Our focus today is on Topic #2 - Security Infrastructure
The focus of the course is on SOC analysts (level 2) and those who want to become one
We will have to define what that means though:
Typically, SOC lvl 1 analysts are able to:
β’ detect threats with predefined rules and subsequently follow playbooks/SOPs
β’ forward cases/tickets to level 2 analysts
β’ document & summarize past incidents
β’ search internet/dark web for new TTPs / threats
we start exactly here
I assume if you want to take the course you are able to do those tasks, OR can learn quickly πββοΈ
We will:
β’ the creation of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) / Playbooks
β’ case software handling & setup
β’ log generation / ingestion
β’ SIEM setup from scratch & automation
Currently, the tech stack looks something like this:
SIEM - @wazuh
IDS - @snort / maybe suricata
proxy / local DNS - pihole / maybe @squidproxy
VPN - @wireguard or @OpenVPN
case management - @TheHive_Project or @Jira
firewall - opensense or pfsense
malware lab - flareVM, REMnux
@wazuh@snort@squidproxy@OpenVPN@TheHive_Project@Jira The idea is that most / all of the tools are available for free so if you need to set this up for a company you only have to pay for hosting/traffic/storage
We will go through the setup, configuration and use-cases