SOC Analyst Course in Hyderabad

What a SOC Analyst Does

A SOC analyst watches an organization's systems for signs of attack, decides which alerts matter, investigates, and escalates real incidents. Read What does a SOC analyst do? for a day-in-the-life view.

The Learning Path

• The course: SOC Analyst and DFIR. 90 guided hours over 6 weeks, from network defense fundamentals to a timed incident simulation, for ₹20,000 + GST. It covers the core concepts of CCT, CSA, ECIH and CHFI.
• Next, if you want to move into testing: the Offensive Security Track. Application security, then advanced network and Active Directory testing.
• EC-Council certification, foundation: CND v4. Network security fundamentals, threat detection, monitoring tools and incident response procedures.
• EC-Council certification, core role: CSA v2. SOC operations, SIEM-based detection, threat hunting and incident management.
• Respond: ECIH v3. The incident handling process, from first response to recovery.
• Anticipate: CTIA v2. Turning threat data into intelligence that improves detection.

Who Should Take It

Network and system administrators, IT support engineers, graduates targeting a SOC role, and security professionals who want to specialize in monitoring and response.

Skills You Build

• Reading and investigating logs
• Triaging alerts and separating real incidents from noise
• Understanding how common attacks unfold, so you recognize them
• Writing clear incident notes for the next shift and for management

Training Format

Weekday batches run in four three-hour slots, each with 90 minutes of live class and 90 minutes of supervised practice. You can attend in Ameerpet or live online, and weekends are available for questions and practice.