Malware Anatomy Training

The Anatomy of Malware course provides theoretical and practical training for students with a background in programming and analytics with the goal of enabling the audience to understand and gain experience with various disabilities and understanding their behavior.

  • No Experience Necessary
  • Job Placement Assistance
  • Hands On Training

Description

  • Malware Security Training | Cyber Range Solutions

The Anatomy of Malware course provides theoretical and practical training for students with a background in programming and analytics with the goal of enabling the audience to understand and gain experience with various disabilities and understanding their behavior.

All facets of industry, corporations and government face many challenges today that didn’t exist 20 years ago. Threat actors are more and more cunning which allows them to make advanced threats and inundate organizations with a daily flood of data filled with malicious information and false alarms from multiple security systems. Additionally, organizations face a severe lack of qualified personnel to combat these threats effectively. 

Over the years, the magnitude of the world’s cyber crimes has been exposed. This includes the theft of billions of dollars of information, irreparable damage to organizations’ infrastructure, damage to system reliability, availability and more. Along with the growing threat, organizations around the world are looking for people who can protect their trade secrets (and their customers if necessary), and ones who understand what damage unravels when an attack occurs. 

The Anatomy of Malware course provides theoretical and practical training for students with a background in programming and analytics with the goal of enabling the audience to understand and gain experience with various disabilities and understanding their behavior.

Course Objectives

  • Analyze and research operating system behavior
  • Analyze malware and their advanced techniques
  • Work with WinDBG and IDA

Audience

  • Junior security researchers who seek to analyze advanced malware anatomy in-depth.
    Malware analysts who seek to improve their skills and be able to analyze advanced malware.

Prerequisites

  • Candidates with experience in the cyber security field and have technical background with C Language and Python, IDA and WinDBG as well as basic malware reverse engineering.

Duration

  • 40 Hours