ESSENTIAL DETECTION AND INCIDENT RESPONSE
Course Code: CECR 1202
Your system has been breached. Don’t wait till it happens. Prepare for it ahead of time by taking an in-depth course like this one. You will learn the essentials of setting up an incident response (IR) program and building incident-management documentation, while proactively monitoring, detecting and responding to threats. You will get hands-on experience developing an IR strategy, managing IR tools and preparing your environments against imminent threat so when one does occur, you will have a good idea of how to respond quickly and effectively. If you’re really interested in a career in incident response, the course in Advanced Detection and Incident Response you will go further, deepening your understanding and mastering your skills.
Your take-away
This course is a great way to help you:• Respond, contain and remediate cyber attacks;
• Become familiar with the main components of an incident response program including management strategies, processes and playbooks in order to detect and respond to a cyber incident;
• Describe an environment's threat surface, in order to identify its areas of weakness or vulnerability;
• Adapt defensive strategies depending on the threat type and threat actor;
• Integrate threat intelligence into the response cycle.
Our approach
In this program, we take a hands-on approach to learning that's focused on the acquisition of practical, real-world skills and competencies. In short, you’ll benefit from problem-based, project- based and experiential learning led by industry experts.Who benefits the most?
• Professionals who want to gain expertise in threat detection and analysis and incident response.• Professionals who want to mitigate threats using a know-your-enemy approach.
• Managers and cyber-security professionals who want to ensure organizational resilience and business continuity.
Concordia CCE Loyalty Discount
All students who meet at least one of the following conditions, will receive a 10% discount on their CCE course or workshop tuition fees:
1) Have completed a CCE, Undergraduate or Graduate course at Concordia University in a prior academic term;
2) Have completed a language proficiency test (IELTS) at CCE;
3) Have completed a CCE Professional Development Seminar/Workshop.
This discount is based on the information maintained in the Concordia University student information system.
NOTE: This discount does not apply to a language proficiency test enrollment (IELTS) nor to application fees for admission to a CCE program of study.
Prerequisite courses
| Code | Title |
|---|---|
| CECR 1001 | BASICS OF CYBER RESILIENCE |
| CECR 1002 | GOVERNANCE, RISK AND COMPLIANCE |
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