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Description Course agenda Examination Certification General Information The Certified Incident Responder (CIR) training course is designed to empower security professionals with the advanced skills and methodologies required to effectively manage and mitigate security incidents in today’s ever-evolving threat landscape. This comprehensive training course provides an in-depth exploration of strategic incident handling, ransomware response, malware analysis, perimeter threat detection, and persistence mechanism remediation. Through practical exercises, participants will develop the expertise to navigate complex incident scenarios and strengthen their organizations’ defenses from emerging cyber threats.

Why Should You Attend?

In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, cyber threats are more sophisticated and frequent than ever, making a comprehensive understanding of incident response essential. The CIR training course provides hands-on exercises and real-world simulations, reinforcing technical skills while building confidence in managing complex security incidents. This course covers a wide range of topics, including threat intelligence, malware analysis, containment strategies, and forensic investigation. Participants will gain the expertise to plan, coordinate, and execute effective incident response procedures, ensuring swift threats containment and minimal damage. Additionally, the training equips participants with the knowledge to conduct digital forensics, collaborate with key stakeholders, and develop incident response playbooks tailored to an organization’s specific needs. Earning the PECB Certified Incident Responder certification validates your expertise in managing security incidents, emerging attack vendors, and mitigating complex threats. Upon passing the certification exam, participants can apply for the “PECB Certified Incident Responder” credential, enhancing their professional credibility and career prospects.

Who Should Attend?

This training course is intended for:

• Incident response team members and cybersecurity analysts responsible for managing security events
• IT security professionals who seek to enhance their technical and strategic incident response skills
• Security operations center (SOC) personnel involved in threat detection and response
• Professionals aiming to transition into specialized incident response roles
• Managers and team leaders responsible for coordinating incident response strategies and protocols

Learning Objectives

Upon successfully completing the training course, participants will be able to:

• Develop and implement effective incident response strategies and manage response efforts across teams and technologies
• Evaluate ransomware attack vectors and mitigation techniques and execute a robust response plan to minimize impact
• Analyze malware behaviors, create tailored remediation strategies, and utilize forensic techniques to trace and neutralize malicious code
• Identify and respond to external threats targeting network perimeters and implement tools and techniques for early threat detection and containment
• Develop remediation plans to eliminate recurring threats and recognize advanced persistence strategies

Educational Approach

• The training course combines theoretical knowledge with practical applications, using real-world examples of what it takes to become a certified incident responder.
• The training course incorporates interactive elements, such as multiple-choice quizzes and hands-on exercises.
• Participants are encouraged to engage in discussions and collaborate during exercises and quizzes.
• The exercises are designed in a manner that closely resembles the format of the certification exam.

Prerequisites

The main requirements for participating in this training course are having a fundamental understanding of cybersecurity principles and incident response basics. Participants will also learn how to verify and align application security practices with organizational objectives and regulatory requirements , including how to tailor an Application Normative Framework (ANF) to define the necessary security controls and processes that help each application meet its Targeted Level of Trust (TLT).

Why Should You Attend?

The ISO/IEC 27034 Foundation training course enables participants to understand the fundamental concepts and principles of application security, as well as the structure, components, and requirements of ISO/IEC 27034. This course is designed to prepare professionals to support the implementation and maintenance of application security throughout the software life cycle. By attending this course, participants will learn how ISO/IEC 27034 aligns with other standards, understand key security principles such as confidentiality, integrity, and availability, and gain insight into the roles involved in managing the Organization Normative Framework (ONF) and Application Normative Framework (ANF).

Who Should Attend?

This training course is intended for:

• Individuals involved in application security or IT governance
• Professionals seeking to gain knowledge about ISO/IEC 27034 and its application
• Individuals involved in the implementation, management, or improvement of application security
• IT professionals, developers, or managers responsible for safeguarding applications

Learning Objectives

By the end of this training course, participants will be able to:

• Describe the structure, scope, and components of the ISO/IEC 27034 series and understand how it aligns with and complements other standards and frameworks
• Identify and explain key concepts and principles such as confidentiality, integrity, availability, threats, vulnerabilities, and risks, and understand their relevance in securing applications throughout their life cycle
• Explain the roles and responsibilities in establishing and maintaining the Organization Normative Framework (ONF) and Application Normative Framework (ANF)
• Describe the processes for validating application security requirements, assessing security risks, verifying security controls, and using KPIs to support continual improvement of application security practices

Educational Approach

• This training course includes essay-type exercises and multiple-choice quizzes, helping participants understand application security concepts and processes.
• Participants are strongly encouraged to interact with one another, exchange ideas, and actively participate in discussions during the training.
• The quiz structure within the course closely mirrors that of the certification exam, ensuring participants are well-prepared.
• PECB offers various training course delivery formats, from traditional classroom settings to modern, technology-driven solutions. To learn more about these formats, please click here.

