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Learn to identify, analyze, and respond to attacks on Linux platforms and use threat hunting techniques to find stealthy attackers who bypass existing controls. Covers disk and memory analysis, log investigation, EDR deployment, timeline creation, and advanced techniques for tracking adversary activity across Linux enterprise environments.
Overview
Master Linux incident response and threat hunting to defend the systems that power critical infrastructure. Learn to identify, analyze, and respond to attacks on Linux platforms.
FOR577 is the leading Linux incident response course, teaching skills to find stealthy attackers who bypass existing controls using the SANS SIFT Workstation.
What You Will Learn:
Incident Response Fundamentals
- Apply the SANS six-step IR methodology to Linux
- Collect and preserve forensic evidence
- Analyze disk images and file systems
- Understand Linux-specific forensic challenges
Log Analysis and Detection
- Parse and analyze Linux system logs
- Investigate authentication and application logs
- Work with AuditD and the system journal
- Correlate events across log sources
Enterprise Response
- Scale incident response with EDR tools
- Deploy OSSEC and Velociraptor for Linux
- Perform memory analysis and live response
- Build and run triage scripts
Advanced Techniques
- Create filesystem and super-timelines
- Detect and counter anti-forensic techniques
- Hunt for threats across Linux environments
- Develop threat intelligence from incidents
23 hands-on labs include SIFT Workstation orientation, Sleuth Kit introduction, system and log profiling, EDR tool deployment, triage tool execution, timeline creation and analysis, and a comprehensive APT Incident Response Challenge.
The capstone challenge is based on a real-world APT group, testing your skills to uncover initial compromise, lateral movement, and data exfiltration.
Prepares for GIAC GLIR certification (exam sold separately). Ideal for Incident Responders, Threat Hunters, SOC Analysts, and Security Professionals working with Linux systems.
36 CPE credits. 6 days of expert-led training.
Highlights
- Detect and contain adversaries on Linux systems using the SIFT Workstation. Perform timeline analysis to track attacker activity. Investigate breach origins and lateral movement. Develop threat intelligence from incidents.
- 23 hands-on labs covering SIFT Workstation, Sleuth Kit forensics, log analysis, EDR deployment, triage techniques, timeline creation, and an APT Incident Response Challenge based on a real-world attack.
- Prepares for GIAC GLIR certification (exam sold separately). Ideal for incident responders and threat hunters. 6 days of expert-led training. Earn 36 CPE credits.
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Dimension | Description | Cost/12 months |
|---|---|---|
FOR577 - Single User | Single user license for DFIR - FOR577: LINUX IR & Threat Hunting | $8,780.00 |
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This listing offers one pricing option: a single-user license for the FOR577 - LINUX IR & Threat Hunting course. You buy it per user, in the quantity of licenses you need. Each license covers one individual. Pricing scales by the number of user licenses you purchase, so training more people means buying more licenses. There are no tiers, instance sizes, or usage add-ons — just the single-user unit repeated as needed.
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Each license covers one named individual. The course material is tied to that person and is not meant to be shared or reused by others. To train more people, you buy one license per person. This applies to the FOR577 - LINUX IR & Threat Hunting course.
Cost scales directly with the number of user licenses. Five people means five single-user licenses. There are no tiers or volume steps in this listing, so the per-user unit simply repeats for each additional person you enroll.
The FOR577 course covers Linux incident response and threat hunting with hands-on labs. SANS delivers courses through self-paced OnDemand, live online, and in-person formats. Exact format and access details depend on how you register; confirm the included format with the vendor before purchase.
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