
Windows IT Security - Role of SOC Analysts & Centers
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Windows IT Security - Role of SOC Analysts & Centers
Learn the crucial theoretical aspects of Windows IT security management and step up your SOC analyst role!
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- Avg. Duration3-4 Hours
- Available Languages (2)
English
This course is
CPD-Accredited
Learning Outcomes
In this free course, you will learn how to:
- Distinguish between the main categories of the Windows Event logs and sections of the Event viewer
- List the different types of events created in a Windows environment
- Outline the four main types of log sources
- Explain what Windows account login tracking is
- Recall the main components of the Windows Event Viewer tool
- Discuss what persistence is and why it is important for hackers to carry out rogue activities
- Discuss both the persistence with Windows scheduled tasks and the WMI event subscription
- Describe the Windows Registry keys and how hackers can manipulate them
- Identify the list of main Event IDs logged within the security file
- Explain the ways of separating default Windows accounts from Standard accounts based on their attributes
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