Elk For Cybersecurity

ELK for Security Analyst

Gain hands-on expertise in leveraging the ELK Stack for powerful security analysis and monitoring. Learn how to turn log data into actionable insights and secure your environment with one of the most popular open-source monitoring solutions, ELK.
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Course Description

This self-paced course takes you deep into the ELK Stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, and Kibana) to enhance your security skills and become a sought-after Security Analyst. Starting from the basics of setup and configuration, you’ll progress through advanced log management techniques, search queries, and threat detection practices.

The course emphasizes hands-on lab work, giving you practical experience in setting up and optimizing ELK for security monitoring. You’ll learn key concepts in data ingestion, parsing, and visualization to create security dashboards that alert you to suspicious activity. Ideal for those looking to elevate their SOC and incident response capabilities using ELK.

What You Will Learn

Who is this course for?

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Security Analysts seeking hands-on ELK skills
IT professionals interested in log analysis
SOC Analysts looking to boost threat detection
Incident Responders looking to use ELK
Cybersecurity students pursuing practical knowledge

Course Content

Introduction to Elastic Stack

Elastic Stack Components

ELK Walkthrough

ElasticSearch

Kibana     

LogStash                      

Beats

Elastic Agents    

Elastic Stack as SIEM

What is Fleet?

Lab Set up: Installing ELK

Lab Set up: Fleet Server Setup

Lab Set up: Installing Fleet on Ubuntu

Task#1 Investigating Unauthorized SSH Access Attempts Using ELK SIEM

Verify the ELK and Fleet Agent

Simulate the attack and Visualize the events

Create Elastic Security rules, detect and Investigate

Task#2: Detecting Suspicious activities using SysmonForLinux

Install SysmonForLinux

Prepare ELK for detection

Simulate the attack and visualize the events

Task#3: Investigating File Integrity using Auditd

Install Auditd                

Prepare ELK for detection

Simulate the attack and visualize the events

Lab Set up: Fleet Agent Windows Installation

Task 1: Investigating RDP Brute-Force Attacks on Windows Login

Installing Sysmon        

Setting up ELK

Simulate the attack and Visualize on ELK Dashboard

Task 2: Investigating PowerShell Abuse on Windows Machines

Simulate the attack and Visualize on ELK Dashboard

Task 3: Monitoring Windows Registry Changes

Setting up ELK

Simulate the attack and Visualize on ELK Dashboard              

Pre-requisites

Instructor

Rajneesh Gupta

Senior Security Consultant

This course includes:

Testimonial

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FAQs

What is the ELK Stack?

The ELK Stack consists of Elasticsearch, Logstash, and Kibana, used for log management and security monitoring.

Do I need prior experience with ELK?

No prior ELK experience is necessary, but familiarity with logs is helpful.

How long will the course take to complete?

It’s self-paced, but most learners complete it in 4-6 weeks.

What will I need to set up the labs?

A Linux system, preferably Ubuntu, with basic command-line skills.

Is there a certificate upon completion?

Yes, you’ll receive a completion certificate from HaxSecurity.

Will I learn real-world security scenarios?

Yes, the course includes practical labs based on real security incidents.

Can I access the course on mobile?

Yes, the course is accessible on both desktop and mobile devices.

What support is available during the course?

We provide email and forum support, and Rajneesh hosts live Q&A sessions.

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