From log pipeline to SOC analyst — in 30 days.
Fifty-five structured sessions, around two thousand five hundred interview questions, and an 80% gate that will not let you skip the parts you find hard. Built for people who already work around security logs — but keep failing the interview.
You are not failing because you lack experience
You are failing because your experience is narrower than your job title suggests — and interviews test the width.
What interviewers keep saying
- Lacking basic knowledge
- Concepts not clear
- Cannot explain ports and services
- Describes tools, but not what the data means
- Stumbles when asked to justify a claim on their own resume
The diagnosis
There is a particular kind of candidate who gets stuck: someone who has spent years doing real, skilled work — onboarding log sources, building pipelines, tuning parsers, chasing ingestion problems — and has never once been asked to explain why any of it matters.
That work is genuinely valuable. But it is the plumbing of a SOC, not the investigation. So when an interviewer asks what port LDAP uses, or what Kerberoasting looks like in the logs you already collect, there is nothing underneath the answer.
This course does not start from zero. It starts from what you already know, and builds the missing layer on top of it — using the logs you work with every day as the on-ramp to the concepts you were never taught.
Built to be finished, not just purchased
The structure is the product. Everything here exists to make sure you actually complete it.
55 sessions, in the order you actually need them
Fundamentals first — because that is where interviews are lost. Then the SOC operations and detection skills that make you employable, a dedicated ten-day SIEM integration phase, and finally the advanced, scenario-heavy depth a senior interview probes.
SOC Job-Ready
30 daysNetworking & Crypto Foundations
- How the Internet Works
- TCP vs UDP
- Ports & Services Masterclass
- DNS Deep Dive
- HTTP, HTTPS & Cryptography
- IP, Subnetting & Perimeter
- Module 1 Review + Mock Round 1
Operating Systems & Identity
- Windows for SOC
- Windows Event Logs
- Active Directory & Kerberos
- Linux for SOC
- Linux Logs & Audit
- Endpoint Security & EDR
SOC Operations, SIEM & Detection
- What a SOC Really Is
- SIEM Fundamentals
- Log Sources & Onboarding
- Log Pipeline Engineering
- Detection Engineering
- MITRE ATT&CK & Kill Chain
- Query Languages
- Module 3 Review
Threats, Attacks, IR & Governance
- Phishing & Email Security
- Malware, IOCs & Credential Attacks
- Web & Cloud Attacks
- Incident Response & Alert Triage
- Forensics, Intel & Hunting Basics
- Vulnerability, Compliance & Risk
Career, Roles & Interview Mastery
- Scenario-Based Questions
- Tool Deep Dive & Resume Defense
- Full Mock Interview + Capstone
SIEM & Log Integration Engineering
10 daysA dedicated phase on the work that is already on your resume — turned from a job you do into a specialism you can be interviewed on. Onboarding, agents, parsing, pipelines, cloud ingestion and platform operations.
Collection & Transport
- Log Source Onboarding, End to End
- Collectors & Agents
- Syslog & Transport Security
- Windows Event Collection at Scale
- Cloud & SaaS Log Ingestion
Parsing, Pipelines & Operations
- Parsing & Normalization
- Connectors & Vendor Frameworks
- Pipeline Design & Capacity Planning
- Integration Health & Troubleshooting
- Multi-Tenancy, Migration & Governance
Advanced & Professional
15 daysDetection, Hunting & Emulation
- Advanced Detection Engineering
- Query Mastery
- Threat Hunting
- Purple Teaming & Atomic Red Team
- Adversary Emulation & Threat Modelling
Malware & Forensics
- Static Malware Analysis
- Dynamic Malware Analysis
- Memory Forensics with Volatility 3
- Network Forensics with Wireshark
- Advanced Persistence & Rootkits
Cloud, Automation & Platform Architecture
- Cloud Detection Engineering
- SOAR & Automation
- SIEM Integration Architecture
- Scenario Gauntlet & DFIR Capstone
- Final Professional Exam
One course, five job targets
The first four modules are common ground every security role needs. After that, you aim at the role you actually want.
SOC Analyst
SOC L1/L2 · Security Analyst · MSSP Analyst
Ops, alert triage, threat detection and incident response. The track most people are actually interviewing for.
SIEM / Integration Engineer
SIEM Engineer · Log Pipeline Engineer · SIEM Consultant
Onboarding, parsing, normalization and correlation at depth — including expert-level pipeline engineering.
Detection Engineer
Detection Engineer · Content Engineer
Writing rules that work, mapping to ATT&CK, and proving coverage instead of guessing at it.
Cloud Security
Cloud Security Analyst · AWS Security Engineer
Cloud telemetry, identity abuse, CloudTrail detections and detection at scale.
IR / Threat Hunter
IR Analyst · Threat Hunter · DFIR
Hypothesis-driven hunting, memory and network forensics, and running an incident end to end.
Which track is yours?
Day 29 walks you through positioning the same experience for each of these roles — and defending every line of your resume against the questions each one attracts.
Already working in SIEM or log engineering? Track B is your current ground. Track A is where the jobs and the salary jump are. Target both — the second is the one your interviews are currently failing on.
One payment. Yours for good.
Deliberately priced so cost is never the reason you did not start.
One-time payment. Lifetime access. No renewals.
- All 55 sessions — all three phases
- A dedicated 10-day SIEM & log integration phase
- ~2,400 questions with explained answers
- 18 visual models and diagrams
- Curated external references for every session
- Progress tracking on the device you use
- Direct WhatsApp access for questions
- Completion record at Day 55
- Every future update, at no extra cost
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