TCM Security – Security Operations (SOC) 201
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SOC 201: Course Overview
Security Operations (SOC) 201 is an intermediate security operations course designed to enhance your skills in detecting, investigating, and responding to complex cyber threats at scale. After establishing fundamental security operations knowledge and practical skills in SOC 101, the next logical step is to progress your career by applying advanced investigation methodologies and grasping the responsibilities of an Incident Responder and Threat Hunter.
The SOC 201 curriculum teaches analysts how to identify, hunt, and respond to real-world adversary tactics and techniques. With a practical, hands-on focus, the curriculum provides realistic scenarios where students investigate sophisticated threats across multiple systems, learning to detect and respond effectively in enterprise-scale environments. The course also integrates proactive threat hunting as part of a continuous detection and response cycle, giving analysts the mental models to identify active threats, uncover gaps, and feed insights back into investigative processes to improve future detection and response efforts.
Key Topics
Developing an investigator’s methodology
Incident Response
Threat Hunting
Data transformation techniques
Understanding and identifying anomalies
Evidence collection and handling at scale
Using PowerShell for Incident Response
Hunting and responding to advanced threats following MITRE ATT&CK TTPs
Incident investigation and root cause analysis
Prerequisites
This course relies heavily on working with IR investigations and forensic artifacts, but does not cover learning basic analysis tools. It is strongly recommended to have taken or be familiar with the Security Operations (SOC) 101 material and its prerequisites, which includes experience with:
Networking & Operating System Fundamentals:
Practical Help Desk (PHD) or equivalent
Security Operations Fundamentals
Network Traffic Analysis
Endpoint Security Monitoring
Log Analysis and Management
Security Information and Event Management (SIEM)
Familiarity with common Windows-based digital forensic artifacts
System Requirements
To get the most out of this course and follow along with the labs, there will be times where you need to run multiple (2-3) virtual machines (VMs) simultaneously.
Your BIOS must have virtualization technology enabled, such as Intel-VTx or AMD-V.
Processor: 64-bit Intel i5 or i7, 2.0 GHz or higher.
RAM: 16GB of RAM or more is required to efficiently run multiple VMs.
Disk Space: 250 GB of free storage. SSDs are recommended for better performance.
Note: Apple Silicon devices cannot perform the necessary virtualization natively. Hardware with native x86 support is highly recommended.
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