About Rishabh
• CEH | ECSA | CSA | CCSE | CEI | Security+ | CySA+ | AZ-500 | AZ-900 | AZ-104 | AZ-303 |
AZ- 304 | SC-900 | SC-200 | MCT | CCSK |
• Cloud Security Consultant and Trainer with 10+ years of experience in System Design,
Deployment & Cloud Implementations, Development, Analysis, and Implementation using
Microsoft Technologies for enterprise applications.
• Trained over 800+ students globally including those from fortune 500 companies and
recognized as a Microsoft Certified Trainer.
• Performing as a Cloud Security Consultant, Cloud Infrastructure Design Architect &
Migration strategist for over 5 years and served over 40+ firms
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About InfosecTrain
Established in 2016, we are one of the finest Security and Technology Training
and Consulting company
Wide range of professional training programs, certifications & consulting
services in the IT and Cyber Security domain
High-quality technical services, certifications or customized training programs
curated with professionals of over 15 years of combined experience in the
domain
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Why InfosecTrain
Certified and
Post training completion
Experienced Instructors
Flexible modes of Training Tailor Made Training
Access to the
recorded sessions
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Agenda for the Masterclass
👉 Understanding Evolving Threats
👉 Proactive Threat Hunting Importance
👉 CySA+ and Threat Hunting
Methodology
👉 Incident Response Lifecycle
👉 Developing an Incident Response Plan
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The Incident Response Lifecycle: Minimizing
Damage and Recovering from Security
Threats
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A Structured Approach for Effective Response
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Spotting the Threat: Detecting and Analyzing
Security Incidents
Security incidents can be identified through various means, including:
• Security alerts generated by security tools
• Unusual system activity detected by monitoring systems
• Employee reports of suspicious activity (phishing attempts, unauthorized
access attempts)
• Threat intelligence feeds that provide information about current threats
and vulnerabilities
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Spotting the Threat: Detecting and Analyzing
Security Incidents
GOAL of this Stage:
• Analyzing logs and system activity
• Reviewing affected files and systems
• Interviewing employees who may have been impacted
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Stopping the Spread: Containing the Incident
• Isolating infected systems to prevent them from communicating with other
devices on the network
• Disabling compromised accounts to prevent attackers from using them
• Shutting down specific services or applications that may be vulnerable
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Eliminating the Threat: Eradicating the Root Cause
• Removing malware from infected systems
• Patching vulnerabilities in software and systems
• Changing compromised credentials
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Getting Back on Track: Restoring Systems and Data
• Restoring systems from backups
• Retrieving lost or damaged data
• Testing functionality of restored systems and data to
ensure everything is working correctly
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Learning from Experience: Reviewing and
Improving
• Reviewing the incident response process to identify areas for improvement
• Updating the incident response plan based on the lessons learned from
the incident
• Communicating the incident findings and corrective actions taken to
relevant stakeholders, such as management and affected users
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Developing a Robust
Incident Response
Plan
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Preparing Your Organization to Effectively
Respond to Security Threats
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Why Do You Need an Incident Response Plan?
• Reduces downtime and impact of incidents
• Enables a coordinated and efficient response
• Minimizes confusion and improves decision-making
• Helps ensure compliance with regulations
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Assemble Your Incident Response Team
Benefits of a diverse team with expertise in different areas:
• Security analysts
• IT specialists
• Public relations
• Legal & Compliance
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Key Elements of an Incident Response Plan
• Detection & Analysis Procedures
• Containment Strategies
• Eradication Techniques
• Recovery Procedures
• Communication Protocols
• Escalation Procedures
• Documentation & Training
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Test, Train, Adapt: Maintaining Your Incident
Response Plan's Effectiveness
• Tabletop Exercises
• Walk-Throughs
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Be Prepared, Respond with Confidence: The Power
of a Documented Plan
• Minimizes confusion and panic during an incident.
• Enables a swift and coordinated response.
• Reduces downtime and potential damage.
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Understanding Evolving Threats: The Shifting
Landscape of Cybersecurity
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Staying Ahead of Attackers in the Digital Age
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The Cybersecurity Battlefield: Never a Dull
Moment
• Cyberthreats are constantly evolving, requiring continuous vigilance.
• Prevalence of cyberattacks in recent news or statistics.
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The Art of Deception: How Attackers Change Their
Game
• Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs)
• Ransomware
• Phishing Attacks
• Supply Chain Attacks:
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Why Waiting is a Losing Strategy: The Importance
of Threat Hunting
• Early detection and prevention of attacks
• Improved understanding of attacker tactics
• More effective use of security resources
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