Certified Incident Handling Engineer
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- Modality: On Demand
- Learning Style: Certification
- Difficulty: Intermediate
- Duration: 5 Hours
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Course Information
About this course:
This series covers everything you need to know about becoming a Certified Incident Handling Engineer. Students will learn about threats, vulnerabilities and exploits, IH preparation, request trackers for incident handling, preliminary responses, identification and initial responses, sysinternals, containment, eradication, follow-up, recovery, virtualization security, and malware incident handling.
Certification Details:
As a Certified Incident Handler, you are prepared to effectively help incident handlers, system administrators, and general security engineers understand how to plan, create, and utilize their systems in order to prevent, detect, and respond to security breaches. Every business connected to the internet is getting probed by hackers trying to gain access, making it a necessity to have someone that knows how to detect and resolve security breaches. This certification is ideal for those who lead incident handling teams or are part of an incident handling team.
The average salary for a Certified Incident Handling Engineer skills is $78,662 per year.
Course Objectives:
- Have knowledge to detect security threats, risk, and weaknesses.
- Have knowledge to plan for prevention, detection, and responses to security breaches.
- Have knowledge to accurately report on their findings from examinations.
- Be ready to sit for the C)IHE Certification Exam
Audience:
The CIHE course is an incident handling course that teaches students how to plan for, detect, and respond to security breaches. In order to do this effectively we require students to understand the material in our CISSO: Information Systems Security Office course. If you have taken the course or have equivalent experience/knowledge, you'll be able to learn the art of incident handling in the CIHE course.
Prerequisites:
We require students to understand the material in our CISSO: Information Systems Security Office course. If you have taken the course or have equivalent experience/knowledge, you'll be able to learn the art of incident handling in the CIHE course.