BTM Layout, Bangalore, India - 560076.
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UCET, VBU 2015
Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.)
HPE 2018
ArcSight Analyst and admin 7.5
BTM Layout, Bangalore, India - 560076
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2 Students Class Location
Online (video chat via skype, google hangout etc)
Student's Home
Tutor's Home
Years of Experience in ArcSight Training
6
Teaching Experience in detail in ArcSight Training
I have more than 5 years of experience in ArcSight, have helped many experienced professionals to upgrade their skills. ArcSight admin, SOC operations, Smart Connectors, Device Integration, ArcSight Logger, rules/use cases creation, research and Development, SOC reporting. For Candidates who are working in SOC and wants to move towards Penetration Testing can reach out and can learn from scratch . Have helped hundreds of candidates to install ArcSight and do the entire setup of SOC operations.
Class Location
Online (video chat via skype, google hangout etc)
Student's Home
Tutor's Home
Years of Experience in Ethical Hacking Training
8
Teaching Experience in detail in Ethical Hacking Training
This training is all about teaching people how to become ethical hackers. Course Planning and Curriculum: 1. Course Goals: The main goal was to help students become skilled at ethical hacking. This means they learn how to look for weaknesses in computer systems, just like real hackers do, but with permission and for good reasons. 2. CEH Topics: We covered many topics, such as how to gather information about computer systems, how to test them for vulnerabilities, and how to protect them from cyberattacks. 3. Hands-On Practice: A big part of the course involved students practicing what they learned in a safe, controlled environment. They got to play with real hacking tools and learn how to defend against them. Teaching Methods: 3. Using Hacking Tools: We taught students how to use special hacking tools that ethical hackers use to find and fix security issues. Challenges and Solutions: 1. Diverse Backgrounds: Some students had more computer experience than others. To help everyone, we provided extra help and resources for those who needed it. 2. Ethical Concerns: Some students worried about the ethics of hacking, even for good reasons. We discussed the importance of following rules and getting permission before hacking. Progress and Outcomes: Students improved their skills in finding and fixing security problems, which is essential for cybersecurity jobs. 2Certification Success: Many students passed the CEH certification exam after the course, which is a recognized achievement in the world of ethical hacking. Career Opportunities: Some students got better job opportunities or promotions because they became skilled ethical hackers. This teaching experience showed that hands-on practice and a balanced approach to learning are key to becoming a successful ethical hacker.
4 out of 5 1 review
Harikrishnan T
ArcSight
"The way of teaching style easy to adopted. And if we didn't understand the topic he can retake that topic, really I liked it Overall Good. "
1. Which classes do you teach?
I teach ArcSight and Ethical Hacking Classes.
2. Do you provide a demo class?
No, I don't provide a demo class.
3. How many years of experience do you have?
I have been teaching for 6 years.
Answered on 30/09/2023 Learn IT Courses/IT Security Management /Ethical Hacking & Cyber Security
Conducting a risk assessment for an organization involves figuring out what could go wrong and how it might affect the business.
Here are simple steps to do it:
1. Identify Risks: Think about all the things that could harm your organization, like natural disasters, accidents, or financial problems. Write them down.
2. Assess Impact: For each risk, think about how bad it would be if it happens. Would it cost money? Hurt your reputation? Make a list of these impacts.
3. Likelihood: Estimate how likely each risk is to occur. Is it very probable or not so likely? Use simple terms like "high," "medium," or "low" to describe this.
4. Prioritize: Focus on the risks that have both a high impact and a high likelihood. These are the ones you need to pay the most attention to.
5. Plan: Come up with ways to reduce these risks. For example, if you worry about a computer crash, back up your data regularly.
6. Monitor: Keep an eye on the risks and your plans. Update them as needed because things can change. Remember, the goal is to protect your organization from things that might cause harm and be prepared in case they happen.
Answered on 08/02/2021 Learn IT Courses
2 Students Class Location
Online (video chat via skype, google hangout etc)
Student's Home
Tutor's Home
Years of Experience in ArcSight Training
6
Teaching Experience in detail in ArcSight Training
I have more than 5 years of experience in ArcSight, have helped many experienced professionals to upgrade their skills. ArcSight admin, SOC operations, Smart Connectors, Device Integration, ArcSight Logger, rules/use cases creation, research and Development, SOC reporting. For Candidates who are working in SOC and wants to move towards Penetration Testing can reach out and can learn from scratch . Have helped hundreds of candidates to install ArcSight and do the entire setup of SOC operations.
Class Location
Online (video chat via skype, google hangout etc)
Student's Home
Tutor's Home
Years of Experience in Ethical Hacking Training
8
Teaching Experience in detail in Ethical Hacking Training
This training is all about teaching people how to become ethical hackers. Course Planning and Curriculum: 1. Course Goals: The main goal was to help students become skilled at ethical hacking. This means they learn how to look for weaknesses in computer systems, just like real hackers do, but with permission and for good reasons. 2. CEH Topics: We covered many topics, such as how to gather information about computer systems, how to test them for vulnerabilities, and how to protect them from cyberattacks. 3. Hands-On Practice: A big part of the course involved students practicing what they learned in a safe, controlled environment. They got to play with real hacking tools and learn how to defend against them. Teaching Methods: 3. Using Hacking Tools: We taught students how to use special hacking tools that ethical hackers use to find and fix security issues. Challenges and Solutions: 1. Diverse Backgrounds: Some students had more computer experience than others. To help everyone, we provided extra help and resources for those who needed it. 2. Ethical Concerns: Some students worried about the ethics of hacking, even for good reasons. We discussed the importance of following rules and getting permission before hacking. Progress and Outcomes: Students improved their skills in finding and fixing security problems, which is essential for cybersecurity jobs. 2Certification Success: Many students passed the CEH certification exam after the course, which is a recognized achievement in the world of ethical hacking. Career Opportunities: Some students got better job opportunities or promotions because they became skilled ethical hackers. This teaching experience showed that hands-on practice and a balanced approach to learning are key to becoming a successful ethical hacker.
4 out of 5 1 review
Harikrishnan T
ArcSight
"The way of teaching style easy to adopted. And if we didn't understand the topic he can retake that topic, really I liked it Overall Good. "
Answered on 30/09/2023 Learn IT Courses/IT Security Management /Ethical Hacking & Cyber Security
Conducting a risk assessment for an organization involves figuring out what could go wrong and how it might affect the business.
Here are simple steps to do it:
1. Identify Risks: Think about all the things that could harm your organization, like natural disasters, accidents, or financial problems. Write them down.
2. Assess Impact: For each risk, think about how bad it would be if it happens. Would it cost money? Hurt your reputation? Make a list of these impacts.
3. Likelihood: Estimate how likely each risk is to occur. Is it very probable or not so likely? Use simple terms like "high," "medium," or "low" to describe this.
4. Prioritize: Focus on the risks that have both a high impact and a high likelihood. These are the ones you need to pay the most attention to.
5. Plan: Come up with ways to reduce these risks. For example, if you worry about a computer crash, back up your data regularly.
6. Monitor: Keep an eye on the risks and your plans. Update them as needed because things can change. Remember, the goal is to protect your organization from things that might cause harm and be prepared in case they happen.
Answered on 08/02/2021 Learn IT Courses
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