ALT Leonardo Armesto wrote, “Detection Engineering with Sigma is like learning a 'universal translator' for security alerts. The course shows you how to write a detection rule once and apply it to almost any security system.”

ALT A student wrote, "I thought this course was excellently taught in a digestible and straightforward way as someone who has no experience as an analyst."

ALT A student wrote, "I bought this course for the focus on how to organize hunting and describing hunting on a conceptual level, in contrast with a lot of other courses that cover the forensic analysis in depth but do not give context and motivation. It is an excellent introduction to the fundamental concepts of threat hunting.”

ALT "I not only wanted to learn about YARA (e.g., learning a language and syntax), but I wanted to learn more about malware and adversary tradecraft. I think this course did a wonderful job of covering that material."

ALT Jens wrote, "Investigation Theory provides new perspectives and give you a toolbox to improve your current investigation process."

ALT Freddy Guo writes, "If you want to be a good analyst, you can't miss this course."

ALT Reviewing typical Windows process genealogy to make it easier to spot anomalies.

ALT Patrick English wrote, "If someone is a serious analyst looking to up their 'thinking game' - this course is definitely worth it. The most useful thing I learned was Diagnostic Inquiry. This gave me the ability to streamline a kind of 'formula' for more efficiency when investigating things. Not just IT / Cyber related investigating/researching either."

ALT Hudson Carr wrote, “This course is relevant, even with the onset of AI. I've found that AI can help me write regex, but if the AI output didn't solve the problem exactly as I intended, I was lost. Or if the AI was providing slightly off syntax, I could not troubleshoot it effectively. After taking this course I am able to write regex myself but also efficiently iterate with AI to write regex which has been very useful.”