Mastering IBM Qradar

In order to combat sophisticated and well-researched assaults, SIEM solutions have become an essential component of the ecosystem for network and data protection. The IBM QRadar Training program from Cyber Trainings is an extensive program that covers the foundations and advanced functions of IBM QRadar SIEM (Security Information and Event Management). To simplify, IBM created the IBM QRadar SIEM technology application to give users a comprehensive perspective of the organization’s security architecture. According to the criteria set up in QRadar, the software normalizes and correlates events that come from the security system’s log sources. SIEM performs a real-time analysis of the threat discovered by application and network hardware. IBM QRadar also collects log information from a company’s network devices, host attributes, operating systems, applications, and user behaviors. However, IBM QRadar analyzes log data and network flows in real-time to find malicious behavior so that it may be quickly halted, averted, or minimized impact to the company.

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WHY IT IS NEEDED ?

Identify complex threats – Using trustworthy, real-time threat detection, combining a number of apparently low-risk events to identify the high-risk cyber-attack that is now taking place.
Identifying insider threats – Look for any suspicious user activity that could indicate a security breach or an insider threat.
Protect the cloud – Find hidden threats in hybrid multicloud environments and containerized workloads.
Discover Data Leakage – Correlate events related to exfiltration, such as the use of personal email accounts, unauthorized cloud storage, excessive printing, and USB insertion.
Control Compliance – Control regulatory risk to adhere to various laws, such as GDPR, PCI, SOX, HIPAA, and others.

Module 1: : Introduction to Security Operations and Management

The requirement for a Security Operations Center (SOC).
Understanding the SOC Fundamentals
SOC Constituents: People, Processes, and Technology
Security Operations Center (SOC) Types
Determining SOC maturity Models
Understanding SOC Implementation
Recognizing the distinction between SOC and NOC

Module 2: Overview of Qradar

QRadar SIEM: Background and Introduction
Understanding SIEM’s Key Concepts
Recognizing QRadar SIEM Capabilities
Understanding QRadar’s Architecture
a. Event Collector & Event Processor
b. Flow collector & Flow Processor
c. Magistrate & Aerial Database

Module 3: Investigating & configuring tasks

Introduction to QRadar Dashboard
Real-time log streaming
Make use of filters and the Event Search
False positives and tuning
Create your own custom properties and event flow sources.
Keep backups of data and configuration.
Creating and administering user roles, security profiles, and user accounts.
Control license usage through allocation.
Create, test, and refine reference sets, building blocks, and rules.
Develop and maintain retention policies (for data and assets).
Design and maintain dashboards, reports, global views, dashboards, and saved searches.

Module 4: Monitoring Qradar

Tracking QRadar notifications and error messages.
Examine and interpret system monitoring dashboards.
Examine QRadar’s services and operations.
QRadar tracking functionality.
Make use of monitoring programs and technologies (for example, QDI, helper app, incident summary, and DrQ).
Check the equipment’s condition and system maintenance.
Monitor infractions and seek for outliers.

Module 5: Troubleshooting

Apply essential command knowledge to comprehend the functions and uses of QRadar.
Describe error messages and notifications.
Interpret the basic logs (such as Qradar.error and qradar.log).
Examine a situation from everyday life.
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