Forensic Analysis and Security Incident Response Training Austin

Master advanced forensic analysis and cybersecurity incident response techniques. This intensive 4-day cyber security training teaches you to collect, analyze, and preserve digital evidence while strengthening your information system security.

4 daysAdvancedBlended (in-person + remote)

In Austin, our cybersecurity training supports Texas businesses in their secure digital transformation. Organizations like Dell Technologies, IBM, Oracle trust our expertise to train their teams. Based in Capital Factory, we understand the specific challenges of the United States market and adapt our programs to local realities.

Key Information

Duration4 days

ModeBlended (in-person + remote)

LevelAdvanced

LocationAustin

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Incident Response Plan Template

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Objectives

Master proper response procedures when intrusions occur on machines or networks
Collect and preserve electronic evidence integrity within the legal framework
Analyze intrusions post-incident with standard forensic tools (Splunk, Volatility)
Strengthen IS security after a security incident
Write a legally exploitable investigation report

Target Audience

→System and network engineers/administrators
→Information Security Managers (CISO)
→SOC analysts and CERT/CSIRT teams
→IT security consultants
→Technical auditors and pentesters
→IT professionals moving into incident response

Prerequisites

Solid knowledge of IT security, networking, and system administration. Practical IT experience is recommended. A pre-assessment test is offered before the training.

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Prerequisites

Solid knowledge of IT security, networking, and system administration. Practical IT experience is recommended. A pre-assessment test is offered before the training.

Target Audience

→System and network engineers/administrators
→Information Security Managers (CISO)
→SOC analysts and CERT/CSIRT teams
→IT security consultants
→Technical auditors and pentesters
→IT professionals moving into incident response

Expected Outcomes

Master proper response procedures when intrusions occur on machines or networks

Collect and preserve electronic evidence integrity within the legal framework

Analyze intrusions post-incident with standard forensic tools (Splunk, Volatility)

Strengthen IS security after a security incident

Write a legally exploitable investigation report

Companies in Austin using this training

Dell Technologies - Awareness training for 500+ employees
IBM - Ongoing certification program
Oracle - Security audit and custom training
Capital Factory startups - Monthly group training sessions

Regulatory Compliance

Texas Privacy Protection Act, HIPAA (healthcare), SOX (public companies), GLBA (financial services), CMMC (defense), SEC cybersecurity disclosure rules, SOC 2 and ISO 27001 for tech sector

FAQs

What are the prerequisites for this cyber security training course?

This advanced training requires solid knowledge of IT security, networking, and system administration. Practical IT experience is strongly recommended. A pre-assessment test is offered before the training.

Does this training include a cybersecurity analyst certification?

This training does not deliver an official certification but provides excellent preparation for recognized forensic certifications (GCFE, GCFA, EnCE). A training certificate is issued upon completion.

Is the training eligible for OPCO funding?

Yes, this training is eligible for OPCO Mobilités funding and can be covered under your company's skills development plan.

What is the proportion of hands-on work in this cyber security training course?

Approximately 60% of training time is dedicated to hands-on work. Each module includes practical exercises: log analysis, forensic tool usage (Splunk, Volatility, SNORT), incident simulations.

Can this training be taken remotely?

Yes, the training is available in-person at Paris La Défense or remotely with the same hands-on labs via a secure virtual environment. Both formats offer the same educational quality.

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Next session in Austin

February 28, 2026