Gives an brief yet thorough introduction into the fundamentals of Cyber incident response. It is a comprehensive first course to help beginners understand the nature of Incident response, it place in an organization and the objectives of this domain in cybersecurity.

waste of spending time at this course. please dont buy

Keatron is an amazing instructor! Really amazing! He walks you through the process of digital forensics from A-Z, and guides you on the essentials tools and commands to use. His explanation and voice are both very clear, the course materials and structures are all well-planned and organized, and the contents are relevant to the field very much.

I would recommend anyone planning to take this to have some level of understanding first in computer systems or Information Security in general. The first 2 courses in the Specialization guides you through the high level process and elements in IR, but the third course will take you into the technical stuffs. Some knowledge in Linux would be great too.

I went through the course first time a while back, but decided that I'll come back when I have some solid foundations. And yeah the second time I managed to follow through the materials quite well. Highly recommended to take!

Everything was covered in the first week, from basic terminologies to strategies on how to employ best practices.

Good content, the explanations are clear, and explained thoroughly.

A course very well crafted. and extremely useful .

Very good Introduction to cyber incident response.

Exceptional Course about Cyber Incident Response

great short course but very useful!

Enjoyed the content and Instructor

Excellent material.

very good!

Good

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When following along during the videos there are many misspelled words or incorrect rendering of the instructors words. This can be confusing for the learner. Better editing/proof reading is needed.

Great basic theory

Seems a little too basic. No mention of SIEM tools. Not enough about choosing a team. Seems too short and without specifics to call this a "course".