DIANA’S CERTIFIED QRADAR APPRENTICE (DCQAP)

Categories: Cyber Security

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Schedule: MON – FRI 4 hours (Time: 9 AM to 1 PM & 2 PM to 6 PM ) |SAT/SUN 8 hours (9 AM to 6 PM)

1. **Introduction to QRadar**: Understanding its purpose, architecture, and components.
2. **Log and Event Collection**: Configuring data sources to collect logs and events.
3. **Rules and Offenses**: Creating and customizing rules to detect security incidents.
4. **Dashboards and Reports**: Generating custom dashboards and reports to visualize security data.
5. **Investigation and Incident Response**: Analyzing security events and responding to threats.
6. **Asset and Vulnerability Management**: Identifying and prioritizing assets, vulnerabilities, and risks.
7. **Integration with Other Systems**: Configuring integration with third-party security tools and solutions.
8. **User Management and Access Control**: Managing user accounts, roles, and permissions.
9. **Best Practices and Security Considerations**: Implementing best practices for optimal QRadar deployment.
10. **Troubleshooting and Support**: Developing skills for system maintenance and seeking support when needed.

Course Modules

QRadar on Cloud
IBM Security QRadar, Administration Guide

QRadar on Cloud

User Guide
IBM QRadar Vulnerability Manager

Ariel Query Language Guide
IBM Security QRadar, Troubleshooting and System Notifications Guide

DSM Configuration
IBM QRadar Log Event Extended Format (LEEF) Version 2

Vulnerability Assessment Configuration
WinCollect User Guide, IBM Disconnected Log Collector

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1. **Course Syllabus**: An outline of the topics covered and the schedule of sessions.
2. **Presentation Slides**: PowerPoint or similar slides used by instructors to deliver content during lectures or training sessions.
3. **Lab Exercises**: Hands-on activities designed to provide practical experience with QRadar, such as configuring data sources, creating rules, and investigating security incidents.
4. **Documentation and Manuals**: Official documentation provided by IBM for QRadar, including user guides, administrator guides, and reference manuals.
5. **Practice Exams**: Sample questions or quizzes to test learners' understanding of the material and prepare them for certification exams, if applicable.
6. **Support Resources**: Access to online forums, discussion groups, or support channels where learners can ask questions and receive assistance from instructors or peers.

1. **Prerequisites**: Some courses may have prerequisites such as basic knowledge of networking concepts, familiarity with security fundamentals, and understanding of IT infrastructure.
2. **Course Registration**: Guidance on how to register for the course, including deadlines, payment information, and any required forms or documentation.
3. **Accessing Course Materials**: Instructions for accessing course materials such as slides, lab exercises, documentation, and recorded lectures/videos. This could involve logging into a learning management system (LMS) or accessing materials through a dedicated course website.
4. **Course Schedule**: Details about the course schedule, including dates and times for lectures, lab sessions, and any assessments or exams.
5. **Attendance and Participation**: Expectations for attendance, participation in discussions, completion of assignments, and engagement with lab exercises.

1. **Entry-level Security Analysts**: Individuals new to the field of cybersecurity who want to gain foundational knowledge and skills in security monitoring and incident detection using QRadar.
2. **Security Operations Center (SOC) Operators**: SOC personnel responsible for monitoring and analyzing security events and alerts, who need to become proficient in using QRadar as part of their daily activities.
3. **IT Administrators**: System administrators, network administrators, and IT professionals who are involved in managing and securing IT infrastructure and want to learn how to leverage QRadar for security monitoring.
4. **IT Security Enthusiasts**: Individuals with an interest in cybersecurity who are looking to enhance their knowledge and skills by learning how to use QRadar for threat detection and response.
5. **Students and Recent Graduates**: Students pursuing degrees in cybersecurity or related fields, as well as recent graduates looking to enter the cybersecurity workforce, who want to gain practical experience with security monitoring tools like QRadar.
6. **Small to Medium-sized Businesses (SMBs)**: Personnel working in SMBs who are responsible for managing cybersecurity functions within their organizations and want to implement QRadar for security monitoring on a limited scale.
7. **Anyone Interested in Security Operations**: Individuals from various backgrounds who have a keen interest in security operations and want to learn how to use QRadar for monitoring and detecting security threats.

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