Certify as a Malware Reverse Engineering Specialist with CMRES Workshop

CMRES

Through this practical training, which is being held in partnership with ISACA and ISC2 chapters, cybersecurity experts will be able to use state-of-the-art malware analysis methodologies to deconstruct, analyze, and combat advanced malware attacks. The course offers a methodical way to comprehend dangerous software, reverse engineering methods, and preventative defensive tactics.

Earn 16 CPE credits

Benefits

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16 CPE Credits Credly Badge Local ISACA Chapters Local ISC2 Chapters Live Classroom Workshops

$130

REGULAR
PARTICIPANTS

$100

LOCAL ISACA & ISC2 CHAPTER MEMBERS

$80

RETURNING
PARTICIPANTS

If you are a member of ISACA and/or ISC2, please mention your Chapter Name, Membership Number, or mention 'NA' if not applicable.

Who Should Attend?

Why Attend CMRES?

Cybersecurity analysts and professionals
Threat intelligence analysts
Incident response and SOC teams
Security researchers and ethical hackers
IT administrators responsible for security
Anyone interested in understanding malware behavior

Learn practical skills to analyze, detect, and respond to malware threats
Gain expertise in reverse engineering and behavioral malware analysis
Improve skills in threat intelligence and cyber defense
Hands-on training with real-world malware samples and analysis tools
Enhance career opportunities in cybersecurity and malware research

Why CMRES Training Program Is Important?

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Malware attacks are increasing in complexity and frequency

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Helps organizations proactively detect and mitigate malware threats

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Understanding malware behavior aids in strengthening security defenses

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Essential for incident response, SOC, and threat hunting professionals

What Will You Learn?

Malware Analysis Basics

Session 1: Introduction to Malware Analysis

Overview of malware types and behavior
Malware analysis lifecycle
Setting up a safe analysis environment

Session 2: Static Analysis Techniques

File metadata and hash analysis
Analyzing strings and imports
Identifying obfuscation and packers

Session 3: Malware analysis part 1

Trojan, Worm
Backdoor
Virus
Spyware
Keylogger

Dynamic and Behavioural Analysis

Session 4: Dynamic Malware Analysis

Monitoring malware in sandbox environments
Identifying network behavior and C2 communications
Practical lab: Using sandbox tools

Session 5: Behavioral Analysis in Depth

Tracing malware activities on host systems
Analyzing registry changes and system calls
Hands-on lab: Behavioral monitoring tools

Advanced Malware Analysis

Session 6: Reverse Engineering Basics

Introduction to assembly language
Windows Executable (PE) file format
Data directories
Hands-on: Reverse engineering a sample malware

Session 7: Advanced Techniques

Unpacking obfuscated malware
Decrypting malicious payloads
Practical session: Dissecting advanced malware

Practical Case Studies and Best Practices

Session 8: Malware Attribution and Reporting

Mapping malware to threat actors
Preparing actionable reports

Session 9: Final Case Study

Group exercise: Analysing a ransomware attack
Sharing insights and key takeaways

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