Becoming a Cybersecurity Analyst Part 1 - SOC100 Course Series

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We're taking you from navigating the Windows start menu to triaging Tier 1 SOC Analyst tickets, by live stream instructing every piece of content from the pay what you can 400+ hour SOC100 course series over 5 months.

Stream Details:
- Class 1
- Course: SOC100-1
- Domain: Windows OS

Follow along for free, or access the course content & VMs for a pay what you can rate, minimum $19.

Timestamps:
00:00:09 - Introduction and Course Overview
00:04:09 - Live Class Format and Importance of Fundamentals
00:07:07 - Introducing SOC 100-1: Becoming a SOC Analyst
00:08:25 - Course Content, Expectations, and Schedule
00:11:13 - Certification Details and Presentation Skills
00:14:15 - Background of Level Effect and Course Purpose
00:15:14 - Five Key Points Before Beginning
00:18:53 - Dealing with Impostor Syndrome and Knowledge Gaps
00:25:04 - Importance of Immersion in Learning
00:26:40 - Why Choose SOC 100: Benefits and Curriculum
00:30:02 - Gaining Experience and Resume Building
00:31:10 - Advanced Courses and CDA Explanation
00:33:02 - Foundational Sysadmin Skills
00:36:24 - Community Interaction and Educational Gaps
00:42:20 - Accessible and Practical Training Commitment
00:43:33 - Platform Overview and Virtual Machines
00:45:50 - Managing VM Resources and Connecting to Linux
00:50:22 - Course Navigation and Troubleshooting
01:05:48 - Lecture Start: What is an Operating System?
01:16:02 - History of Operating Systems
01:23:00 - OS Components: Kernel, Interface, File System
01:26:07 - OS Evolution and Cybersecurity Intersection
01:30:35 - Windows History and Architecture
01:35:16 - Less Technical Users and IT Implications
01:42:20 - Operating System Layers: Kernel & User Space
01:54:04 - Different Kernels: Windows, Mac, Linux
02:04:01 - System Calls and Kernel Interaction
02:14:35 - Understanding Registry and DLLs
02:25:32 - Lab: Navigating the Windows Desktop
02:43:44 - Lab Conclusion and Review
02:45:56 - Lab: Exploring the File System
03:01:08 - File Deletion and Data Recovery
03:05:07 - Digital Forensics Implications
03:11:56 - Lab: User Accounts and Permissions
03:18:17 - Creating Users and Password Policies
03:27:30 - User Management via Command Line
03:34:02 - Q&A: Mac OS vs. Windows
03:46:04 - Upcoming Topics: PowerShell and Linux
03:52:59 - Closing Remarks and Session Conclusion