This workshop introduces a framework for administration and diagnostics for the FireEye Email Security (EX) Server Edition. The course includes checklists, case studies, lab challenges and guidance for transitioning difficult cases to the FireEye support team.
This workshop is experiential hands-on and will give learners experience in administering an appliance and diagnosing common issues
This course is designed to prepare learners to perform alert triage from MVX engine analysis using the FireEye Malware Analysis appliance.
Learners will develop knowledge and skills on the administration and use of the FireEye Malware Analysis appliance. The course offers a hands-on lab environment in which learners can submit malware samples for deep analysis and then interpret analysis results.
Cyber Threat Hunting is two-day in-class training on threat hunting. This course covers the fundamentals of threat hunting; how to build out a hunt program in your own environment; and how to identify, define, and execute a hunt mission. The course introduces essential concepts for network and endpoint hunting and then allows learners to apply techniques to hunt for anomalous patterns. Hands-on activities follow real-world use cases to identify attacker techniques. Learners will leave the course with concrete use cases that they can leverage to hunt in their own environment.
This course is designed to prepare analysts to triage and derive meaningful, actionable information from alerts on FireEye File Protect.
In a hands-on lab environment, learners will be presented with various alert types and real-world scenarios in which they will conduct in-depth analysis on the behavior and attributes of malware to assess real-world threats.
This course covers the fundamentals of building or refining a hunt program in your own environment around a defined process; how to create consistent practices to identify, define, and execute a hunt mission; and how to measure success of your hunting program.
This four-day entry-level primer on FireEye Helix covers the Helix workflow, from triaging Helix alerts, creating and scoping cases and using Helix and Endpoint Security tools to conduct investigative searches across the enterprise.
This course is designed to prepare analysts to triage and derive meaningful, actionable information from alerts on FireEye File Protect.
In a hands-on lab environment, learners will be presented with various alert types and real-world scenarios in which they will conduct in-depth analysis on the behavior and attributes of malware to assess real-world threats.
This workshop introduces a framework for administration and diagnostics for the FireEye Network Security (NX) appliance. The course includes checklists, case studies, lab challenges and guidance for transitioning difficult cases to the FireEye Support team.
This course is designed to prepare analysts to triage and derive meaningful, actionable information from alerts on FireEye File Protect.
In a hands-on lab environment, learners will be presented with various alert types and real-world scenarios in which they will conduct in-depth analysis on the behavior and attributes of malware to assess real-world threats.
This 3-day course examines how to triage alerts generated by FireEye Network Security, derive actionable information from those alerts, and apply the fundamentals of live analysis and investigation to investigate associated endpoints.