AI-Powered SOC Analyst Practical Bootcamp


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Uploaded on Sep 29, 2026

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Knowing cybersecurity concepts is one thing. Detecting, investigating, and responding to a real security incident is another. Build practical SOC skills through the AI-Powered SOC Analyst Practical Bootcamp, with hands-on exercises around real SOC workflows, security logs, attack scenarios, incident response, threat hunting, and AI-driven SOC operations.

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AI-Powered SOC Analyst Practical Bootcamp

Powered SOC Analyst Practical Bootcamp Defend smarter, respond faster 12 CPEs Hands-on SOC Tools Real Attack Scenarios Incident Response Why Attend? Modern cyber threats move fast, and SOC teams are expected to detect, investigate, and respond in real time. This bootcamp delivers hands-on experience in how real SOC environments operate, from SIEM-based detection to incident response and threat intelligence. It goes beyond theory by using real attack scenarios, log analysis, and investigation workflows. The program also introduces how AI is transforming SOC operations through faster alert triage, log analysis, and threat insights. Designed for practical learning, it builds the skills needed to handle real-world security incidents confidently. What sets this training apart: Hands-On & Practical Learning Focused on real-world SOC scenarios and exercises Real SOC Workflows Learn detection, triage, escalation, and response end-to-end AI-Driven SOC Insights Use AI for faster analysis, triage, and investigation support SIEM & Log Mastery Build strong foundations in log analysis and correlation Incident Response Readiness Understand how real incidents are handled and escalated Career Growth Earn 12 CPEs and strengthen your foundation for SOC career opportunities Key Takeaways Earn 8 CPE Credits Understand SOC fundamentals, roles, and workflows Explore AI applications in modern SOC operations Learn SIEM basics and log correlation techniques Gain hands-on experience with real security logs Understand the incident response lifecycle and processes Meet the Speaker Sanyam 10+ Years of Experience CEH | CSA | CND | CHFI | CTIA | CCISO | SOC | Security + Pentest + Sanyam brings over a decade of expertise in cyber defense, web application security, and threat hunting. Known for his hands-on teaching and operational depth, he has mentored numerous professionals to transition into active SOC and DFIR roles. His specializations include: Web App Security & Advanced Penetration Testing (Metasploit, Burp Suite, Nessus, Nmap) Threat Intelligence & Incident Response aligned with the Cyber Kill Chain Digital Forensics & Memory Analysis using Volatility and OSINT-based investigations SIEM and Endpoint Detection tools for monitoring and response Secure SDLC, DevSecOps implementation, and automation with Python & Shell scripting Cloud Security across AWS, GCP, and OVH platforms Sanyam’s sessions are highly practical and interactive, combining demos, challenges, and real investigation workflows drawn from real-world SOC environments. Bootcamp Agenda Day 1: SOC Foundations & Security Basics Information Security fundamentals (CIA triad)  SOC architecture, roles (L1/L2/L3) SOC workflows (monitor → detect → respond) Security tools overview (SIEM, EDR, Threat Intel) Day 2: SIEM & Log Analysis SIEM fundamentals (log ingestion, correlation) Log analysis techniques Alert triage workflow Use cases: Failed login detection Suspicious IP activity Practical Work on: Sample logs (Windows/Linux/auth logs) Splunk-like queries: Search logs Filter anomalies Identify: Brute force attack pattern Suspicious login behavior Day 3: Incident Response & Threat Intelligence Incident response lifecycle (NIST model) Alert escalation (L1 → L2 flow) Threat intelligence basics: IOC vs TTP Threat feeds Practical  Analyze: Phishing email sample Extract IOCs (IP, domain, hash) Enrich using: VirusTotal Decide: Severity level Escalation path Day 4: Digital Forensics + Threat Hunting + AI in SOC Part 1: Digital Forensics What is Digital Forensics (SOC perspective) Types: Endpoint forensics Memory vs disk artifacts (high-level only) Key forensic artifacts: Windows Event Logs Process execution (cmd, PowerShell) Login traces Part 2: Threat Hunting Difference: Detection vs Hunting Hypothesis-driven hunting Indicators vs behaviors Mapping to MITRE ATT&CK Part 3: AI in SOC Operations Role of AI in SOC: Alert triage automation False positive reduction Log summarization Practical SOC use cases: Convert raw logs → human-readable insights IOC summarization Threat report drafting Practical / Demo Memory Analysis using Volatility Framework Use AI to: Summarize incident Identify suspicious patterns Generate response recommendations Contact us [email protected] www.infosectrain.com