2.5 Hours Video on Demand
Certificate of Attendance
- Downloadable Resources
Go from hero to zero in being a Professional and certified android malware analyst
In the Android Malware Analysis course, participants will obtain the knowledge and skills to Perform static malware analysis, Perform dynamic malware analysis, Detect malicious and data exfiltration code, Reverse engineer APKs, understand Android security architecture, Understand Android attack surface.
Participants will perform these tasks by learning and implementing tools and techniques while examining malicious programs.
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SOC2 FastTrack
SOC 2 FastTrack is a comprehensive, end-to-end course designed to take organizations from understanding SOC 2 requirements through readiness, implementation, evidence collection, and the audit process. The course provides a practical roadmap for building and operating a SOC 2 program, whether preparing for a first-time audit or strengthening an existing compliance program.
Across 13 modules and approximately 2.5 hours of content, the course covers the fundamentals of SOC 2, what auditors evaluate, the Trust Services Criteria, Type I vs. Type II reports, defining a defensible audit scope, conducting a gap assessment, developing a risk register, designing testable controls, and building the policies and procedures required for compliance.
The course then moves into practical implementation, focusing on the controls auditors scrutinize most closely, evidence collection and management, vulnerability management, penetration testing, personnel and access controls, and preparing for and conducting a mock audit. It also explains the nine Common Criteria categories used to evaluate SOC 2 controls and provides practical guidance on selecting an auditor, understanding audit costs and timelines, and reviewing SOC 2 reports effectively.
The final modules bring everything together through a realistic SOC 2 case study and guided exercises, helping learners apply the concepts to real-world scenarios and understand how to build, operate, and continuously improve a SOC 2 compliance program.
INTENDED AUDIENCE
- CISOs, virtual CISOs, and compliance/GRC professionals who will own scope, risk register, control matrix and audit liaison
- IT/IT Ops and engineering/DevOps leads implementing identity, logging, change management, backup and DR
- Security managers building and rehearsing the mock audit and evidence repository
- Founders and executives who own policy approval, risk acceptance and resourcing decisions
- HR and legal stakeholders responsible for personnel security, vendor contracts and DPAs
- Internal auditors, consultants and procurement/vendor-management professionals evaluating vendor SOC 2 reports
WHAT WILL YOU LEARN?
- Explain what a SOC 2 report is, distinguish SOC 1/2/3, and choose Type I vs. Type II using the fast-track decision framework
- Draw scope across the three boundaries - infrastructure, data and vendors - and separate true gaps from evidence gaps in a structured gap assessment
- Build a risk register that resolves every risk to a treatment and a control reference, and write controls that are genuinely testable (named owner, frequency, system, evidence)
- Build the eight core policy families and keep the policy → standard → procedure → evidence chain intact end to end
- Implement the controls auditors test hardest: MFA and joiner-mover-leaver, logging and monitoring, change management, vendor risk tiering, backup/DR with tested restores, and incident response
- Organize an evidence repository by control ID, run an internal mock audit, and manage a live engagement including exceptions
- Build a vulnerability management programme, map controls to the nine Common Criteria series, read any SOC 2 report in ten minutes, select an auditor on a realistic budget, and close the personnel-controls gap
