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Explore malware analysis tools and techniques in depth. Acquire practical skills to examine malicious programs targeting Windows systems using behavioral analysis, code analysis, and memory forensics. Build foundational reverse engineering capabilities for incident response. 36 CPEs.
Overview
Analyze malware using static, dynamic, and code analysis techniques. Build the skills to understand what malware does and how it compromises systems.
Incident response requires understanding what attackers deployed. FOR610 teaches systematic malware analysis that produces actionable intelligence for defenders.
Analyze malware systematically:
Static Analysis
- Examine file properties and metadata
- Analyze strings and embedded resources
- Identify packing and obfuscation
- Extract indicators of compromise
Dynamic Analysis
- Execute malware in sandboxed environments
- Monitor system and network behavior
- Capture dropped files and persistence
- Analyze command and control protocols
Code Analysis
- Disassemble and debug malware
- Understand assembly language patterns
- Analyze obfuscation and anti-analysis
- Extract algorithms and configurations
Hands-on labs analyze real malware samples using professional analysis tools.
Earn GIAC GREM certification (exam sold separately). 36 CPE credits across 6 intensive days.
Highlights
- Set up a secure lab to analyze malware behavior. Use monitoring tools to observe interactions with Windows systems. Analyze obfuscated scripts and executables. Control malware through network interception and code patching
- Comprehensive hands-on training with 48 practical labs covering: Setting up and using your lab for behavioral analysis, Static analysis of malicious code using Ghidra, Examining suspicious PDF documents, Getting started with unpacking, Patching malware to bypass anti-analysis measures
- Certification: Prepares for Reverse Engineering Malware (GREM). Earn 36 CPE credits. 6 days of intensive training. Business outcomes: Enable teams to perform in-house malware analysis, reducing reliance on external resources
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Dimension | Description | Cost/12 months |
|---|---|---|
FOR610 - Single User | Single user license for DFIR - FOR610: Reverse-Eng. Malware: Malware Analysis Tools | $8,780.00 |
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This listing offers one pricing option: a single-user license for the FOR610 malware analysis course. You buy it per person, so each learner needs their own license. Pricing is fixed under a contract for that one unit, and the quantity ties directly to the number of individual users you enroll. There are no tiers, instance sizes, or usage-based add-ons to choose from. To cover more people, you increase the number of single-user licenses you purchase.
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One license covers one named individual taking the FOR610 malware analysis course. Each learner needs their own license. SANS offers course formats including self-paced OnDemand, Live Online, and In-Person sessions, with hands-on labs. Confirm the specific format tied to this license with the vendor before you enroll.
Cost scales with headcount. You purchase one single-user license for each person you enroll. There are no team or site licenses in this listing. Organizations training multiple people can also explore the SANS Voucher Program, which offers bulk purchasing and a central account to manage funds and enrollments.
The listing prices a single-user license for the course itself. GIAC certification is a separate item you are not required to complete with training. OnDemand access typically runs for a set period, often four months, with extensions available. Confirm exam bundles and access length directly with the vendor before purchase.
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