The Certified Incident Handler program from EC-Council is a method-driven program that takes a holistic approach to cover a wide range of topics related to organizational incident handling and response, from planning and preparing for the incident handling response process to recovering organizational assets after a security incident.Employers value the abilities provided in EC-ECIH Council's curriculum, which are sought after by cybersecurity professionals all around the world.

• About this course

  The Certified Incident Handling Engineer (CIHE) course is for Incident Handlers, System Administrators, and Security Engineers who want to learn how to plan, construct, and use their systems.Use hands-on laboratories in our exclusive Cyber Range to prevent, detect, and respond to threats.You will learn how to design start-to-finish processes for establishing an Incident Handling team, strategizing for each sort of attack, recovering from attacks, and much more with this in-depth course.

   

• Why should you take this course?

  The ECIH curriculum is designed to give you the basic skills you'll need to handle and respond to computer security issues in an information system.Various basic principles and approaches for identifying and responding to current and emerging computer security threats are covered in this course. You'll learn how to deal with various types of occurrences, risk assessment procedures, and incident handling regulations and policies. You'll also be able to build incident handling and response procedures and deal with a variety of computer security incidents.

• What will you learn by taking this course?

  ✅Explain incident response in an enterprise environment

  ✅Develop an incident response plan and a response team

  ✅List the policies and laws related to incident handling

  ✅Manage the computer security related incidents and prepare for future risk mitigation, from malicious code attacks and threats associated

  ✅Help organizations built their own Incident Management Systems

  ✅Design a recovery plan and manage internal threats