Certified Global SOC Analyst (CGSA) – The Ultimate SOC Training Program in Bhubaneswar
Certified Global SOC Analyst Overview
Cybersecurity threats are evolving at an unprecedented pace, and organizations worldwide require skilled professionals to proactively monitor, detect, and respond to cyber incidents. The Certified Global SOC Analyst (CGSA) Certification, offered by GIIS India in collaboration with Threatsys, is a cutting-edge program designed to empower aspiring cybersecurity professionals with in-depth knowledge of Security Operations Center (SOC) procedures, threat intelligence, digital forensics, and compliance frameworks.
This comprehensive training equips learners with real-world SOC experience, enabling them to develop expertise in security event analysis, SIEM tools, digital forensics, and compliance frameworks. Through hands-on labs, live projects, and expert guidance, the CGSA program ensures professionals gain the practical, in-demand skills required to thrive in cybersecurity careers. With an integrated internship and placement support, learners are prepared to transition seamlessly into high-demand roles in cyber defense, threat hunting, and security operations.
Why CGSA is the Best SOC Analyst Training?
- Threatsys Certified Training Partner – Gain global recognition and credibility with the prestigious EC-Council CGSA certification.
- 100% Hands-on Training – Work on real-world cybersecurity threats, SIEM tools, and incident response scenarios.
- Industry-Aligned Curriculum – Covers critical aspects of SOC operations, threat intelligence, digital forensics, and compliance standards.
- Internship & Placement Support – A 3-month internship with top cybersecurity firms, coupled with job assistance and career guidance.
- Expert-Led Learning – Learn from EC-Council-certified instructors, seasoned SOC professionals, and cybersecurity specialists.
- Flexible Learning Options – Available in both online instructor-led and self-paced learning modes, catering to diverse learning preferences.
- Career-Focused Approach – Get hands-on experience with cutting-edge security tools, advanced threat detection techniques, and SOC best practices.
Course Details
- Duration: 3 Months Training + 3 Months Internship
- Mode: Online Instructor-Led & Self-Paced Learning
- Assessments: Online Proctored Exam (100% Passing Criteria)
- Projects & Assignments: Real-World Security Monitoring, Threat Hunting, and Incident Response Scenarios
- Certification: Certified Global SOC Analyst (CGSA)
- Job Placement Assistance: Based on Performance, Evaluation & Industry Demand
Who Should Enroll?
- Cybersecurity Enthusiasts & Students – Ideal for BCA, MCA, B-Tech, M-Tech, BSc (IT), and related fields.
- SOC Analysts & Security Consultants – Professionals looking to enhance their expertise in cyber defense and threat intelligence.
- IT & Network Administrators – Seeking in-depth knowledge of SOC operations, security monitoring, and threat mitigation.
- Incident Responders & Threat Hunters – Strengthen skills in cyber incident management, forensic analysis, and malware analysis.
- Government & Law Enforcement Officials – Enhance cyber investigation skills with real-world cybersecurity case studies.
Hands-on Training & Industry Exposure
- Live SOC Labs – Engage in simulated real-time cyber threat detection, analysis, and mitigation.
- SIEM & Security Analytics Training – Gain expertise in deploying, configuring, and utilizing industry-leading SIEM solutions.
- Threat Intelligence & Digital Forensics – Learn advanced threat detection techniques, malware analysis, and forensic investigation methods.
- SOC Audits & Compliance Training – Get trained on ISO 27001, GDPR, NIST, PCI-DSS, and other global security frameworks.
- Internship with Leading Cybersecurity Firms – Work on real-world SOC environments, handling live security incidents and investigations.
Why Choose GIIS India for CGSA Training?
- Top-Rated Cybersecurity Institution in India – Recognized for excellence in cybersecurity education and skill development.
- Threatsys Certified SOC Training Partner – Providing globally recognized certification and accreditation.
- 100% Practical Training – Get hands-on experience with real security projects, live incident analysis, and SOC case studies.
- Expert Faculty with Global SOC Experience – Learn from seasoned cybersecurity professionals and industry experts.
- Internship & Placement Assistance – Work with leading cybersecurity firms and receive personalized career support.
- Cutting-Edge Tools & Technologies – Train with advanced security monitoring tools, SIEM platforms, and forensic software.
Your Cybersecurity Career Starts Here!
The CGSA Certification from GIIS India & EC-Council is your gateway to an exciting and high-paying career in cybersecurity. With practical training, global certification, and dedicated career support, you will gain the skills and confidence to excel in top SOC roles and stay ahead in the rapidly evolving cybersecurity landscape.
Enroll now and take the first step toward becoming a Certified Global SOC Analyst!
Curriculum
- 12 Sections
- 94 Lessons
- 12 Weeks
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- Week 1Introduction to Information Security10
- 2.1Overview of Information Security60 Minutes
- 2.2Information Security vs. Cybersecurity
- 2.3Elements of Information Security: Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability, Non-Repudiation
- 2.4Security Controls: Managerial, Technical, Operational
- 2.5Introduction to Cybersecurity Frameworks: NIST, MITRE ATT&CK, ISO
- 2.6Identity & Access Management (IAM)
- 2.7Encryption & Data Protection
- 2.8Secure Software Development & Application Security
- 2.9Incident Response & Disaster Recovery
- 2.10Emerging Trends & Future of Information Security
- Week 2Security Operations Center (SOC) Foundations11
- 3.1Introduction to Security Management60 Minutes
- 3.2Introduction to the Security Operations
- 3.3Center (SOC)
- 3.4Why Do We Need a SOC?
