Learn Malware Analysis: Explore the Concepts, Tools and Techniques to Analyse and Investigate Malware

by Sobia Publication

Learn basic to advanced techniques on how to properly secure and harden your Computer & Files against hacks and malware. Every day a new breach occurs at companies large and small. Some impact tens of millions of customers, destroy a company's reputation, consumer trust, or investor confidence. Some breaches go unnoticed for months or years and quietly leak sensitive information, company secrets, customer data, and more. In this Book, Learn Malware Explore the Concepts, Tools and Techniques to Analyse and Investigate Malware, you will learn the basics of what malware is, and how it gets into your networks and infects your systems. First, you will delve into what skills, tools, and teams you'll need in place to effectively combat these breaches. Next, you will dive into types of malware analysis and which is best suited for a particular situation. Finally, you will learn about gap analysis; ensuring holes are being filled and resources directed in the proper areas. When you're finished with this Book, you'll have the knowledge necessary to make effective decisions regarding what resources are required, legal considerations during and after a breach, and best practices to minimize the effect of malware breaches within your environment. Enroll Now... Who this Book is Any one interested in malware Beginners, security engineers/analyst, malware enthusiasts and advance security researchers Security Professionals Ethical Hackers Penetration Testers Digital Forensics Experts What you'll Types of Malware Analysis Malware Investigation Handling the press Question and Concerns Analyzing hackers malware

159 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 3, 2020

Reviews

[Darryl L. Rowe · Rating 2 out of 5]

Mostly Fluff

I've read better material on the web. And worse.
No meat to this - no recommended tools, tactics or procedures. No Digital Forensics, a gloss on Incident Response, and no hints as to best tools: SIFT Workstation, REMnux Malware Analysis, not even a mention of KALI Linux that I could see.
Kindling, if you need to build a fire.