Certified QRadar Analyst
IBM QRadar is a SIEM tool designed to reduce the time gap between detecting and identifying suspicious activities. The skills taught in this course enable you to configure the handling of unusual events, utilize reference information, and create custom rules, actions, and anomaly detection criteria.
QRadar functions as a network security information and management platform. It alerts users about vulnerabilities and offers troubleshooting assistance. It combines vulnerability assessment, network information, and security event correlation. The platform includes flow collectors and various features for comprehensive network security.
As cyber threats continue to rise, the demand for IBM QRadar security professionals is increasing daily. QRadar is a powerful SIEM (security information and event management) tool that helps organizations quickly detect and respond to threats.
The demand for QRadar security professionals will grow exponentially in the coming years. This is due to the increasing sophistication of cyber threats and the growing need for organizations to protect themselves from these threats.
The Certified QRadar Analyst (CQA) provides deep visibility into the networks, users, and applications activity. QRadar provides collection, normalization, correlation, and secure storage of events, flows, asset profiles, and vulnerabilities. QRadar SIEM classifies suspected attacks and policy violations as offenses.
Participants will learn about QRadar Rules and Offenses, which help detect IT security issues in your organization. CQA certification training demonstrates how to use searches and analyze potential incidents in IBM QRadar.
Participants also learn about the user interface and investigation of offenses. They can search, analyze, and investigate suspicious activities.
There are many aspects to tuning QRadar configuration. The training introduces you to some basic tuning tasks to improve your investigations, and lab exercises provide insight into the IT Security Analyst's routine work operating the QRadar platform.