Incident Response and Handling Process |
The Incident Response and Handling Process domain of the 212-89 exam covers strategies and protocols for effectively identifying, mitigating, and responding to cybersecurity incidents, ensuring timely and efficient resolution to safeguard organizational assets.
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First Response |
The First Response domain of the 212-89 exam emphasizes the critical initial actions and procedures undertaken immediately following the detection of a cybersecurity incident, ensuring prompt assessment and containment to minimize potential damage and mitigate further risk.
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Malware Incidents |
The Malware Incident domain of the 212-89 exam focuses on the identification, analysis, and mitigation of malicious software threats, equipping cybersecurity professionals with the knowledge and tools necessary to detect, analyze, and respond to malware incidents effectively, safeguarding organizational systems and data.
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Email Security Incidents |
The Email Security Incidents module of the 212-89 exam addresses the comprehensive understanding and management of email-based security threats, encompassing strategies for detecting, analyzing, and mitigating email-borne threats such as phishing attacks, malware distribution, and email spoofing, ensuring robust protection of organizational communication channels and sensitive information. |
Network Level Incidents |
The Network Level Incidents domain of the 212-89 exam encompasses the identification, analysis, and response to security breaches and anomalies occurring at the network level, focusing on the prompt detection and containment of unauthorized access, data breaches, network intrusions, and other network-related security incidents to maintain the integrity and confidentiality of organizational networks and assets.
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Application Level Incidents |
The Application Level Incidents domain of the 212-89 exam addresses the detection, analysis, and response to security incidents that occur within software applications, emphasizing strategies for identifying vulnerabilities, mitigating risks, and effectively responding to application-level threats such as SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), and unauthorized access attempts, ensuring the resilience and security of critical software systems and data.
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Cloud Security Incidents |
The Cloud Security Incidents domain of the 212-89 exam focuses on the identification, analysis, and response to security events and breaches within cloud computing environments, emphasizing strategies for detecting and mitigating threats to cloud-based resources, ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of data and services hosted in the cloud.
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Insider Threats |
The Insider Threats domain of the 212-89 exam examines the identification, mitigation, and management of security risks posed by individuals within an organization, emphasizing strategies for detecting and addressing insider threats such as malicious insiders, negligent employees, and compromised accounts to protect sensitive data and organizational assets.
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Endpoint Security Incidents |
The Endpoint Security Incidents domain of the 212-89 exam focuses on the identification, analysis, and response to security events occurring on individual endpoints such as desktops, laptops, and mobile devices, emphasizing strategies for protecting endpoints against malware infections, unauthorized access attempts, and other security threats to maintain the integrity and confidentiality of organizational data. |
Official Information |
https://www.eccouncil.org/programs/ec-council-certified-incident-handler-ecih/ |