The CyberShield Analyst Program equips learners with advanced capabilities in real-time threat detection, digital forensics, malware analysis, and memory investigation all grounded in enterprise focused use cases.
At Cyberspot Academy, this analyst-focused program is designed to build hands-on skills in modern threat detection, network forensics, and behavioral analytics. With comprehensive modules on IR, detection engineering, and memory forensics, learners will acquire the core competencies required to operate effectively in any blue team or SOC environment.
Gain in depth technical skills through scenario-based labs and structured investigations. Each module is mapped to practical threat intelligence and defensive operations.
This program is built by seasoned blue team professionals and designed for real-time detection and response challenges. From theory to field-ready execution, every element aligns with enterprise SOC requirements.
Structured to match SOC analyst and DFIR job roles
Hands-on labs for incident response and threat hunting
Guidance from experts in forensics, malware, and detection
Write detection logic and validate it through incident labs
Transform your cybersecurity career with skills that matter in modern detection operations. Learn the tools, tactics, and techniques that make you SOC-ready.
The program covers Incident Response, Threat Hunting, Network Traffic Analysis, Malware Analysis, Detection Engineering, Digital Forensics, and Cross-Platform Memory Forensics. It includes both foundational and advanced topics.
This course is best suited for individuals with basic cybersecurity knowledge or prior exposure to IT or networking. However, the curriculum is structured to support both upskilling professionals and committed beginners willing to learn.
Yes. The course emphasizes real-world threat detection through analysis of event logs, behavior-based indicators, detection rule writing, and hands-on memory forensics—essential skills for any modern SOC analyst.
Absolutely. Each module integrates hands-on labs and use cases to simulate real-world incidents, enabling learners to apply theoretical knowledge in practical detection and investigation scenarios.
Basic understanding of networking and cybersecurity concepts is recommended. Familiarity with operating systems (especially Windows and Linux) will help learners grasp advanced modules more efficiently.
Yes. The program includes real-world case studies and scenario-driven assessments, particularly in malware analysis and memory forensics, to validate your readiness for operational roles in security environments.
