowledge of cloud environments and insider threat mitigation
Who Should Enroll?
- Cybersecurity professionals aiming to strengthen their incident response skills
- Ethical hackers seeking specialized training in real-world attack handling
- Incident responders, analysts, and IT professionals looking to enhance their threat management capabilities
- Individuals preparing for a career in cybersecurity with a focus on incident handling and forensic investigation
Course Outline
The Certified Incident Handler 212-89 Online Course covers the following topics -
Domain 1. Introduction to Information Security and Incident Management
- ECIHv2 Certification Overview
- Vulnerability Management and Threat Assessments
- Risk Management Process and NIST RMF
- Incident Handling Standards, Frameworks, and Legal Compliance
Domain 2. Incident Handling and Response Process
- Preparing for Incident Response
- Incident Recording, Triage, Notification, Containment, and Eradication
- Evidence Gathering, Forensic Analysis, Recovery, and Post-Incident Activities
Domain 3. Digital Evidence and Forensics
- Principles of Digital Evidence Collection
- Volatile and Static Evidence Collection
- Anti-Forensics Techniques
Domain 4. Malware Incident Handling
- Detection, Containment, Eradication, and Recovery of Malware
Domain 5. Email Security Incident Handling
- Managing Email Security Incidents Effectively
Domain 6. Network Security Incident Handling
- Handling Unauthorized Access, Inappropriate Usage, and Denial-of-Service Incidents
Domain 7. Web Application Security Incident Handling
- Detecting and Eradicating Web Application Threats and Attacks
Domain 8. Cloud Security Incidents
- Best Practices and Techniques for Cloud Security Incident Management
Domain 9. Insider Threats Best Practices
- Mitigation Strategies and Proactive Security Measures
Domain 10. Advanced Security Analysis and Tools
- Using Tools Like Autopsy, OSSIM, Wireshark, Suricata IDS, and NMAP
- Understanding SQL Injection and XSS Attacks