Prerequisites

There are no prerequisites to participate in this training course. Day 1: Fundamentals of incident response and strategic handling Day 2: Ransomware and malware incident response Day 3: Perimeter threats detection, analysis, and response Day 4: Incident response to persistent mechanisms, forensic, and continual improvement Day 5: Certification exam The “PECB Certified Incident Responder” exam meets the requirements of the PECB Examination and Certification Program (ECP). It covers the following competency domains: Domain 1: Fundamental concepts of incident response Domain 2: Ransomware incident response Domain 3: Malware incident response Domain 4: Perimeter threats detection and response Domain 5: Incident response to persistent mechanisms For specific information about exam type, languages available, and other details, please visit the List of PECB Exams and the Examination Rules and Policies. After successfully passing the exam, you can apply for one of the credentials shown below. You will receive the certificate once you comply with all the requirements related to the selected credential. The requirements for PECB Certified Incident Responder certifications are as follows:

Credential	Exam	Professional experience	IRMS project experience	Other requirements
PECB Certified Incident Responder	PECB Certified Incident Responder exam	2 years of practical experience in incident response or cybersecurity	None	Signing the PECB Code of Ethics

Effective incident response practices for a CIR should adhere to best implementation strategies, encompassing the following key aspects:

• Develop and regularly update the incident response plan
• Monitor the threat landscape to identify emerging threats
• Deploy robust detection tools for early identification of potential incidents
• Handle digital evidence, maintaining chain of custody, and employ advanced forensic techniques
• Improve detection and response capabilities and analyze each incident

• Certification fees are included in the exam price.
• Participants will be provided with the training course material containing over 450 pages of information, practical examples, practices, exercises, and quizzes.
• An attestation of course completion worth 31 CPD (Continuing Professional Development) credits will be issued to the participants who have attended the training course.
• Candidates who have completed the training course but failed the exam are eligible to retake it once for free within a 12-month period from the initial date of the exam.

For additional information, please contact us at support@pecb.com, or visit www.pecb.com. The Certified Incident Responder (CIR) training course is designed to empower security professionals with the advanced skills and methodologies required to effectively manage and mitigate security incidents in today’s ever-evolving threat landscape. This comprehensive training course provides an in-depth exploration of strategic incident handling, ransomware response, malware analysis, perimeter threat detection, and persistence mechanism remediation. Through practical exercises, participants will develop the expertise to navigate complex incident scenarios and strengthen their organizations’ defenses from emerging cyber threats.

Why Should You Attend?

In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, cyber threats are more sophisticated and frequent than ever, making a comprehensive understanding of incident response essential. The CIR training course provides hands-on exercises and real-world simulations, reinforcing technical skills while building confidence in managing complex security incidents. This course covers a wide range of topics, including threat intelligence, malware analysis, containment strategies, and forensic investigation. Participants will gain the expertise to plan, coordinate, and execute effective incident response procedures, ensuring swift threats containment and minimal damage. Additionally, the training equips participants with the knowledge to conduct digital forensics, collaborate with key stakeholders, and develop incident response playbooks tailored to an organization’s specific needs. Earning the PECB Certified Incident Responder certification validates your expertise in managing security incidents, emerging attack vendors, and mitigating complex threats. Upon passing the certification exam, participants can apply for the “PECB Certified Incident Responder” credential, enhancing their professional credibility and career prospects.

Who Should Attend?

This training course is intended for:

• Incident response team members and cybersecurity analysts responsible for managing security events
• IT security professionals who seek to enhance their technical and strategic incident response skills
• Security operations center (SOC) personnel involved in threat detection and response
• Professionals aiming to transition into specialized incident response roles
• Managers and team leaders responsible for coordinating incident response strategies and protocols

Learning Objectives

Upon successfully completing the training course, participants will be able to:

• Develop and implement effective incident response strategies and manage response efforts across teams and technologies
• Evaluate ransomware attack vectors and mitigation techniques and execute a robust response plan to minimize impact
• Analyze malware behaviors, create tailored remediation strategies, and utilize forensic techniques to trace and neutralize malicious code
• Identify and respond to external threats targeting network perimeters and implement tools and techniques for early threat detection and containment
• Develop remediation plans to eliminate recurring threats and recognize advanced persistence strategies

Educational Approach

• The training course combines theoretical knowledge with practical applications, using real-world examples of what it takes to become a certified incident responder.
• The training course incorporates interactive elements, such as multiple-choice quizzes and hands-on exercises.
• Participants are encouraged to engage in discussions and collaborate during exercises and quizzes.
• The exercises are designed in a manner that closely resembles the format of the certification exam.

