Fundamental Incident Response focuses on core incident response concepts and examines how organizations manage and mitigate cyber threats in real-world situations.
Upon completion of this course, participants will understand the incident response lifecycle, develop comprehensive incident response plans, and utilize tools and techniques for efficient security incident detection and analysis. Participants will gain expertise in fundamental incident response practices, making them an asset to incident response teams, security operations centers (SOCs), and organizations seeking to strengthen their cybersecurity measures.
IR-200 is a foundational program for defense professionals who will learn, among other skills, the following:
- Application of the ITIL (Information Technology Infrastructure Library) standard in responding to cyber incidents in companies
- Develop a comprehensive communications plan for incident response before, during, and after a crisis
- Conducting technical analyses to ensure the proper handling of digital evidence to avoid legal or compliance complications and incomplete investigations
- Mastering techniques and strategies to precisely combat cybersecurity incidents
Master incident response with IR-200 and realistic exercises
IR-200 is divided into 13 modules, many of which include hands-on exercises and labs to ensure learners gain practical experience with incident response skills. Upon completion of the course modules, learners can tackle the Challenge Lab, which closely mirrors the structure of the OSIR certification exam. Upon completion, learners will be an asset to incident response teams, security operations centers (SOCs), and organizations committed to strengthening their cybersecurity measures.
IR-200 is aimed at security operations center (SOC) analysts, IT security specialists, and any professional seeking a cybersecurity specialization with a focus on incident management. There are no specific prerequisites for this program, but basic knowledge of network concepts and operating systems (Windows and Linux), as well as familiarity with basic cybersecurity principles, is recommended.