Who should attend this Snort Training Course?
This is a comprehensive course designed to provide delegates with a thorough understanding of Snort, an open-source intrusion detection and prevention system. The course is beneficial for the following professionals:
- Network Security Professionals
- Security Analysts
- System Administrators
- Cybersecurity Specialists
- Penetration Tester
- Information Technology (IT) Managers
- Ethical Hackers
Prerequisites of the Snort Training Course
There are no formal prerequisites for the Snort Training. However, a basic understanding of network security, information technology systems, and cybersecurity can be beneficial.
Snort Training Course Overview
Snort is an open-source network intrusion detection system (IDS) that looks at network traffic in real-time and logs packets for performing a thorough analysis. It is useful for developers who are working on different types of system troubleshooting. Snort uses a rule-based language and performs protocol analysis. This Snort Training is designed to provide knowledge of how Snort works.
In this Snort Training, delegates will get a detailed understanding of standard alert output, packet acquisition, and snort memory statistics. Delegates will learn how to run snort as a daemon and configure signal value. In addition, delegates will gain knowledge of different preprocessors like SMTP, POP, IMAP, and FTP/Telnet pre-processors.
During this 1-day training by The Knowledge Academy, delegates will be introduced to general rule options, payload detection rule, non-payload detection, and post-detection rule options. Delegates will learn about how to write good rules, optimise rules, and test numerical values. Post completion of this training, delegates will gain knowledge of snort data flow, unified2 file format, and buffer dump utility.
Course Objectives
- To comprehend the fundamentals of Snort as an open-source intrusion detection and prevention system.
- To acquire practical skills in configuring and customising Snort to align with specific network security requirements
- To master the creation and implementation of rules for detecting and responding to security threats
- To explore signature-based detection methods for identifying known attack patterns
- To understand protocol analysis techniques within Snort for enhanced threat detection
- To develop proficiency in log analysis using Snort to investigate and respond to security incidents
Upon completion of this course, delegates will possess a comprehensive understanding of Snort, coupled with practical skills to configure, customise, and manage this intrusion detection and prevention system. This expertise empowers delegates to proactively identify and respond to security threats, contributing to a robust and resilient network security posture within their organisations.