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The EC-Council Certified Incident Handler (ECIH) v3 program is meticulously designed to equip professionals with the essential skills to effectively manage and respond to cybersecurity incidents. The course is structured into ten comprehensive modules, each focusing on critical aspects of incident handling and response.

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The EC-Council Certified Incident Handler (ECIH) v3 program is meticulously designed to equip professionals with the essential skills to effectively manage and respond to cybersecurity incidents. The course is structured into ten comprehensive modules, each focusing on critical aspects of incident handling and response.

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The EC-Council Certified Incident Handler (ECIH) v3 program is meticulously designed

to equip professionals with the essential skills to effectively manage and respond to
cybersecurity incidents. The course is structured into ten comprehensive modules, each
focusing on critical aspects of incident handling and response. Below is a detailed breakdown
of the modules:

1. Introduction to Incident Handling and Response

• Information Security Threats and Attack Vectors: Understanding various cyber


threats and how they exploit vulnerabilities.
• Attack and Defense Frameworks: Overview of methodologies like the Cyber Kill
Chain and MITRE ATT&CK Framework.
• Information Security Concepts: Fundamental principles of information security,
including risk management and threat modeling.
• Incident Management Process: Steps involved in managing security incidents from
identification to resolution.
• Incident Response Automation and Orchestration: Leveraging tools to streamline
and enhance response efforts.
• Best Practices, Standards, and Legal Compliance: Adherence to industry standards
and legal requirements in incident handling.

2. Incident Handling and Response Process

• Incident Handling and Response (IH&R) Process: Detailed exploration of the


IH&R lifecycle, including preparation, detection, analysis, containment, eradication,
recovery, and post-incident activities.
• Information Sharing Activities: Importance of communication and information
dissemination during incident response.

3. First Response

• Concept of First Response: Immediate actions taken upon identifying a security


incident.
• Securing and Documenting the Crime Scene: Procedures to preserve the integrity
of the incident environment.
• Evidence Collection: Methods for gathering digital evidence systematically.
• Preservation, Packaging, and Transportation of Evidence: Ensuring evidence
remains untampered during handling.

4. Handling and Responding to Malware Incidents


• Preparation for Malware Incidents: Establishing protocols to address potential
malware threats.
• Detection and Containment: Identifying malware presence and preventing its
spread.
• Malware Analysis: Techniques to dissect and understand malware behavior.
• Eradication and Recovery: Removing malware and restoring systems to normal
operations.

5. Handling and Responding to Email Security Incidents

• Email Security Threats: Recognizing phishing, spoofing, and other email-based


attacks.
• Incident Response Strategies: Steps to mitigate and respond to email security
breaches.
• User Awareness and Training: Educating users to identify and report suspicious
email activities.

6. Handling and Responding to Network Security Incidents

• Network Security Threats: Identifying threats such as DDoS attacks, intrusions, and
unauthorized access.
• Incident Detection and Analysis: Monitoring network traffic to detect anomalies.
• Containment and Mitigation: Isolating affected network segments to prevent further
damage.
• Recovery and Post-Incident Actions: Restoring network services and implementing
measures to prevent recurrence.

7. Handling and Responding to Web Application Security Incidents

• Web Application Threats: Understanding vulnerabilities like SQL injection, XSS,


and CSRF.
• Incident Response Procedures: Addressing and mitigating web application attacks.
• Secure Coding Practices: Implementing measures to prevent web application
vulnerabilities.

8. Handling and Responding to Cloud Security Incidents

• Cloud Security Challenges: Identifying risks associated with cloud environments.


• Incident Response in the Cloud: Strategies tailored for cloud infrastructure.
• Data Protection and Compliance: Ensuring data integrity and adherence to
regulatory requirements in cloud settings.
9. Handling and Responding to Insider Threats

• Identifying Insider Threats: Recognizing malicious or negligent actions from within


the organization.
• Mitigation Strategies: Implementing policies to detect and prevent insider threats.
• Incident Response: Steps to address and manage incidents originating internally.

10. Handling and Responding to Endpoint Security Incidents

• Endpoint Threats: Understanding risks targeting end-user devices.


• Detection and Response: Monitoring and responding to endpoint security breaches.
• Endpoint Protection Measures: Deploying tools and practices to secure endpoints.

This comprehensive curriculum ensures that professionals are well-prepared to handle a wide
range of security incidents, safeguarding organizational assets and maintaining business
continuity.

For more detailed information and official resources, please refer to the EC-Council's official
page on the ECIH program.

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