Cybersecurity Analyst Course
Become a Security Analyst, learn threat detection, SIEM, incident response, and vulnerability management tailored for SOC and enterprise environments.
Modules
- CIA Triad
- Threats & Malware Types
- Network Fundamentals
- What is SIEM?
- Splunk/ELK Setup
- Log Analysis & Alerts
- Scanning Tools
- Risk Assessment
- Patch & Remediation
- IR Lifecycle
- Digital Forensics Intro
- Labs & Simulations
- IDS/IPS Concepts
- Firewall Config
- Endpoint Protection
- Security Documentation
- Compliance Standards
- SOC Playbooks
- Packet Analysis
- Threat Intel
- SIEM Dashboards
- Resume & Interview Tips
- Mock Assessments
- Cert Guide
Industry Insights
90%
Industry Relevance
High
Market Demand
6.5 LPA+
Avg. Salary
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Week 1-2: Security Fundamentals
15 hrsUnderstand cybersecurity basics, CIA triad, threat landscape.
Week 3: SIEM Setup & Logs
12 hrsHands-on with Splunk and ELK for log collection and analysis.
Week 4-5: Vulnerability & Risk
18 hrsPerform scans using Nessus/OpenVAS and analyze risk.
Week 6: Incident Response
15 hrsSimulate IR scenarios, create playbooks, forensic basics.
Week 7: Network & Endpoint Security
10 hrsFirewall rules, IDS/IPS, and endpoint monitoring.
Week 8-9: Threat Intel & Reporting
15 hrsBuild SIEM dashboards, threat intel reports, compliance docs.
Week 10: Career & Certifications
10 hrsCEH/CompTIA Security+ prep and interview readiness.
Why become a Cybersecurity Analyst?
- Cyber threats are increasing – security analysts are crucial for enterprise defense.
- Learn to configure SIEM tools (Splunk, ELK), detect anomalies, and respond to incidents.
- Gain hands-on skills in vulnerability scanning, malware analysis, and forensics.
- Perfect for entry-level security roles with global demand and growing salaries.
- Build SOC-ready skills and career-ready capabilities.