Fortinet Training ================= `Educational Challenge: Threat Hunting Workshop to Identify Adversarial Behaviors `_ **The space restriction for the Fortinet training has been lifted, so all competitors who RSVP are invited to attend.** On April 25, Diamond Sponsor Fortinet will be hosting a training at the MIT Hacker Reactor Space in Cambridge, MA from 1-5PM ET the day before the :doc:`award_ceremony`. Fortinet invites you to join the Threat Hunting Workshop to identify the adversarial behaviors using renowned frameworks and procedures. Adopt a proactive approach that involves hunting for threats based on the Tactics, Techniques and Procedures (TTPs) that threat actor's use. Assume the role of a security analyst and be asked to identify any undetected threats on a fictitious network. To do this you will make use of MITRE ATT&CK™, which is a knowledge base of adversary behavior based on real-world observations. Students will gain hands-on experience developing and understanding the analytics needed to discover the techniques used by adversaries during a cyber security breach. Participants who attend this workshop will learn: - What is the MITRE ATT&CK framework and how it can be used - What are the TTPs that threat actors use to carry out a breach - How to use EndPoint Detection & Response's Threat Hunting capabilities to uncover threats on the network - How to use SIEM's analytics to discover attacker behavior based on attack techniques - How to use deception technology to find attacker activity and shorten attacker dwell time **CISSP Credits:** 4 Pre-requisites (strongly encouraged): - `Fortinet Certified Fundamentals - Getting Started in Cybersecurity `_ (create a login, no cost) - Lesson 3: Sandbox - Lesson 8: Endpoint Hardening Techniques - Lesson 9: Endpoint Monitoring - Lesson 11: FortiSIEM - Fortinet Certified Fundamentals - Technical Introduction to Cybersecurity - Module 2: Secure Network `Session 11 FortiSandbox `_ - Module 5: Endpoint Security - `FortiDecepter in 5 minutes `_