Live SOC Analyst Training in India: Techonquer Certified SOC Analyst (TCSA)
Techonquer's live SOC analyst training (TCSA, Techonquer Certified SOC Analyst) is a 3 month program covering SIEM, EDR, network security monitoring, threat intelligence, incident response and AI-powered SOC workflows. You work on real-world scenarios with an experienced mentor and 1-to-1 doubt support.
Classes are live on Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 8:00 to 9:30 PM IST (flexible), with lifetime recording access. New to security operations? Start with what is a SOC analyst or the SOC Essentials course.
- Network Security
- Endpoint Security
- SIEM Security
- Incident Response
- Threat Intelligence
- AI Powered SOC Operations
- Basic knowledge of networking fundamentals
- Basic understanding of Linux (not mandatory)
- Passionate about learning cybersecurity
What is SOC Analyst Training?
Want the full picture of the role first? Read what a SOC analyst does and how to become a SOC analyst. The topic-by-topic breakdown is on the SOC syllabus page.
SOC Analyst Tiers
| Tier | Role | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| L1 | Triage Analyst | Monitors alerts, filters false positives, follows playbooks and escalates real incidents |
| L2 | Incident Responder | Investigates confirmed incidents, correlates SIEM and EDR data, and leads containment |
| L3 | Threat Hunter or Lead | Hunts threats proactively, improves detections and guides the SOC team |
TCSA is built to get you ready for Tier-1 and Tier-2 analyst work, from alert triage to incident response.
Who is the TCSA Course For?
The TCSA program is built for individuals who want to build a career in defensive cybersecurity and Blue Team operations. Whether you are starting fresh or transitioning from IT, this course gives you structured, hands-on, AI integrated SOC training that matches real world analyst job requirements.
Aspiring SOC Analysts
Freshers and graduates who want to enter cybersecurity as a Tier-1 or Tier-2 SOC analyst with real tool experience and structured training.
IT and Network Professionals
System admins, network engineers, and IT support professionals who want to transition into security operations with hands-on SIEM and EDR skills.
Career Changers
Professionals from non-technical backgrounds who are passionate about cybersecurity and want a structured path into the Blue Team domain.
Compliance and Risk Teams
Professionals working in GRC, audit, or IT governance who need practical SOC knowledge to better understand security operations and incident workflows.
Watch Demo Session
Get a quick preview of our live SOC training methodology, mentor teaching style, and real world practical approach before enrolling.
From Beginner to SOC Analyst
Most analysts build up in stages. Here is a path that works with Techonquer's programs.
Understand the role
Read what is a SOC analyst and how a SOC runs day to day.
Learn the basics
Start with the SOC Essentials course to build your foundation.
Train live with tools
Join this TCSA program for SIEM, EDR, incident response, threat intelligence and AI-powered SOC practice.
Go deeper
Add digital forensics or cloud security to widen your options.
Our Placed Students
Success stories of learners who transformed their careers through Techonquer's trainings
Placement Assistance
Our placement assistance is focused on making you job ready by improving your technical confidence, interview skills, and understanding of real world hiring requirements.
ATS-Friendly CV Preparation
Learn how to build a professional, ATS optimized resume tailored for SOC Analyst and cybersecurity job roles.
Mock Interview Sessions
Practice real technical and HR interviews with SOC based scenarios, tools, and situational questions.
Interview Confidence Building
Dedicated sessions to improve communication, explanation of hands-on experience, and interview mindset.
Job Opportunity Sharing
During training, relevant job openings, referrals, and cybersecurity hiring updates are shared with students.
Important Note (No Job Guarantee)
We do not guarantee placement. This program is designed to make you job ready by building strong practical skills, interview readiness, and industry exposure. Final selection depends on individual performance and employer criteria.
Learning Outcomes
Hands-on SOC skills and real world blue team expertise you will gain through Techonquer Certified SOC Analyst (TCSA) Training.
SOC Operations
End-to-end Security Operations Center workflows, alert handling and analyst responsibilities.
SIEM Tools
Hands-on experience with SIEM platforms like Splunk and IBM QRadar.
EDR and XDR
Endpoint detection and response using tools like Wazuh, Sophos and XDR concepts.
Network Traffic Analysis
Analyze network logs, packets, firewall and proxy data to detect threats.
