Cybersecurity Bootcamp Zero to SOC Analyst in 21 Days

Build job-ready SOC Analyst skills in Intrusion Prevention, Endpoint Security, Phishing Analysis, and Incident Response.
What you'll learn

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Investigate real SOC security alerts using Splunk, SIEM logs, Entra ID, DNS, VPN, Windows security events, and Suricata rules.
Investigate endpoint security alerts, malware downloads, compromised hosts, device quarantines, and other suspicious endpoint activity.
Analyze phishing emails, investigate malicious links and senders, identify threats, and take appropriate action against threat actors.
Complete a realistic SOC Analyst shift with 120+ alerts while practicing investigation, incident response, containment, and escalation.
Requirements

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No previous cybersecurity experience is required. This course is designed for absolute beginners and teaches SOC investigation skills step by step. A Windows PC is required to run the provided Splunk Virtual Machine. The VM will NOT work on newer Apple Macs with M-series Apple Silicon chips (M1, M2, M3, M4, etc.).
It is recommended to also take Rob Cyber's Splunk for Cybersecurity course to learn the basics of Splunk.
Windows PC or Laptop ONLY - Apple M Series Laptops (M1/M2/M3/M4/etc) will NOT WORK with Splunk Virtual Machine
Description

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Job-Ready Cybersecurity Skills Training in 21 DAYS!
Go beyond cybersecurity theory and learn what it is actually like to work inside a corporate Security Operations Center. This hands-on cybersecurity bootcamp is designed to help you build practical, job-ready SOC Analyst skills by investigating security alerts, analyzing enterprise security logs, communicating with corporate users, enforcing security policies, and responding to real-world cyber threats.
Beginner Training: From Zero to HERO
The21 DAY CYBER course is designed to take you fromZERO to HERO, even if you are starting as an absolute beginner. Rob Cyber walks you through each task, alert, investigation, and response step by step, with over15 hours of hands-on training designed to build yourjob-ready cyber investigation skills so you can confidently impress cybersecurity recruiters and hiring managers. The experience is built to feel like you are working right beside Rob Cyber inside a Security Operations Center, learning how a real Cybersecurity Analyst investigates threats and responds to incidents.
Throughout the course, you will work withSplunk security logs and enterprise data sources, including Microsoft Entra ID, Suricata IDS/IPS alerts, DNS traffic, VPN activity, Windows security events, endpoint security data, and other corporate security logs.
You will learn how SOC Analysts investigate suspicious activity from beginning to end, including
AnalyzeSplunk security logs from Microsoft Entra ID, Suricata, DNS, VPN, Windows systems, and other enterprise security technologies.
InvestigateIntrusion Prevention System (IPS) alerts and respond to malicious IP activity using IP blocking and containment actions.
Investigateendpoint security alerts, including malware downloads, suspicious files, compromised hosts, and device quarantine events.
Performphishing email investigations, analyze suspicious senders, URLs, attachments, and indicators of compromise, and take action against threat actors.
Communicate directly with simulatedcorporate users to investigate malware downloads, suspicious activity, and potential security incidents.
Enforcecorporate cybersecurity policies, including restricted website access, unauthorized software installations, and unwanted application downloads.
Investigate user, network, endpoint, email, and authentication activity across a realistic corporate security environment.
PracticeCybersecurity Incident Response, including investigation, containment, remediation, documentation, and escalation.
Work through aREAL SOC Analyst shift simulation with more than 120 security alerts, requiring you to analyze, prioritize, investigate, and respond just like an analyst working inside a Security Operations Center.
Develop the investigative thinking and decision-making skills needed to determine what is normal, what is suspicious, and what requires immediate action.
This course is built arounddoing the work, not simply watching cybersecurity lectures. You will investigate alerts, review logs, communicate with users, make security decisions, and respond to threats across a simulated corporate environment.
Career LaunchPad: Resume Prep & Cyber Recruiter Outreach
The21 DAY CYBER Career LaunchPad helps you take the skills you build inside the course and prepare to pursue real IT and cybersecurity job opportunities. You will receiveready-made resume templates for Help Desk, Network Operations, and Cybersecurity job roles that you can customize with your own experience, skills, certifications, and training. You will also receiveCyber Recruiter DM scripts designed to help you reach out to cybersecurity recruiters, introduce yourself professionally, start conversations about available opportunities, and build connections that can help you get your resume in front of recruiters and hiring managers.
After you complete this course, you will be ready to walk intocybersecurity job interviews and confidently explain SOC investigations, security alerts, threat analysis, and incident response to cybersecurity recruiters and hiring managers like a skilled, job-ready analyst.
By the end of the bootcamp, you will have real hands-on experience withSplunk, SIEM Log Analysis, Intrusion Prevention, Endpoint Security, Phishing Analysis, Threat Investigation, Corporate Security Policy Enforcement, and Cybersecurity Incident Response.
Who Is This Course For?
This course is designed for
AspiringSOC Analysts
AspiringCybersecurity Analysts
Entry-Level Cybersecurity Professionals
IT Professionals transitioning into cybersecurity
Help Desk and Technical Support Professionals
Network and Systems Administrators
Students preparing for cybersecurity careers
Important System Requirement: This course requires aWindows PC to run the provided Splunk Virtual Machine. The Splunk Virtual Machine willNOT work with newer Apple Mac computers using M-series Apple Silicon chips such as M1, M2, M3, M4, and newer.
Course Recommendation: It is recommended that you also take the Splunk for Cybersecurity course to learn the basics of Splunk log analysis.
Who this course is for

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This course is for absolute beginners, aspiring SOC Analysts, IT professionals, cybersecurity students, career changers, and anyone serious about earning a cybersecurity job offer. Instead of only learning theory, you will build hands-on SOC experience investigating real security alerts, analyzing threats, and responding to incidents. These are the practical skills you can confidently discuss during interviews to stand out from other candidates, impress cybersecurity recruiters and hiring managers, and prove you are ready to work in a real Security Operations Center.
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