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Learn the SOC job from people who do it every day.

Hands-on cybersecurity training in SOC operations, SIEM, Microsoft cloud security and incident response. You work real-style alerts, build detections and practise the interviews that get people hired.

Taught by Narendra and Vijayalaxmi, each with 9 years in cybersecurity. Training students since 2019, with interview coaching from a mentor who has interviewed more than 2,000 candidates.

Alert queue — pick one to triage live

          

    Click an alert to see how an analyst works it. This is what you practise in the SOC Analyst course.

    Tools you'll get hands-on with

    • SplunkSIEM
    • Microsoft SentinelCloud SIEM
    • Defender XDRExtended detection
    • CrowdStrike FalconEDR
    • ArcSightSIEM
    • FortiSOARAutomation
    • Purview DLPData protection
    • MITRE ATT&CKFramework

    Courses built around real SOC work

    Every course ends with practical assignments and interview practice for that role.

    Not sure where to start?

    Answer two quick questions and we'll point you to the right course.

    Where are you now?
    What do you want next?
    Start here Some experience Advanced
    Some experience

    SIEM Engineering

    For analysts who want to own the platform, not just watch it.

    • Log source onboarding, parsing and data normalisation
    • Writing correlation rules and detection use cases
    • Dashboards, reports and tuning out noise
    • Platform administration, upgrades and health checks

    Tools: Splunk, ArcSight ESM and Logger, Microsoft Sentinel (KQL)

    Some experience

    Microsoft Cloud Security

    For engineers working in Azure and Microsoft 365 environments.

    • Defender XDR, Defender for Endpoint and Defender for Cloud Apps
    • Data loss prevention with Microsoft Purview
    • Entra ID sign-in risks and conditional access
    • Deploying security config as code with Azure DevOps pipelines

    Tools: Defender, Purview, Entra ID, Sentinel, Azure DevOps

    Advanced

    EDR and Incident Response

    For L2 and L3 analysts who lead investigations.

    • Endpoint investigation: process trees, persistence, lateral movement
    • Containment, eradication and recovery decisions
    • Running an incident bridge as incident commander
    • Writing reports that management and auditors can use

    Tools: CrowdStrike Falcon, Microsoft Defender for Endpoint

    Advanced

    SOAR, Automation and Threat Intel

    For analysts tired of doing the same steps by hand.

    • Designing playbooks for phishing, malware and account compromise
    • Building a SOAR platform from scratch
    • Bringing threat intelligence feeds into detections
    • Using LLMs and MCP integrations to speed up SOC work

    Tools: FortiSOAR, Anomali ThreatStream, Sentinel playbooks

    Any level

    Interview Preparation

    For anyone with interviews coming up, from fresher to L3.

    • One-to-one mock interviews with detailed feedback
    • The scenario questions SOC interviewers actually ask
    • Resume and LinkedIn review for security roles
    • How to talk about projects and incidents with confidence

    From a mentor who has sat on the other side of 2,000+ interviews.

    From first call to first security job

    The same path our students have followed since 2019.

    1. Free career call

      We talk about your background and goals and pick the right course.

    2. Learn in the lab

      Guided sessions with hands-on practice on the tools SOC teams use.

    3. Work real-style incidents

      Triage alerts, investigate and write tickets the way a SOC expects.

    4. Mock interviews

      Practise with someone who hires analysts, until you're ready.

    5. Job support

      Resume help, referrals where possible and guidance through offers.

    Your mentors

    Two working security professionals who teach what the job really involves, and how to prove you can do it.

    Narendra

    9 years in cybersecurity · Leads a SOC team

    Started as a security operations analyst in 2017. Has implemented and upgraded SIEM platforms, built a SOAR platform from scratch, led EDR migrations and served as incident commander on live incidents. Has interviewed more than 2,000 candidates since 2019.

    Vijayalaxmi

    9 years in cybersecurity

    Brings nine years of hands-on security experience across the same SOC stack: monitoring, investigation, detection and response. Teaches alongside Narendra so every batch gets two working practitioners' perspectives.

    Security operationsMonitoring, triage, escalation, shift handover
    SIEM engineeringSplunk, ArcSight, Microsoft Sentinel
    EDR and incident responseCrowdStrike, Defender for Endpoint
    SOAR and threat intelPlaybooks, automation, intel feeds
    Microsoft cloud securityDefender, Purview DLP, Entra ID
    Hiring and interviewsWhat interviewers look for, and why

    We teach the job as it is done on the SOC floor, not just from the certification syllabus.

    From the security desk

    Incidents, attacks and advisories worth knowing about, explained for analysts.

    Read the blog

    Questions students ask

    I'm a fresher with no security background. Can I join?

    Yes. The SOC Analyst course starts from the basics of networks, logs and how a SOC runs. If you're comfortable with computers and willing to practise, you can follow it.

    Do I need to know coding?

    Not to start. You'll learn the search languages SOC teams use, like Splunk SPL and KQL, as part of the course. Basic scripting helps later and is covered in the automation course.

    Do you guarantee a job?

    No honest trainer can guarantee a job. What we do is make you interview-ready through hands-on work and mock interviews, help with your resume and share referrals where we can.

    What are the fees and when does the next batch start?

    Fees depend on the course and batch. Book a free call or message us on WhatsApp and we'll share the current fee and start date.

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