SEC504J: Hacker Tools, Techniques, and Incident Handling (Japanese)

The first section covers building an incident response process using the Dynamic Approach to Incident Response (DAIR) to verify, scope, contain, and remediate threats. Through hands-on labs and real-world examples, you’ll apply this method with tools like PowerShell and learn to accelerate analysis using generative AI without compromising accuracy.

This section explores attacker reconnaissance techniques, including open-source intelligence, network scanning, and target enumeration to identify security gaps. You’ll apply these tactics on Windows, Linux, Azure, and AWS targets, then analyze logs and evidence to detect attacks in real time.

This section covers key techniques for password compromises on on-premises and cloud systems, using tools like Legba, Hashcat, and Metasploit to simulate attacks and strengthen defenses. The insights gained help enhance practical defenses and inform incident response strategies.

In this course section we'll begin our look at target exploitation frameworks that take advantage of weaknesses on public servers and client-side vulnerabilities.

This section covers advanced post-exploitation tactics, teaching how attackers bypass protections, establish persistence, and exfiltrate data from internal networks and vulnerable cloud deployments. You'll build analysis skills to detect and respond to these threats and apply them in real-world scenarios, preparing for long-term success and certification.

Our Capture-the-Flag event is a full day of hands-on activity that has you working as a consultant for ISS Playlist, a fictitious company that has recently been compromised.