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Investigate cloud compromises across AWS, Azure, and GCP using forensic techniques designed for cloud-native evidence. Covers CloudTrail analysis, Azure AD investigation, container forensics, serverless examination, and Kubernetes incident response.
Overview
Investigate cloud compromises across AWS, Azure, and GCP using forensic techniques designed for cloud-native evidence. Master enterprise cloud forensics and incident response through 23 hands-on labs.
Cloud forensics requires new approaches - forcing outdated on-premise methods onto cloud environments yields incomplete results. FOR509 teaches examiners to embrace cloud-native evidence sources.
Investigate cloud environments:
Evidence Collection
- Acquire evidence from major cloud providers
- Navigate cloud provider APIs and consoles
- Preserve volatile cloud artifacts
- Maintain chain of custody across cloud services
Platform Analysis
- Investigate AWS CloudTrail, IAM, and services
- Analyze Azure AD and cloud resources
- Examine GCP logging and access patterns
- Correlate evidence across multi-cloud environments
Advanced Scenarios
- Investigate containerized workloads
- Analyze serverless execution evidence
- Examine Kubernetes compromises
- Recover evidence from ephemeral infrastructure
23 hands-on labs investigate realistic cloud compromises. Apply forensic methodology adapted for cloud-native architectures.
36 CPE credits across 6 intensive days.
Highlights
- Master cloud forensics: Investigate AWS CloudTrail and IAM, analyze Azure AD and resources, examine GCP logging, and correlate evidence across multi-cloud environments.
- 23 hands-on labs: Cloud evidence acquisition, container forensics, serverless investigation, Kubernetes analysis, and SOF-ELK for cloud log analysis.
- Built for forensic examiners and incident responders investigating compromises in enterprise cloud environments. 6 days, 36 CPEs.
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Dimension | Description | Cost/12 months |
|---|---|---|
FOR509 - Single User | Single user license for DFIR - FOR509: Enterprise Cloud Forensics & IR | $8,780.00 |
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This listing offers one pricing option: a single-user license for the DFIR - FOR509: Enterprise Cloud Forensics & IR course. Pricing is billed as a contract, priced per unit. Each unit covers one user. To train more than one person, you buy additional units. There are no tiers or usage add-ons here — the structure is a straightforward per-seat license that scales by the number of users you enroll.
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One unit is a license for a single person to take the DFIR - FOR509: Enterprise Cloud Forensics & IR course. Each unit maps to one named student. To enroll more people, you purchase one unit per additional person.
The pricing table lists the course license only. SANS courses and GIAC certifications are separate items, and completing a course does not require taking the certification. For details on adding a certification exam to your purchase, contact the vendor.
Cost scales by the number of units you buy, since each unit covers one user. There are no tiers or usage add-ons in this listing. Every additional learner requires one more single-user license unit.
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