March and April have been busy months for RangeForce. We released 11 new modules and have another 12 in beta getting ready for release. There are some great new cyber range exercises included with everyone one of these modules so that cybersecurity pros can keep up their hands-on training even if they are working from home. The new modules focus primarily on our Security Operations (SOC) Track. Some highlights include our second and third modules on Yara rule training, and hands-on training on Sudo Killer and Port knocking. With this release, our training module count now stands at 135 and 105 hours of training content.
Here are our newest training modules:
Security Tools – YARA Introduction
Learn how to install and configure YARA on a Linux server. Cover the basic structures of a YARA rule, and learn about the YARA resources that are available to make your life easier. Create your first rule to analyze a suspicious file.
Security Tools – Yara Rule Generation
There are a lot of tools to help you use YARA. One is yarGen, created by Florian Roth. yarGen makes it easy to generate YARA rules. In this module, you use yarGen to generate a YARA rule, understand how metadata and string scoring can be built into those rules, and finally, learn some tricks to optimize the YARA rules you’ve created.
