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FISEFISA STI Semester 9 Option: Architecture, Administration, Audit, and Security Analysis Machine translation

Monitoring and Digital Forensics

Teaching unit Systems Architecture and Security · S09T_ A2S2  |  EC Code S09O_4AS2-1
8ECTS (EU)
1Coefficient
21:20Hours

Séquencement

C TD C TD C TD C TD C TD C TD C TD C TD

Learning objectives

  • Introduction to Incident Management: Know the best practices to be put in place to manage a malicious computer incident
  • Know how to do a digital investigation on Windows systems (system and memory) and power a SOC/IEM

Prerequisites

ModuleTeaching unitSemester
Windows System AdministrationNetwork and System AdministrationS6
Binary AnalysisSystems Architecture and SecurityS9

Program

Course:

  • Incident Response Guide
  • First aid gesture
  • Managing a malicious computer incident
  • Windows Forensic (system and memory)
  • Windows Operating Reminder
  • Presentation of Windows artifacts, memories and NTFS
  • Forensic interpretation of artifacts
  • Interactive demonstrations

TP/TD:

  • Analysis of the compromise of one or more Windows machines from a collection live or a copy of a disc postmortem

Assessment

End part of module in QCM format with some open questions

Skills

3
Ref.VerbDescriptionLevel
C1_1defend-2
C1_2prove-3
C1_4defend-1

SecNumEdu Skills

SkillLecture hoursPractical hoursEntry levelExit level
Post-mortem analysis (Forensics)10.33902
The module allows you to acquire the skills necessary to perform a post-mortem analysis of a Windows system (system and memory) to identify malicious behaviors. It also provides a good basis for responding to the incident (reflexes, good practices, etc.).
Contribution of architectures to security2002
Awareness of good systems and networks administration practices to slow down attacks and better detect them.