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The ability to analyze and understand network protocol traffic is a fundamental skill for conducting network forensics investigations. It is useful for understanding network behavior in a normal environment as well as for identifying exceptions. Develop stronger forensic investigation skills by learning about network protocols, what they are and how they work. Clink on the links below to get started:

Reverse engineering is an integral part of malware analysis involving the disassembly and analysis of unknown binaries to understand program functionalities and determine whether an unknown binary is malicious. During the ICL competition you will need to rely on advanced malware analysis skills. Check out the links below to help hone your malware analysis skills and stay at the top of your game.

To do well in ICL, you’ll also need an in-depth understanding of PowerShell. By leveling up your knowledge of PowerShell language and syntax, you can improve your ability to discover malicious activity. Use the links below to become a PowerShell pro.