Incident Response and Malware Analysis

[Back] The aim of the module is to develop a deep understanding of advanced areas related to security and live/network forensics, with a strong focus on virtualised environments that will allow graduates to act professionally within incident response and in malware/threat analysis [outline].

Timetable

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No	Week beginning	Subject	Lab
1	9 Jan 2017	1. Incident Response [ Unit 1: Incident Response]	Creating a Virtual Infrastructure [Link][Demo (Part 1)] [Demo (Part 2)]
2	16 Jan 2017	2. Network Forensics [ Unit 2: Network Forensics]	Logging and services [Link][Demo] [Demo (Part 2)]
3	23 Jan 2016	3. Advanced Network Forensics [ Unit 3: Advanced Network Forensics]	Network Forensics [Link][Demo]
4	30 Jan 2017	4. SIEM 1 [ Unit 4]	SIEM [Link][Demo]
5	6 Feb 2017	5. SIEM 2 [Link]	Tripwire [Link][Demo]
6	13 Feb 2016	6. Tunnelling [ Unit 6]	Tunnelling [Link][Demo: here]
7	20 Feb 2016	7. Malware Forensics
8	27 Feb 2017	No Lecture.	Test (25%) Outline: [here]
9	6 Mar 2017	8. Malware Analysis 2
10	13 Mar 2017	9. Malware Analysis 3
11	20 Mar 2017	Code Forensics [ Lecture]	Code Forensics [Link]
12	27 Mar 2017	Guest Lecture/Revision
13	3 Apr 2017	Test (25%)
-	10 Apr 2017
-	17 Apr 2016
14	24 Apr 2016
15	1 May 2016	Coursework submission (50%)

Incident Response and Malware Analysis

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