Fordefence training programs consist of main topics including "Theoretical and Technical Forensic Informatics Training, S.O.M.E. Training, Data Recovery Training, Information Security Awareness Training, White Hat Hacker Training, and Network Security Training." These programs are designed to elevate fundamental informatics notions to a higher level through customizable training that blends theory and technique, catering to participants from all levels and professional backgrounds
S.O.M.E. TRAININGS
(Corporate SOME and Sectoral SOME)
Participant Profile: IT Managers and employees from the public and private sectors, IT Auditors, Information Security experts and managers, System Experts, IT Personnel, Academicians, Law Enforcement, etc.
Requirements:
Basic: Knowledge of basic computer usage.
Technical: Computers with at least an Intel i7 processor, SSD, and 16 GB RAM for applications.
TrainingLocation: Fordefence Forensic Informatics Training Center (Fordefence Adli Bilişim Eğitimleri / ŞİŞLİ / İSTANBUL)
Training Methodology:
- Theoretical Knowledge
- Sampling
- Practical Exercises
- Case Studies
- Interactive Participation
- Participation Certificate
Description:
Within the scope of the “Regulation on the Establishment, Duties, and Working Procedures of Cyber Incident Response Teams” published in the Official Gazette dated November 1, 2013, and numbered 28818, cyber incidents refer to the violation or attempted violation of the confidentiality, integrity, or availability of information processed by IT and industrial control systems.
Cyber incident response involves identifying the source, causes, and consequences of a cyber incident that poses a risk to or compromises the confidentiality, integrity, or availability of data stored or processed in IT and industrial control systems, and taking measures to prevent the continuation, recurrence, or damage caused by the incident.
Cyber Incident Response Teams (SOME) are divided into Sectoral SOME and Corporate SOME.
Corporate SOME includes all public institutions and organizations with independent IT units and private sector organizations operating critical infrastructure. Sectoral SOME is responsible for coordinating and regulating the cybersecurity within its sector, arranging communication methods with Corporate SOME under its jurisdiction and USOM (National Cyber Incident Response Center), and overseeing, if authorized, the cybersecurity of the critical sector under its responsibility.
Fordefence handles the complete setup of a SOME for your institution, ensuring compliance in many areas from incident categorization to attack analysis.
Training Program:
- Secure Configuration Audit Training (3 days)
- Penetration Testing Training (5 days)
- Cyber Attack Techniques Training (2 days)
- Attack Detection and Log Management Training (2 days)
- Central Security Monitoring and Incident Management Training (2 days)
- Cyber Incident Response Team Setup and Management Training (1 day)
- Forensic Analysis of Information Systems Training (5 days)
- In-depth Windows Computer Forensic Analysis Training (2 days)
- Network Forensic Analysis Training (3 days)
- Malware Analysis Techniques Training (3 days)
- DDoS Attacks and Protection Methods Training (2 days)
- IT Law Training (2 days)
- ISO/IEC 27001 Information Security Management System Implementation Training (3 days)
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