
Explore security information event management (SEM) basics for beginners and identify the core concepts behind SEM, including how SOC analysts use SEM in their day-to-day activities.
Learn how security information and event management (siem) analyzes logs and events from Windows and Linux endpoints to detect suspicious activities and alert SOC analysts.
Explore the siem response cycle and capabilities—collect data, convert to readable format, detect threats, analyze activities, and respond with real-time monitoring, dashboards, and it compliance.
Master siem core component logs by collecting, standardizing, and correlating events from endpoints, servers, networks, and cloud to apply detection rules, detect threats, and generate alerts for analysts.
Learn to use VASU, an extended detection and response tool, for endpoint monitoring, threat detection, vulnerability management, file monitoring, log analysis, compliance, and active response.
Install Vasu, a free open source sem and xdr tool, to detect vulnerabilities and attacks, respond, and alert across Linux, Windows OS, cloud, and network, including AWS, Azure, Microsoft 365.
Explore how the VASU indexer converts endpoint logs into readable data, and use DQL in the discover dashboard to search fields like source and decoder name for suspicious activity.
Create and customize visualization dashboards using the Vasu dashboard to display events, desktops, alerts, and timelines with bar, pie, line, and histogram charts.
Explore how Wazuh uses rules in its configuration file to detect brute force, failed logins, and hacking activities, generate alerts, and present readable results on the discover dashboard.
Learn how to configure Wazuh alerts and report options to notify via email, WhatsApp, Microsoft Teams, Slack, Chime, or custom webhooks, and download PDF or Word vulnerability reports for clients.
Explore Splunk basics in a beginner course, covering what Splunk is, its components, and core architecture concepts. Learn how to install Splunk on Windows with an accompanying video link.
Explore how Splunk functions as a SIEM to collect logs from Windows, Linux, and cloud endpoints, enabling SOC analysts to investigate suspicious activities and respond with containment.
Learn how the Splunk indexer converts unreadable forwarder data into readable, searchable structured logs, normalizing into field value paths and events to identify suspicious activities across hosts, IPs, and sources.
Mastering Splunk opens opportunities as a SOC analyst and track hunter, or as a Splunk architect and admin with core certifications such as Splunk core certified user.
Professional SOC & SIEM Course : Master Wazuh and Splunk
Welcome to the Complete SIEM Course: Master Wazuh & Splunk, a practical and beginner-friendly course designed to help you understand Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) and develop essential skills for security monitoring and SOC environments.
In today's cybersecurity landscape, organizations generate huge amounts of security logs and events from computers, servers, applications, networks, and security devices. SIEM platforms help security teams collect, analyze, correlate, visualize, and monitor this information to identify suspicious activity and potential security incidents.
In this course, you will explore two popular cybersecurity platforms, Wazuh and Splunk, and learn how SIEM technology can be used in real-world security operations.
You will begin with the fundamentals of SIEM and SOC operations and gradually move into practical security monitoring using Wazuh and Splunk.
What You Will Learn
• Understand the fundamentals of SIEM and Security Operations Centers (SOC)
• Learn how SIEM platforms collect and analyze security logs
• Understand the role of Wazuh and Splunk in cybersecurity
• Install and configure Wazuh in a practical lab environment
• Explore the Wazuh dashboard and security monitoring features
• Understand agents, log collection, alerts, and security events
• Monitor Windows and Linux systems using Wazuh
• Explore file integrity monitoring and security event analysis
• Understand vulnerability detection and security monitoring concepts
• Learn the fundamentals of Splunk Enterprise
• Understand Splunk indexes, searches, events, and dashboards
• Learn how to search and analyze security logs using Splunk
• Create useful security dashboards and visualizations
• Understand alerts and monitoring workflows
• Analyze authentication and system logs
• Learn practical log analysis and threat detection techniques
• Understand how SIEM tools support incident detection and investigation
• Explore basic SOC workflows and security monitoring practices
• Work with practical SIEM labs and cybersecurity scenarios
Start learning how modern security teams monitor systems, analyze security events, identify suspicious activity, and work with SIEM platforms.
Enroll now and begin your journey toward mastering Wazuh, Splunk, and SIEM!