Resecurity® Certified Malware Analysis & Reverse Engineering Professional

An advanced practical programme designed to develop professionals capable of safely analyzing suspicious and malicious software, determining its behavior, extracting indicators of compromise, identifying persistence and command-and-control mechanisms, and performing introductory-to-intermediate reverse-engineering activities. Participants progress through static, dynamic and behavioral analysis, reverse engineering and intelligence extraction.

• Malware Analysts • Malware Researchers • Junior / Intermediate Reverse Engineers • Cybersecurity Analysts • Threat Intelligence Analysts • Threat Researchers • SOC Analysts • Incident Responders • Digital Forensics Professionals • Security Researchers • Detection Engineers • Security Engineers

• Participants should be able to:
• • Establish a safe malware-analysis environment.
• • Conduct initial malware triage.
• • Perform static and dynamic malware analysis.
• • Analyze malware behavior and execution chains.
• • Identify persistence mechanisms and command-and-control behavior.
• • Extract indicators of compromise.
• • Analyze suspicious processes and artifacts.
• • Perform introductory reverse engineering.
• • Navigate disassembled and decompiled code.
• • Trace relevant execution paths and behavioral routines.
• • Develop malware profiles.
• • Identify detection opportunities.
• • Produce professional malware-analysis reports.

Participants should already understand: • Basic cybersecurity concepts • Networking fundamentals • Windows/Linux fundamentals • Files and processes • Common security terminology • Basic command-line usage Prior SOC, CTI, incident-response, programming/scripting or security-research experience is useful but not mandatory.