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Kaspersky opens a treasure-box: our legendary training program on Advanced Malware Analysis Techniques. It helps established reverse engineers, incident responders & digital forensics specialists level-up their work on cybersecurity incidents and become unique experts. The main focus of the course is advanced static analysis because for cybersecurity incidents involving previously unseen malicious code, this is the most reliable way to determine functionality of the code and find actionable artefacts. It allows organizations affected by APTs to define adequate damage assessment and incident response. The course also heavily features our exclusive know-hows on the automation of decryption, decoding and other processing of the samples which helps not only optimize routine tasks, but preserves your work in the code. You will be introduced to a custom static analysis framework (available for download), proven to be very efficient during decades of Kaspersky APT research.

Syllabus

Introduction
Shell
Msfvenom
Bangladesh GPCA
Regin driver
Decrypt string
Driver
Miniduke
Rocra
Cobalt
Cloud Atlas
Miniduke PDF
Ragua Py2exe
Cridex
Carbanak
Snake

Advanced Malware Analysis Techniques

Performing IT security audits at the enterprise level can be an overwhelming task. It is difficult to know where to start and which controls should be audited first. Audits often focus on things that are not as important, wasting precious time and resources. Management is left in the dark about the real risk to the organization’s mission. Operations staff can’t use the audit report to reproduce or remediate findings. AUD507 gives the student the tools, techniques and thought processes required to perform meaningful risk assessments and audits. Learn to use risk assessments to recommend which controls should be used and where they should be placed. Know which tools will help you focus your efforts and learn how to automate those tools for maximum effectiveness. 20 Hands-On Exercises

AUD507.1: Audit in the Enterprise and Cloud
AUD507.2: PowerShell, Windows System, and Domain Auditing
AUD507.3: Auditing Linux
AUD507.4: Auditing Cloud Infrastructure
AUD507.5: Auditing Web Applications
AUD507.6: Audit Wars

AUD507: Auditing Systems, Applications, and the Cloud

FOR528: Ransomware and Cyber Extortion provides the hands-on training required for those who may need to respond to ransomware and/or cyber extortion incidents. The term “Ransomware” no longer refers to a simple encryptor that locks down resources. The advent of Human-Operated Ransomware (HumOR) along with the evolution of Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) have created an entire ecosystem that thrives on hands-on the keyboard, well-planned attack campaigns. Furthermore, some cyber extortion actors carry out the full attack lifecycle yet skip the encryption phase. How do you deal with these threats? Our course uses deftly devised, real-world attacks and their subsequent forensic artifacts to provide you, the analyst, with everything you need to respond when either threat becomes a reality. 13 labs + Final day CTF

FOR528.1: Ransomware Incident Response Fundamentals
FOR528.2: Ransomware Modus Operandi
FOR528.3: Advanced Ransomware Concepts
FOR528.4: Ransomware Incident Response Challenge

FOR528: Ransomware and Cyber Extortion

FOR518 is the first non-vendor-based Mac and iOS incident response and forensics course that focuses students on the raw data, in-depth detailed analysis, and how to get the most out of their Mac and iOS cases. The intense hands-on forensic analysis and incident response skills taught in the course will enable analysts to broaden their capabilities and gain the confidence and knowledge to comfortably analyze any Mac or iOS device.

Syllabus

FOR518.1: Mac and iOS Essentials
FOR518.2: File Systems & System Triage
FOR518.3: User Data, System Configuration, and Log Analysis
FOR518.4: Application Data Analysis
FOR518.5: Advanced Analysis Topics
FOR518.6: Mac Forensics & Incident Response Challenge

FOR518: Mac and iOS Forensic Analysis and Incident Response

Threat hunting and Incident response tactics and procedures have evolved rapidly over the past several years. Your team can no longer afford to use antiquated incident response and threat hunting techniques that fail to properly identify compromised systems. The key is to constantly look for attacks that get past security systems, and to catch intrusions in progress, rather than after attackers have completed their objectives and done worse damage to the organization. For the incident responder, this process is known as ” threat hunting “. FOR508 teaches advanced skills to hunt, identify, counter, and recover from a wide range of threats within enterprise networks, including APT nation-state adversaries, organized crime syndicates, and ransomeware operators.

FOR508.1: Advanced Incident Response & Threat Hunting
FOR508.2: Intrusion Analysis
FOR508.3: Memory Forensics in Incident Response & Threat Hunting
FOR508.4: Timeline Analysis
FOR508.5: Incident Response & Hunting Across the Enterprise | Advanced Adversary & Anti-Forensics Detection
FOR508.6: The APT Threat Group Incident Response Challenge

FOR508: Advanced Incident Response, Threat Hunting, and Digital Forensics