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Security Onion

Security Onion is an open-source Network Security Monitoring and log management Linux Distribution. In this Security Onion course, you will explore the history, components, and architecture of the distro to improve your networking skills. Learn how to install and deploy server architectures, as well as how to replay or sniff traffic.
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3
H 
10
M
Time
beginner
difficulty
3
ceu/cpe

Course Content

Module 1: Introduction
Module 2: What is Security Onion?
Module 3: Installing a Standalone Server
Module 4: Installing a Distributed Environment
Module 5: Reviewing the Installation
Module 6: Resources
Module 7: Replaying Traffic on a Standalone Server
Module 8: Sniffing Traffic in a Distributed Environment
Module 9: Management Tips and Best Practices
Module 10: Other Functionality
Module 11: Wrap Up
10.1 Lesson 10 Overview

1m

Module 10: Other Functionality
8.1 Sniffing Traffic

4m

Module 8: Sniffing Traffic in a Distributed Environment
9.1 Lesson 9 Agenda

1m

Module 9: Management Tips and Best Practices
5.1 Server Installation Review

2m

Module 5: Reviewing the Installation
7.1 TCPReplay Part 1

2m

Module 7: Replaying Traffic on a Standalone Server
6.1 Resources Part 1

6m

Module 6: Resources
2.1 What is Security Onion?

5m

Module 2: What is Security Onion?
1.1 Introduction

4m

Module 1: Introduction
4.1 Server Configuration Demo Part 1

4m

Module 4: Installing a Distributed Environment
3.1 Security Onion Download and Installation Part 1

10m

Module 3: Installing a Standalone Server
11.1 Course Wrap Up

2m

Module 11: Wrap Up
10.2 Wazuh/OSSEC Functionality

1m

Module 10: Other Functionality
8.2 Traffic Overview in Kibana

13m

Module 8: Sniffing Traffic in a Distributed Environment
9.2 Salt Tips

5m

Module 9: Management Tips and Best Practices
6.2 Resources Part 2

4m

Module 6: Resources
5.2 Checking System Services With sostat

5m

Module 5: Reviewing the Installation
7.2 TCPReplay Part 2

17m

Module 7: Replaying Traffic on a Standalone Server
3.2 Security Onion Download and Installation Part 2

11m

Module 3: Installing a Standalone Server
2.2 Monitoring and Analysis Tools

4m

Module 2: What is Security Onion?
4.2 Server Configuration Demo Part 2

11m

Module 4: Installing a Distributed Environment
10.3 DNS Anomaly Detection Script

1m

Module 10: Other Functionality
9.3 Proxy Settings

3m

Module 9: Management Tips and Best Practices
8.3 SSH Success

1m

Module 8: Sniffing Traffic in a Distributed Environment
7.3 TCPReplay Part 3

18m

Module 7: Replaying Traffic on a Standalone Server
4.3 Server Configuration Demo Part 3

14m

Module 4: Installing a Distributed Environment
Course Description

Overall, this course will allow you to learn how to maintain and update Security Onion.

Students should have networking knowledge (TCP/IP, Protocols, Packets, etc.), linux knowledge (mkdir, Is, vi, ifconfig, etc.), and security technology knowledge (IDS, Full Packet Capture, etc).

This course is part of a Career Path:
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Instructed by

Instructor
Karl Hansen

Hi. I’m Karl. I live in the Mountain West region of the United States. I have been working in Cyber Security for over 4 years. Prior to working in Cyber Security I worked in several industries including nuclear medicine, furniture, and plumbing. I have a Bachelor of Arts in History, and a Masters of Science in Information Systems, as well as the CISSP and GCIA.

Outside of my professional life, I thoroughly enjoy working with my hands. I have done a lot of work upgrading houses, as well as milling lumber with my chainsaw with the goal of turning the wood on my lathe into something beautiful. I am also something of an urban homesteader, in that I have a fairly large garden, a flock of chickens, and my corgi, Menchi. I have a wonderful family to help me with these tasks, and I enjoy every minute of it.

Provider
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Certification Body
Certificate of Completion

Complete this entire course to earn a Security Onion Certificate of Completion

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