
Welcome to the ServiceNow Security Operations Course, in this course you will learn how Vulnerability Response, Security Incident, and Threat Intelligence work. Thank you for purchasing this class. I hope that this class is helpful and that you learn a lot of great things about ServiceNow Security Operations. This is not an official ServiceNow class.
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Learn how to activate plugins in Madrid
Not all ServiceNow plugins can be activated from the tool, in this video I will show you how to activate plugins that are not found in the plugin list.
If you are unable to activate plugins in Madrid, then you can get a ServiceNow instance in Kingston or London. It is a lot easier to activate plugins in Kingston and London, if you want after activating the plugins, you can request that your instance be upgraded to Madrid.
Learn how to create a user and group in ServiceNow, and how to assign the security operations admin roles to those users/groups.
In this video we will cover the basics and look into the different modules that make up the Security Operations application.
In this video we will cover the basics of the Vulnerability Response application and how each module interacts with each other.
Learn the difference between each of the Vulnerability Response roles, how to assign roles to groups, and how to create a new group.
Learn how to setup and use some of the Vulnerability Response integrations. We will cover the following integrations:
Qualys
Rapid7
Shodan
Microsoft Solution Management
NVD
We will deep dive into how the vulnerability remediation life-cycle works and how we can ensure that users don't close tickets prematurely.
Learn how users can request vulnerability extensions and exceptions. Also you will learn what happens after an extension or exception has been approved.
See how the vulnerability exception workflow works and how we could edit it to fit our own needs. Also we will look at creating a new workflow for vulnerability response.
In this video you will learn about the different out of the box dashboards and reports for Vulnerability Response. We will also build a new dashboard and show how to create a new report.
Learn about the different tables that make up Vulnerability Response and see how to create a new application menu option.
Learn about various Business Rules, Clients Scripts, Script Includes, UI Actions, UI Policies, and ACLs that make up the Vulnerability Response application.
This is the end of our series of videos on Vulnerability Response. Thanks for watching!
In this video we will cover the basics of the Security Incident Response application and how each module interacts with each other.
In this video we will begin out walk through of the Security Incident Setup Assistant, which will guide us on properly setting up Security Incident Response.
Topics covered are:
Roles and Groups
Integrations
Escalations
In this video we will continue to walk through the Setup Assistant as we configure Security Incident Response.
Topics covered are:
Calculator Groups
Risk Scores
SLAs
Process Definitions
Process Selection
Post Incident Review Assignment Rules
Security Incident Configuration
Once again we will work through the Setup Assistant, so we can setup some automation in the Security Incident Response Application.
Topics covered are:
Email Parsing Inbox
Email Parsers for Alert Ingestion
Email Matching User-Reported Phishing
Inbound Email Actions
Runbooks
Workflows and Triggers
There is a lot of setup with the Setup Assistant, but this is the last video around the Setup Assistant. We will cover the capability configurations.
In this video we will show you how to change any administration using the administration module.
In this video you will learn about the Security Incident Catalog that is available for all ServiceNow users. The catalog allows any ServiceNow user the ability to submit a potential security incident or request.
Learn why we need to have an accurate CMDB and why we need to capture information and attributes about our Configuration Items. Also learn how to add new fields and information to a Configuration Item.
Learn how to setup and use the Splunk integration for sending Splunk alerts to ServiceNow. We will also cover how to setup various other integrations for Security Incident. Many of the integrations that we will setup for Security Incident will also be used for Threat Intelligence.
In this video we are going to walk through a security incident, from time of detection to closing the security incident. We will show various workflows and how sub tasks can be created automatically or manually for other groups to take care of issues that arise from a security incident. Also we will do a walk through of the new Incident (New UI).
Learn how to add and/or remove security incident categorizes and sub categories.
In this video you will learn about the different out of the box dashboards and reports for Security Incident Response. We will also build a new dashboard and show how to create a new report.
Learn about the different tables that make up Security Incident Response and see how to create a new application menu option.
Learn about various Business Rules, Clients Scripts, Script Includes, UI Actions, UI Policies, and ACLs that make up the Security Incident Response application.
This is the end of our series of videos on Security Incident Response. Thanks for watching!
In this video we will cover the basics of the Threat Intelligence application and how each module interacts with each other.
Learn how to setup the Threat Intelligence administration and see what information comes out of the box.
Learn the difference between each of the Threat Intelligence roles, how to assign roles to groups, and how to create a new group.
Learn about the information in the IoC Repository, such as Attack Modes/Methods, Indicators, and Observables. Also learn how to add new data automatically and manually.
In this video we will take a look at the data that comes into the External Intelligence and how it gets into there.
In this video we will learn about the threat sources and what they do. We will also add a new threat source and see what data comes into ServiceNow.
Learn how Threat Intelligence data is used in Security Incident Response, along with running some of our Threat Intelligence integrations.
In this video you will learn how to build a Threat Intelligence dashboard and how to create a new report. There are no out of the box dashboards for Threat Intelligence.
