Advanced Incident Response & Threat Hunting
Investigate enterprise intrusions with memory forensics, timelines and threat hunting, and prepare for the GIAC GCFA exam.
Analyze malicious software with behavioral and code analysis techniques, and prepare for the GIAC GREM exam.
This course prepares you for the GIAC GREM exam objectives. iSecRadar is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by GIAC or the SANS Institute. GREM is a certification of GIAC, and exam registration is completed directly with GIAC.
Reverse-Engineering Malware teaches you to understand what malicious software does and how it works. You start with behavioral analysis in an isolated lab, then move to code analysis with disassemblers and debuggers to uncover capabilities, configuration and indicators of compromise.
The course follows the GIAC Reverse Engineering Malware (GREM) exam objectives. All samples are handled only inside isolated lab environments with strict safety procedures.
GREM (GIAC Reverse Engineering Malware) is a GIAC certification for professionals who analyze and reverse-engineer malicious software.
No. iSecRadar is not affiliated with GIAC or SANS. The course is independent training aligned with the published GREM exam objectives.
No prior assembly knowledge is required. The course teaches the assembly concepts analysts need, but basic programming experience helps.
Investigate enterprise intrusions with memory forensics, timelines and threat hunting, and prepare for the GIAC GCFA exam.
Investigate attacks using packet captures, flow data and network logs, and prepare for the GIAC GNFA exam.
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