Who is it for?
🔵 Anyone interested in learning about AWS Incident Response (IR). You will pick up new skills that can be applied directly on the job for both security and operational troubleshooting purposes.
🔴 This course will also help red teamers since it will show how your actions get logged and can be used in investigations. Understanding that is critical to reducing your footprint and avoiding detection.
What will you learn?
- How to enable Identity Center for user and role management
- How to configure and use CloudTrail Lake for IR
- How to craft SQL queries to find the information you need
- How to configure and use Athena for IR
- How to write & use scripts to simulate attacks and test defenses
What makes this course different
🛠️ Hands-On and Practical: This course has very little theory and a whole lot of practical. Get ready to learn by deploying resources, configuring those resources, simulating attacks, and running queries to get to the bottom of an incident.
💎 Production quality: We’ve been developing cloud and security training material for over 8 years and have taught hundreds of thousands of IT professionals all the way from individuals to Fortune 500 companies. Our production quality is top-notch and not only reflects expert experience but focuses on building practical skills.
Recommended Pre-Requisites
About the Author
This course was created, developed, and published by Christophe Limpalair. Christophe is the founder and an author at Cybr, where he’s published many courses on topics of ethical hacking. Over the past 8 years, Christophe has taught multiple AWS courses including associate and professional-level AWS certification courses, and helped tens of thousands of learners get certified and build practical skills. He also helped pioneer, develop, maintain, and secure Linux Academy’s Hands-On Labs and Assessments technology which ran as a $1m+ budget on AWS, and which has since become the lab platform used by Pluralsight through an acquisition. He shares his AWS security expertise in this course to help you get started learning how to secure your own AWS resources and environments.