Hands-on training for mastering incident response and handling techniques to achieve GIAC GCIH certification success.

What you'll learn

Navigating Linux File System

Create and Manage Files & Folders in Linux

Obtain Linux System Information

Information Gathering

Requirements

Basics of Networking

Description

IntroductionThe "GIAC Certified Incident Handler (GCIH) Labs" course offers an immersive, hands-on experience designed to equip cybersecurity professionals with the practical skills needed to effectively respond to and manage security incidents. Participants will engage in real-world scenarios that simulate various types of cyber threats, allowing them to apply incident handling techniques and tools in a controlled environment.Throughout the course, learners will explore key topics such as threat detection, incident response planning, and forensic analysis. They will gain insights into the methodologies used by incident handlers and develop the ability to identify, contain, and remediate security incidents efficiently.By the end of the course, participants will be well-prepared to tackle the challenges of incident response and will have the knowledge and confidence to pursue the GIAC GCIH certification. This course is ideal for security analysts, incident response team members, and IT professionals looking to enhance their incident handling capabilities and advance their careers in cybersecurity.Who Should Join This CourseSecurity AnalystsIncident Response Team MembersIT ProfessionalsNetwork AdministratorsCompliance OfficersAnyone Seeking GCIH Certification Prerequisites of This CourseBasic Networking Knowledge Familiarity with Operating SystemsUnderstanding of Cyber Security ConceptsExperience with Security ToolsWhat You will Learn in This Course

Overview

Section 1: Navigating Linux File System

Lecture 1 List Files

Lecture 2 Check File Type

Section 2: Create and Manage Files & Folders

Lecture 3 Create and Update Files

Lecture 4 Create Multiple Directories with Single Command

Lecture 5 Securely Delete Files

Lecture 6 Use HEAD and TAIL Command

Lecture 7 Check inode Value

Lecture 8 View File Content

Lecture 9 Edit Files

Lecture 10 Count Lines, Words and Characters

Section 3: Obtain Linux System Information

Lecture 11 Check If You Have 32-bit or 64-bit Linux

Lecture 12 Check CPU Information

Lecture 13 Check Memory Information

Lecture 14 Check Time

Lecture 15 Check Running Processes

Lecture 16 Check History

Section 4: Information Gathering

Lecture 17 Using Netcraft

Lecture 18 Using Nslookup

Cybersecurity Students