SEC504: Hacker Tools, Techniques, and Incident Handling

Responsible for administering databases and data management systems that allow for the secure storage, query, protection, and utilization of data.
Manages and maintains databases or data systems for efficient storage, querying, and access to organizational data assets and records.
Responsible for analyzing data collected from various cybersecurity defense tools to mitigate risks.
Maintains CI/CD pipelines and deployed software, ensuring visibility, security, and lifecycle management across the software delivery process.
Responsible for identifying, collecting, examining, and preserving digital evidence using controlled and documented analytical and investigative techniques.
Responsible for analyzing digital evidence from computer security incidents to derive useful information in support of system and network vulnerability mitigation.
This expert applies digital forensic skills to a plethora of media that encompass an investigation. The practice of being a digital forensic examiner requires several skill sets, including evidence collection, computer, smartphone, cloud, and network forensics, and an investigative mindset. These experts analyze compromised systems or digital media involved in an investigation that can be used to determine what really happened. Digital media contain footprints that physical forensic data and the crime scene may not include.
Ensure the cybercriminal investigation reveals all digital evidence to prove the malicious activity.
Analyzes intercepted intel to map target networks, assess value, and find exploitation strategies, focusing on comms tech and system implementation.
Develops business and IT process architectures, creating baseline and target architectures to meet mission or enterprise goals.