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Founded by passionate advocates of learning and innovation, Learni set out to make professional training accessible to everyone, everywhere in the world. Our team works in the largest cities such as Paris, Lyon, Marseille, and internationally, to support talents and organizations in their skills development.
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Don't let this gap widen
Without mastery of Sigma Rules for threat detection and SIEM alert normalization, SOC teams waste 40% of their time triaging false positives while 65% of advanced persistent threats evade detection.
This leads to an average breach cost of $4.45 million per incident, with detection delays averaging 277 days according to IBM's latest report.
Companies face crippling regulatory fines, reputational damage, and operational downtime, while analysts risk career stagnation amid rising breach accountability.
Every month without these skills, vulnerability to ransomware and zero-days escalates uncontrollably.
The Training Threat Detection with Sigma Rules: Master SIEM Alert Normalization training is delivered in-person or remotely (blended-learning, e-learning, virtual classroom, remote in-person). At Learni, a Qualiopi-certified training organization, each program is designed to maximize skills acquisition, regardless of the training mode chosen.
The trainer alternates between demonstrative, interrogative, and active methods (through practical exercises and/or real-world scenarios). This pedagogical approach ensures concrete and directly applicable learning in the workplace.
To ensure the quality of the Training Threat Detection with Sigma Rules: Master SIEM Alert Normalization training, Learni provides the following teaching resources:
For in-house training at a location external to Learni, the client ensures and commits to having all necessary teaching materials (IT equipment, internet connection...) for the proper conduct of the training action in accordance with the prerequisites indicated in the communicated training program.
The assessment of skills acquired during the Training Threat Detection with Sigma Rules: Master SIEM Alert Normalization training is carried out through:
Learni is committed to the accessibility of its professional training programs. All our training programs are accessible to people with disabilities. Our teams are available to adapt teaching methods to your specific needs. Do not hesitate to contact us for any accommodation request.
Learni training programs are available for inter-company and intra-company settings, both in-person and remote. Registration is possible up to 48 business hours before the start of training. Our programs are eligible for OPCO, Pôle emploi, and FNE-Formation funding. Contact us to discuss your training project and funding possibilities.
History of Sigma, normalization challenges, SIEM operations, comparison with other detection standards, presentation of Sigma syntax, structure of a rule file, tags, fields, conditions, first simple rules, hands-on with Sigma tools (sigmac, sigma-cli).
Creating advanced rules: logical operators, log searches, field mapping, handling exceptions and exclusions, adaptation to varied log sources (Windows, Linux, network, Cloud), quality control and best practices, integration into the SOC pipeline, practical exercises in developing rules based on real attack use cases.
Converting Sigma Rules to different SIEMs (Splunk, ELK, QRadar, Sentinel, etc.), automating deployment (CI/CD, Git), using complementary tools (sigmac, sigma tools, automatic conversion), rule maintenance and versioning, threat intelligence and community repositories, measuring effectiveness and continuous improvement, detection tests on log datasets, hands-on scenario: build and integrate a set of Sigma Rules into a simulated incident environment.
Target audience
SOC Analysts, cybersecurity engineers, SOC managers, security consultants
Prerequisites
Mastery of basic SIEM concepts, knowledge of logs and threat detection
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