SOC Analyst Training in Hyderabad with Splunk, Sentinel and Real Alert Investigation

It is instructor-led training in security monitoring and investigation — SIEM, log analysis, alert triage, endpoint investigation, phishing analysis, threat intelligence and incident response. Cyber Security Academy delivers it as classroom training in Kukatpally and as live online batches across 14 modules over three months.

A SOC Analyst monitors security alerts in a Security Operations Centre, investigates whether an alert is normal activity, a false positive or a real threat, gathers evidence, escalates when required and writes investigation notes. It is the most common entry point into a cyber security career.

Yes, and it is the standard route in. You do not need advanced security knowledge to start. The path runs computer basics, networking, Windows and Linux, security basics, logs, SIEM, alert triage, investigation, then projects. Practical practice matters more than theory.

Three months. Classroom and live online batches follow the same 14-module syllabus, with weekday and weekend options so you can fit it around work.

Classroom training is ₹32,000, live online training is ₹25,000 and the recorded course is ₹9,999. Corporate training is quoted separately. EMI and two-instalment payment options are available.

Three: Splunk with SPL, Microsoft Sentinel with KQL alongside Defender XDR, and IBM QRadar. Wazuh is used for open-source SIEM and endpoint labs. Between them these cover the large majority of SOC job descriptions in Hyderabad.

Yes, as its own module: Splunk architecture, indexes, sourcetypes, the SPL search language, dashboards and alerting. You write real searches against sample security events rather than watching a demonstration.

Yes, as its own module covering Sentinel workspaces, KQL hunting queries and Defender XDR. This is the same ground Microsoft SC-200 examines.

The core daily work of an L1 analyst: read the alert, check the affected user and host, check the time and source IP, correlate related events, look for suspicious indicators, decide severity, collect evidence, escalate if needed and write investigation notes. We drill this ten-step process against real alerts.

Windows, Linux, authentication, Active Directory, firewall, VPN, DNS, proxy, web server, email security, endpoint and cloud logs. Reading logs fluently is what separates an analyst from a ticket closer.

L1 monitors and triages alerts. L2 performs deeper investigation and incident analysis using EDR, threat intelligence and advanced SIEM. L3 does threat hunting and complex attack analysis. Most beginners should aim to be genuinely good at L1 first.

Yes, nine investigation projects: failed login, brute force, phishing, suspicious PowerShell, malware alert, suspicious network traffic, compromised account, a SIEM detection build and a MITRE ATT&CK mapping exercise.

Yes. You map observed attack activity to tactics and techniques and identify where detection coverage is missing — the framework serious blue teams work to, and a common interview topic.

Yes, as its own module: the IR lifecycle, containment, eradication, recovery and documentation. Handing an incident over cleanly is what an L2 checks when reviewing your work.

CompTIA Security+ for fundamentals, Microsoft SC-200 for Sentinel and Defender operations, Certified SOC Analyst for SOC basics, and the Splunk certification path for SIEM depth. You do not need all of them. Pick based on the tools your target employers actually run. Certification names, rules and fees change, so check with the provider before booking.

Yes. Live online batches run the same syllabus with the same trainer, with remote lab practice, recorded sessions and LMS access.

Yes, at Manjeera Trinity Corporate in Kukatpally Housing Board Colony. Learners travel from KPHB, JNTU, Ameerpet, Madhapur, Hitech City and Gachibowli.

L1 roles commonly advertise around ₹3.5–6 LPA, rising to ₹7–13 LPA at L2 with three to five years of experience. These are indicative market ranges, not a guarantee.

Yes: skill assessment, resume preparation, LinkedIn support, mock interviews, SOC scenario-based interview practice and job application support. We do not guarantee placement.

No. We do not guarantee placement or any salary outcome. What we provide is job-oriented training, nine documented investigations as a portfolio, interview preparation and placement assistance. The hiring decision belongs to the employer.