• Identify the components needed to deploy Trellix Helix, Network Security, and Endpoint Security (HX)
• Determine which data sources are most useful for Helix detection and investigation
• Locate and use critical information in a Helix alert to assess a potential threat
• Comfortably pivot from the Helix web console to native Trellix tools for deep analysis
• Validate Network Security and Endpoint Security (HX) alerts
• Use specialized features of Network Security and Endpoint Security (HX) to investigate and respond to potential threats across enterprise systems and endpoints

Day 1

Helix Fundamentals

• Helix Overview
• Features and Capabilities
• Searching and Pivoting
• 3rd Party Data Sources
• Custom Dashboards

Data Sources

• Cloud Data Sources
• On-premises Data Sources
• Data Access

Custom Dashboards, Reports, and Lists

• Custom Dashboards
• Reports
• Lists

Search and Trellix Query

• Language (TQL)
• Searchable Fields
• Anatomy of an MQL Search
• MQL Search, Directive, and Transform Clauses

Day 2

Rules

• Creating and Enabling Rules
• Using Regular Expressions in Rules
• Helix Analytics
• Multi-stage Rules

Initial Alerts

• Helix Alerts
• Guided Investigations
• Endpoint Security (HX) Alerts
• Network Security Alerts

Helix Case Management

• Creating a Case in Helix
• Adding Events to a Case
• Case Workflow

Day 3

Data Sources, Trends, and the Attack Lifecycle

• Threat Landscape
• Attack Motivations
• MITRE ATT&CK Framework
• Emerging Threat Actors

Using Audit Viewer and Redline®

• Access Triage and Data Collections for Hosts
• Navigate a Triage Collection or Acquisition using Audit Viewer
• Apply Tags and Comments to a Triage Collection to Identify Key Events

Windows Telemetry and Acquisitions

• Live Forensic Overview
• Windows Telemetry
  • Memory Artifacts
  • System Information
  • Processes
  • File System
  • Configuration Files
  • Services
  • Scheduled Tasks
  • Logging
• Acquiring Data

Day 4

Investigation Methodology

• MITRE ATT&CK Framework
• Mapping Evidence to Attacker Activity
  • Evidence of Initial Compromise
  • Evidence of Persistence
  • Evidence of Lateral Movement
  • Evidence of Internal Reconnaissance
  • Evidence of Data Exfiltration

Capstone: Capture the Flag (CTF)

Security analysts, incident responders, and threat hunters who use Helix, Network Security and Endpoint Security (HX) to detect, investigate, and prevent cyber threats.

Students taking this course should have a working understanding of networking and network security, the Windows operating system, file system, registry, and use of the command line interface (CLI).