Cyber Defense Analyst (OSDA Starter Course)
September 25, 2024 (GMT +8)
08:30
Camia Hall
The OffSec workshop will be covering the key topics in the SOC200 course. It consists of four x 45 minute teaching sessions and three one-hour hands-on exercises. The teaching topics
- An understanding of the NICE framework of skills, knowledge and tasks expected of a Cyber Defense Analyst
- An introduction to the internal features of Windows endpoints, and in particular the event logs which are generated
- An introduction to the internal features of Linux endpoints and the system logs which are generated
An understanding of cyber attack methodologies and specific forms of attack against Windows and Linux endpoints and how these can be diagnosed through log analysis
Trainer
Chun Yong Chun Yong is an Assistant Director leading the Security Testing And Red (STAR) Team in Ensign InfoSecurity, a pure-play end-to-end cybersecurity service provider based in Singapore. Chun Yong has a background in Electrical Engineering, Nuclear Engineering, and Security By Design. He has a varied career in Offensive Security Testing both professionally as a Penetration Tester and Red Teamer, as well as in the local community with the Car Security Quarter (CSQ) and Bug Bounty Quarter (BBQ) presenting at local conferences.
Chun Yong holds several certifications in Offensive Security Testing as well as niche areas such as OT/ICS security and Purple Teaming. He has developed and participated in several Capture-The-Flag competitions and actively seeks to engage both newcomers and professionals in a more gamified learning experience through hands-on experience with labs and exercises. He is also an instructor teaching Web Penetration Testing at Singapore's local universities.
Chun Yong is also an official Offsec Trainer for PEN-200 and SOC-200, delivering hands-on bootcamp-style training that helps to bridge the gap between academic knowledge and practical experience based on real-world war stories and critical vulnerabilities that have been discovered and exploited in the wild.
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