In this video we will learn about what Security Case Management is, how it works, how we can build cases, and the benefits of creating security cases.
Learn about the different tables that make up Threat Intelligence and see how to create a new application menu option.
Learn about various Business Rules, Clients Scripts, Script Includes, UI Actions, UI Policies, and ACLs that make up the Threat Intelligence application.
This is the end of our series of videos on Threat Intelligence. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for purchasing and watching this course! I hope that the information we covered was helpful and that you learned a lot about how ServiceNow Security Operations works.
Learn how to obtain and manage your own servicenow personal developer instance (pdi), including signing up, requesting an instance, upgrading releases, activating plugins, and keeping the sandbox refreshed.
Learn to upgrade your ServiceNow instance by selecting upgrade, applying the Vancouver patch zero-click upgrade, and awaiting the update, with email notifications when it finishes.
Learn to customize personal preferences and switch between the new and classic UI in ServiceNow, including dark mode, date format, time zone, and page layout via a global system property.
Learn how to use the automated testing framework (ATF) in ServiceNow to impersonate users, build test steps and suites, and run end-to-end security incident tests with automatic rollback.
Export 10,000 vulnerable items as XML from one ServiceNow instance and import into another, then use a fixed script to bulk delete records if configuration item SIDs don't match.
Learn how to manage application vulnerable items in ServiceNow, including scanning with Veracode and Fortify, assignments, remediation tasks, and configuring the application vulnerability response workflow.
Explore configuration compliance within vulnerability response, including test results, risk scoring, policy-based exceptions, and koalas integrations for automation, while distinguishing it from vulnerable items.
Explore the container vulnerabilities workflow in the ServiceNow security operations course, from overview dashboards and Docker images to remediation tasks, exceptions, and Prisma Cloud Compute integrations.
Import a spreadsheet via manual upload to create vulnerability items, map severities, and align with the CMDB using CI lookup rules and NVD data, then route items by assignment rules.
Explore patch management in ServiceNow, configuring patch updates, deploying patches to devices via remediation tasks, and scheduling patches for Microsoft vulnerabilities, even when integrations aren’t configured yet.
Learn how vulnerability remediation target rules determine remediation dates by using fields like last opened, first found, last found, or created, and manage rules such as critical seven day rule.
Explore the IT remediation workspace in ServiceNow to manage vulnerability tasks, assign them, review solutions and patches, and initiate configurable exception requests or false positives with a built-in questionnaire.
Learn vulnerability exception management in ServiceNow security operations, configure policy and vulnerability response exceptions, set durations, design risk questionnaires, and navigate approval workflows and flow designer.
Understand the vulnerability response workflow in ServiceNow, from remediation tasks and false positives to approvals, deferrals, and change requests, with guidance on vulnerability items and scanning integration.
Execute a pen test assessment request workflow in ServiceNow, capturing base details, assignments, scope, and findings to drive remediation of application vulnerabilities.
Update the security incident response plugin using the new app manager, diagnose a Vancouver-specific installation error, and resolve it by switching to the classic plugin manager to complete the update.
Explore the security incident new UI, compare with workspaces, and learn to use quick filters, a one-ticket view, and integrated threat lookup for faster decisions.
Learn to troubleshoot ServiceNow state changes by watching a field to identify which business rule, ACL, or script blocks state transitions, and use this debug workflow to resolve issues.
Learn to customize the security incident state flow by editing ServiceNow process definitions and script includes, controlling transitions among draft, analysis, open, recover, contain, eradicate, and close.
Set up the VirusTotal integration in ServiceNow to perform real-time threat lookups on observables and security incidents, using a public or enterprise API key.
Configure a taxi profile and Alienvault Otcs threat feed in ServiceNow, enabling daily discovery and rest message integration. Import observables, and verify indicators with VirusTotal to enrich threat intelligence.
Learn to configure Mitre Taxii profiles in ServiceNow, enable threat intel data imports from multiple feeds, and relate attack patterns, tactics, and mitigations to security incidents for faster response.
Welcome to the Ultimate ServiceNow Security Operations course! Within this course you will learn how to use and begin to configure Vulnerability Response, Security Incident Response, and Threat Intelligence applications. You will also learn how to configure various security tools with ServiceNow. If you do not have a ServiceNow instance to practice on then don't worry, we will walk you through the steps to get your own FREE ServiceNow Developers instance. This course was made using the Madrid version of ServiceNow, but a lot of the features and items we discuss are also available on Kingston and London.
Updated videos have been added for Utah 2023 to show new functionality in Vulnerability Response, Security Incident Response and Threat Intelligence, along with general ServiceNow features. Make sure to get your ServiceNow Personal Developer Instance ASAP as ServiceNow may not have one available at the moment. Also, don't forget to refresh your instance every ten days other wise you risk your instance being reclaimed.
Welcome to the Ultimate ServiceNow Security Operations course! Within this course you will learn how to use and begin to configure Vulnerability Response, Security Incident Response, and Threat Intelligence applications. You will also learn how to configure various security tools with ServiceNow.