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Trojan Share Privilege Escalation - Live-fire scenario
A major data breach occurs almost every day, with some breaches not being discovered until days, months, or even years after the occurrence. From discovering the privilege escalation technique used by the attacker, to conducting forensic investigation on the SQL Server and decoding suspicious data found, trainees will face a major data breach, resulting in the leakage of the organization`s top-secret files.
Provider Information
Daniel Silva
DMS International
804 Pershing Drive
# 204
Silver Spring, MD 20910
Course Overview
Experience working with Firewall
Familiarity with Windows forensics
Experience working with Security Information and Event Management (SIEM)
Familiarity with Microsoft Structured Query Language (MSSQL) Server management
Learning Objectives
Forensics Analysis: From discovering the privilege escalation technique used by the attacker, to conducting forensic investigation on the SQL Server and decoding suspicious data found, trainees will face a major data breach, resulting in the leakage of the organization`s top-secret files.
Framework Connections
The materials within this course focus on the NICE Framework Task, Knowledge, and Skill statements identified within the indicated NICE Framework component(s):
Competency Areas
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