- 3.5Role of a SOC Analyst in Modern Cybersecurity
- 3.6SOC Tiers and Responsibilities: Tier 1, Tier 2, Tier 3
- 3.7Key SOC Technologies and Terminologies
- 3.8SOC Workflow
- 3.9SOC Infrastructure & Deployment Models
- 3.10SOC & Threat Intelligence Integration
- 3.11SOC Incident Handling & Response
- Week 3Threat Landscape & Cyber Attacks7
- 4.1Types of Cyber Threats: Malware, Ransomware, Phishing, Insider, Threats
- 4.2Overview of Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs)
- 4.3Understanding Attacks and Their Patterns Case Studies: MOVEit Data Breach, SolarWinds Supply Chain Attack
- 4.4Real-World Case Studies & Lessons Learned
- 4.5Emerging & Next-Gen Cyber Threats
- 4.6Defending Against Cyber Threats
- 4.7Attack Patterns & Techniques
- Week 4Vulnerability Management & Risk Assessment8
- 5.1Understanding Vulnerability Assessment
- 5.2Types of Vulnerability Assessment
- 5.3Vulnerability Management Lifecycle: Asset Identification, Vulnerability Assessment Risk, Assessment Remediation, Verification Monitoring
- 5.4Common Vulnerabilities & Exploits
- 5.5Vulnerability Exploit Techniques & Real-World Examples
- 5.6Risk Assessment & Governance
- 5.7Vulnerability & Patch Management Best Practices
- 5.8Hands-On Labs & Practical Exercises
- Week 5Log Management & Analysis8
- 6.1Understanding Log Sources: Firewalls, IDS/IPS, Web Servers, Endpoints
- 6.2Hands-On with Centralized Logging Tool (Splunk)
- 6.3Identifying Anomalies in Logs
- 6.4Lab: Analyzing Apache Server Logs for Intrusion Attempts
- 6.5Security Log Analysis & Threat Detection
- 6.6Log Retention, Storage, & Compliance
- 6.7Advanced Log Analytics & Automation
- 6.8Lab: Log Analysis for Security Incidents
- Week 6Threat Intelligence & IoCs8
- 7.1What is Threat Intelligence?
- 7.2Why Do We Need Intelligence?
- 7.3Threats, Threat Actors, APTs, and Global Campaigns
- 7.4Types of Threats: Network-Level, Web Application-Level, Host-Level
- 7.5Indicators of Compromise (IoCs) vs. Indicators of Attack (IoAs) vs. Precursors
- 7.6Traffic Light Protocol (TLP)
- 7.7Understanding the Pyramid of Pain
- 7.8Practical Labs: Collecting IoCs, Exploring Threat Intelligence Platforms (e.g., Maltego, MISP), Checking IP/Domain Reputations, Analyzing Malicious Files
- Week 7Threat Hunting Essentials9
- 8.1Introduction to Threat Hunting
- 8.2Threat Hunting vs. Threat Detection
- 8.3Relationship Between Incident Response and Threat Hunting
- 8.4Threat Hunting Models: Hypotheses and Methodologies, Diamond Model of Intrusion Analysis, MITRE ATT&CK Framework
- 8.5Practical Labs: Network Traffic Analysis (Wireshark, Network Miner), Endpoint Process Analysis, Memory Hunt – Volatility Framework, Monitoring and Detecting USB drives in Windows
- 8.6Process Injection Lab in Wazuh
- 8.7Data Sources for Threat Hunting
- 8.8Threat Hunting Tools & Techniques
- 8.9Advanced Threat Hunting Strategies
- Week 8Security Information and Event Management (SIEM)7
- 9.1What is SIEM and Why Do We Need It?
- 9.2SIEM Components: Security Information Management (SIM), Security Event Management (SEM)
- 9.3SIEM Capabilities: Aggregation, Correlation, Alerts, Reporting
- 9.4Hands-On with Splunk: Installation, Rule Writing & Alert Creation, Event Analysis
- 9.5SIEM Use Cases & Threat Detection Scenarios
- 9.6SIEM Integration & Automation
- 9.7Advanced SIEM Concepts & Future Trends
- Week 9Malware Analysis - Basics & Hands-On Labs7
- 10.1Malware Analysis Basics
- 10.2Static vs. Dynamic Analysis
- 10.3Practical Labs: PE Analysis, YARA Rules, Traffic Analysis (Using Wireshark), Setting Up a Malware Lab, Anti-Sandboxing Techniques
- 10.4Anti-Sandboxing & Evasion Techniques
- 10.5Memory Forensics for Malware Analysis
- 10.6Reverse Engineering Malware
- 10.7Malware Detection & Threat Intelligence
- Week 10Digital Forensics & Incident8
- 11.1Response (DFIR) – Part 1
- 11.2Phases of Incident Response: Preparation, Detection, Containment, Eradication, Recovery
- 11.3Incident Playbook Overview
- 11.4Ticketing System
- 11.5Dissecting Phishing Emails (Practical): Identifying Red Flags in Phishing Emails, URL Reputation Analysis, File Reputation Analysis
- 11.6Hands-On Labs: Phishing & Email Forensics
- 11.7Advanced Topics & Additional Labs
- 11.8Real-World Case Studies & Simulation Exercises
- Week 11Authentication Mechanisms & Practical Labs7
- 12.1Authentication Mechanisms: SPF, DKIM, DMARC
- 12.2Hands-On Labs: Email Header Analysis, Analyzing Phishing Email Attachments, Extracting IoCs from Malicious Emails, Digital Forensics Case Study
- 12.3Certification & Career Guidance
- 12.4Advanced Access Control Mechanisms
- 12.5Common Authentication & Access Control Attacks
- 12.6Real-World Case Studies & Incident Analysis
- 12.7Resume Building & Job Interview Preparation
- Week 12Capstone Project & Final Assessment4