About this course
Introduction:
The term Malware is a combination of two words Malicious and Software. It is a common term that is used to denote a software or script that is implicitly designed to create damage to any computer, smartphone, IoT devices, Network, and other programmable devices.
The damage can be anything like hijacking the browser, locking the essential files, degrading the device's performance, and many such
If your computer or smartphone has suddenly started misbehaving, then it might be because of a Malware program
Objectives:
§ learn how to identify and analyze software that causes harm to users
§ Understanding how malware works and what it was designed to do is crucial to thwarting future attacks
§ Knowledge of operating systems and networking
§ Ability to identify, contain, disassemble, and mitigate zero-day malware.
Course Outlines:
§ Introduction
§ Types of Malware Attacks
§ ways Malware gets infiltrated on your device
§ Malware damages
§ Ways to protect computer from malware
§ Know what the latest threats are and how to prevent them
Who should attend?
§ Software developers
§ information security professionals
§ incident responders
§ computer security researchers
§ corporate investigators
Learning Outcomes:
§ learn how to identify and analyze software that causes harm to users
§ Understanding how malware works and what it was designed to do is crucial to thwarting future attacks
§ Knowledge of operating systems and networking
§ Ability to identify, contain, disassemble, and mitigate zero-day malware.
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