Kurumsal Ağlarda Malware (Zararlı Yazılım) Analizi Training in United States of America

In recent years, complex and stealthy cyber-attacks (APT – Advanced Persistent Threats) have become a serious challenge for enterprises.
At the core of these advanced attacks lies malware — malicious software designed to evade traditional defenses and compromise systems.

This course focuses on identifying, analyzing, and removing malware that traditional security solutions (Antivirus, HIPS, etc.) fail to detect in corporate environments.

Participants will gain hands-on experience with real-world malware samples, learning both static and dynamic analysis techniques to monitor malware behavior, network traffic, and system impact.

This training is ideal for professionals involved in enterprise cybersecurity operations, including:

• System and Network Administrators

• IT Auditors

• SOC (Security Operations Center) Analysts

• Information Security Teams

• Incident Response and Digital Forensics Specialists

By the end of this course, participants will:

• Identify and analyze malware in enterprise systems

• Apply static and dynamic malware analysis methods

• Recognize APT-style malware behaviors

• Contain, remove, and prevent malware infections effectively

Introduction to Malware

• Types of malware (Trojan, Worm, Ransomware, Rootkit, Spyware, etc.)

• Understanding APT (Advanced Persistent Threat)

• The role of malware in modern cyber-attacks

Fundamentals of Malware Analysis

• Static vs Dynamic analysis

• Setting up a safe analysis environment (sandbox, VM isolation)

• Monitoring and capturing malware activity

Static Analysis Techniques

• File inspection and metadata extraction

• Hash, PE header, and string analysis

• Antivirus signature comparison

Dynamic Analysis Techniques

• Executing malware in a controlled environment

• Observing system behavior (Registry, Files, Network)

• Process and thread inspection

Network Traffic and Command & Control (C2) Detection

• Identifying C2 communication patterns

• DNS, HTTP, and HTTPS-based traffic analysis

• Detecting anomalies in network traffic

Malware Response in Enterprise Networks

• Isolating infected systems

• Malware cleanup and eradication procedures

• Removing persistence mechanisms

Reporting and Incident Management

• Creating professional malware analysis reports

• Documenting findings and technical indicators

• Integrating malware analysis into incident response workflows