Cybersecurity SOC Analyst Lab - Network Analysis (Exfiltration)

Join us in this insightful Cybersecurity SOC Analyst Lab session where we delve into the critical topic of network exfiltration. This video is designed for current and aspiring SOC analysts, cybersecurity professionals, and anyone interested in understanding how to investigate PCAPs (Packet Captures) & how sensitive data can be transferred out of a network.

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🕒 TIMELINE
00:00 - Intro
00:52 - Walkthrough
17:37 - Recap
19:45 - Questions
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[Zikanshi-AG]

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[Kymkin]

I really appreciate the content. I really enjoyed the SOC Automation lab. I even made a spin-off Honey Pot lab off of that making a visual dashboard. I've learned quite a bit from your videos. Keep up the good work. I'd love to see more projects!

[shadrachwilson]

This is so cool. I like the detail and instructions. Thank you for this video. I’m learning a lot from MYDFIR. Thanks Steve🙏🏾

[gina]

I do appreciate the time and patience you put in this to bring the network analysis to light.. beautifully explained

[Streetrack]

LET'S GO!! Thanks for all you do!! 🔥

[caibytes]

You're a great teacher. Thanks for the content !!!

[dk]

Ty. Keep up with the boxes. I learn a lot how to think with the way you explain.

[alfredopr]

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[RubenMuñozAragon-en]

Gracias. Eso es lo que necesito. Saber cómo prácticar para analista SOC.
Todo el contenido del canal genia.
Abrazos

[imca_b_]

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[SQUIFFYx]

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[mijanurrashid]

hi there, Your videos are awesome. The content and the way of your presentation, need some video about real incidents reports, for SOC

[SalmanAli-mece]

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[TheSilentLearner]

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[RubenMuñozAragon-en]

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[IamJohnKelly]

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[Marilyn_ken]

So how do i tell I have done these labs when applying for an internship, do I write about the process or just indicate I have knowledge of it.

[ampedLG]

Excellent content as usual. Quick unrelated question though: If I am someone who is changing careers to hopefully get into cybersecurity, what kind of job title would you suggest using for a website like LinkedIn? I'm talking about the job title that appears under your name when people see your profile. For example, should I use something like "SOC Analyst in training", "Aspiring SOC Analyst", "Cybersecurity Analyst", etc ? Also at what point is it reasonable to switch to one of these titles instead of using my current non-related job title since I'm still somewhat new to this? I currently have A+/Net+/Sec+ and Microsoft SC-900. Thanks for all of your help and content.

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