Prerequisites

The main requirements for participating in this training course are having a fundamental understanding of cybersecurity principles and incident response basics. Participants will also learn how to verify and align application security practices with organizational objectives and regulatory requirements , including how to tailor an Application Normative Framework (ANF) to define the necessary security controls and processes that help each application meet its Targeted Level of Trust (TLT).

Why Should You Attend?

The ISO/IEC 27034 Foundation training course enables participants to understand the fundamental concepts and principles of application security, as well as the structure, components, and requirements of ISO/IEC 27034. This course is designed to prepare professionals to support the implementation and maintenance of application security throughout the software life cycle. By attending this course, participants will learn how ISO/IEC 27034 aligns with other standards, understand key security principles such as confidentiality, integrity, and availability, and gain insight into the roles involved in managing the Organization Normative Framework (ONF) and Application Normative Framework (ANF).

Who Should Attend?

This training course is intended for:

• Individuals involved in application security or IT governance
• Professionals seeking to gain knowledge about ISO/IEC 27034 and its application
• Individuals involved in the implementation, management, or improvement of application security
• IT professionals, developers, or managers responsible for safeguarding applications

Learning Objectives

By the end of this training course, participants will be able to:

• Describe the structure, scope, and components of the ISO/IEC 27034 series and understand how it aligns with and complements other standards and frameworks
• Identify and explain key concepts and principles such as confidentiality, integrity, availability, threats, vulnerabilities, and risks, and understand their relevance in securing applications throughout their life cycle
• Explain the roles and responsibilities in establishing and maintaining the Organization Normative Framework (ONF) and Application Normative Framework (ANF)
• Describe the processes for validating application security requirements, assessing security risks, verifying security controls, and using KPIs to support continual improvement of application security practices

Educational Approach

• This training course includes essay-type exercises and multiple-choice quizzes, helping participants understand application security concepts and processes.
• Participants are strongly encouraged to interact with one another, exchange ideas, and actively participate in discussions during the training.
• The quiz structure within the course closely mirrors that of the certification exam, ensuring participants are well-prepared.
• PECB offers various training course delivery formats, from traditional classroom settings to modern, technology-driven solutions. To learn more about these formats, please click here.

Prerequisites

There are no prerequisites to participate in this training course. Day 1: Fundamentals of incident response and strategic handling Day 2: Ransomware and malware incident response Day 3: Perimeter threats detection, analysis, and response Day 4: Incident response to persistent mechanisms, forensic, and continual improvement Day 5: Certification exam The “PECB Certified Incident Responder” exam meets the requirements of the PECB Examination and Certification Program (ECP). It covers the following competency domains: Domain 1: Fundamental concepts of incident response Domain 2: Ransomware incident response Domain 3: Malware incident response Domain 4: Perimeter threats detection and response Domain 5: Incident response to persistent mechanisms For specific information about exam type, languages available, and other details, please visit the List of PECB Exams and the Examination Rules and Policies. After successfully passing the exam, you can apply for one of the credentials shown below. You will receive the certificate once you comply with all the requirements related to the selected credential. The requirements for PECB Certified Incident Responder certifications are as follows:

Credential	Exam	Professional experience	IRMS project experience	Other requirements
PECB Certified Incident Responder	PECB Certified Incident Responder exam	2 years of practical experience in incident response or cybersecurity	None	Signing the PECB Code of Ethics

Effective incident response practices for a CIR should adhere to best implementation strategies, encompassing the following key aspects:

• Develop and regularly update the incident response plan
• Monitor the threat landscape to identify emerging threats
• Deploy robust detection tools for early identification of potential incidents
• Handle digital evidence, maintaining chain of custody, and employ advanced forensic techniques
• Improve detection and response capabilities and analyze each incident

• Certification fees are included in the exam price.
• Participants will be provided with the training course material containing over 450 pages of information, practical examples, practices, exercises, and quizzes.
• An attestation of course completion worth 31 CPD (Continuing Professional Development) credits will be issued to the participants who have attended the training course.
• Candidates who have completed the training course but failed the exam are eligible to retake it once for free within a 12-month period from the initial date of the exam.

For additional information, please contact us at support@pecb.com, or visit www.pecb.com.