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Cybercriminals often take advantage of trusted vendors of an organization as a means to gain access to the internal network of their victims. These attacks are targeted at the organizations weakest link, trusted vendors with privilege access, like SolarWinds. Your team's job will be to investigate an alert regarding leaked data from your organization. During your investigation you will learn to locate the source of the leak, detect evasive techniques, and restore your network to normal operating activity.
Your team's job will be to investigate an alert regarding leaked data from your organization. During your investigation you will learn to locate the source of the leak, detect evasive techniques, and restore your network to normal operating activity.
The materials within this course focus on the NICE Framework Task, Knowledge, and Skill statements identified within the indicated NICE Framework component(s):
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