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Analyze Network Event Activity Data with Elasticsearch

Offered By: Pluralsight

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Elasticsearch Courses Cybersecurity Courses Anomaly Detection Courses Data Ingestion Courses Threat Hunting Courses

Course Description

Overview

As our infrastructures grow, the quality of our data from these devices is becoming critical to cyber operations. This course will teach you how to ingest and use network event and telemetry data for threat hunting operations.

In today’s cybersecurity landscape, threats are everywhere. Our telemetry and network event data quality is important to detecting, responding to, and mitigating those threats. Elasticsearch can help ease the burden of sifting through the large amounts of data that we collect. In this course, Analyze Network Event Activity Data with Elasticsearch, you’ll learn to ingest network event and telemetry data, and use it to find threats. First, you’ll explore how to ingest security device logs and Netflow, and use it to find potential threats. Next, you’ll discover how to use application data to detect anomalies and interesting behavior. Finally, you’ll learn how to correlate the data between the various sources to identify threats. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Elasticsearch needed to effectively use the data being collected for cyber operations.

Syllabus

  • Course Overview 2mins
  • Exploring Network Telemetry and Event Data 26mins
  • Analyzing Netflow with Elasticsearch 35mins
  • Using IDS Events for Threat Detection 31mins
  • Using Network Application Data for Anomaly Detection 27mins
  • Correlating Network Telemetry for Threat Detection 29mins

Taught by

Joe Abraham

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