- For PA, Governments, Corporate, Micro & SMEs
Incident Response Basic Tactics
Incident Response Basic Tactics
Duration
3 Days.
Participants
IT professionals, members of the Incident Response (IR) Team.
Prerequisites
Familiarity with general principles of networking, architectures, systems, and communication protocols Knowledge of basic cybersecurity concepts and tools.
Special Content
Roles and responsibilities of the Incident Response Team; hacker methodologies and perspective (APT); overview of malware (KillOnce, Quasar) and Sysinternals tools; fundamentals of forensic analysis and digital evidence collection.
Course

Incident Response Basic Tactics

Academic Training Program
Hands-on training in the Cyber Arena
Experience real simulations, face live attacks, and take your team to enterprise level. Raise your organization’s security standard.
Instructors in action, not behind a desk
Learn directly from experts leading Red Teams, SOCs, and cyber strategies for enterprises and public institutions.
Certifications that truly matter
Earn credentials demanded by boards, multinationals, critical sectors, and government agencies.
Network & Partnership
Access an ecosystem of enterprises, institutions, and universities that collaborate, innovate, and grow together.
Tailored pathways
Every program is designed around your organization’s goals and your professionals’ skills.
Continuous innovation, every day
Always updated on the latest threats, technologies, and strategies that truly matter for your digital security.
Lack of real training
Stuck in theory, your team never gains operational readiness or skills that can be applied immediately on the field.
Training that ages fast
You fall behind new threats and technologies: no constant updates, no adaptation to today’s challenges.
No access to a real network
You stay isolated: no exchange with enterprises, public institutions, universities, and experts who shape the industry.
Worthless certifications
Generic courses, low-recognition certificates: you lose credibility in front of clients, boards, and partners.
Standard solutions, no customization
You end up with one-size-fits-all programs, no real needs analysis for your organization.
Zero results monitoring
No objective assessment: you can’t measure the effectiveness of training or its impact on your teams.
Course benefits for the employee
- Core Forensic Skills
- Mastery of Essential Tools
- Awareness of Hacker Tactics
- Professional Development


Course benefits for the company
- Creation of a Structured Incident Response Team
- Improved Threat Detection
- Compliance with Security Standards
- Reduced Response Time