Malware Analysis
Basics of malware behavior, indicators of compromise and threat detection.
Digital Forensics
Incident investigation, evidence collection and forensic analysis fundamentals.
Threat Intelligence
IOC analysis, threat hunting basics and MITRE ATT&CK framework usage.
Incident Reporting
Professional SOC reporting, documentation and escalation procedures.
AI Powered SOC Operations
AI driven alert triage, threat detection and prompt engineering for modern SOC teams.
Job-Ready Skills
Practical blue team skills aligned with SOC Analyst roles and industry demands.
Complete Course Syllabus
9 modules, 20+ industry tools and an AI integrated curriculum covering SOC fundamentals through advanced AI powered defense operations.
Download Full Syllabus PDFSOC Fundamentals
Build the foundation of modern SOC operations, from structure to success metrics.
- SOC importance in enterprise cyber defense and today's evolving threat landscape
- SOC models: in-house, managed (MSSP), hybrid, and virtual SOC
- SOC tiers explained: L1 Triage Analyst, L2 Incident Responder, L3 Threat Hunter / Lead
- Daily SOC workflows: shift handovers, escalation paths, and ticketing discipline
- Performance Monitoring: KPIs and metrics, including MTTD, MTTR, alert-to-incident ratio, and false-positive rate
Tools and Labs: SOC workflow simulation, ticketing walkthrough
Threat Hunting and Threat Intelligence
Move from reactive alerting to proactive, intelligence-led defense.
- Types of Threat Intelligence: tactical, operational, and strategic, and how each drives decisions
- Threat Intel lifecycle: collection, processing, analysis, and dissemination
- MITRE ATT&CK framework: mapping attacker tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs)
- Threat Hunting methodologies: hypothesis-driven hunting and behavioral baseline analysis
- Identifying and pivoting on IoCs: hashes, domains, IPs, and URLs
- Building and consuming threat intel feeds: OSINT, MISP, and commercial sources
Tools and Labs: MITRE ATT&CK Navigator, MISP, IoC pivoting exercise
Mastering SIEM Tools
Turn raw logs into actionable, high-fidelity detections.
- SIEM architecture: log sources, ingestion pipelines, normalization, and correlation engines
- Writing and tuning correlation rules for real world detection use cases
- Alert management: severity classification, deduplication, and noise reduction
- Building dashboards and reports for SOC leadership and stakeholders
- Hands-on rule creation and log search in IBM QRadar and Splunk
Tools and Labs: IBM QRadar, Splunk (SPL basics)
Proactive Vulnerability Management
Find and fix weaknesses before attackers exploit them.
- Vulnerability management lifecycle: scan, assess, prioritize, remediate, verify
- Network Scans: open ports, misconfigurations, and outdated services
- Web Scans: OWASP Top 10-aligned web application vulnerability assessment
- Cloud Scans: misconfigurations across AWS, Azure, and GCP infrastructure
- Risk scoring and remediation prioritization using CVSS
Tools and Labs: Nessus, OpenVAS, Scout Suite
Incident Response and EDR
Detect, contain, and recover from real security incidents with confidence.
- Preparation: IR playbooks, team roles, and communication plans
- Detection: correlating SIEM and EDR signals to confirm true incidents
- Containment: endpoint isolation, network segmentation, short and long term response
- Eradication and Recovery: safely removing threats and restoring systems
- Post-Incident Review: root-cause analysis and lessons-learned documentation
- EDR deep-dive: endpoint telemetry, process trees, and behavioral detection rules
Tools and Labs: Wazuh, Sophos EDR console walkthrough
Network Security Monitoring and Automation
See every packet, catch every anomaly, and automate the response.
- Packet-level traffic analysis using Wireshark and Tcpdump
- IDS/IPS deployment and tuning with Snort and Suricata
- Writing custom detection signatures for network-based threats
- SOAR fundamentals: automating alert triage and response playbooks
- Reducing analyst fatigue with automation-first SOC workflows
Tools and Labs: Wireshark, Tcpdump, Snort, Suricata, SOAR playbook design
Securing Cloud Environments
Extend SOC visibility and control into AWS, Azure, and GCP.
- Shared Responsibility Model across major cloud providers
- Common cloud-native threats: misconfigured storage, IAM privilege escalation, exposed APIs
- Cloud security assessment with Scout Suite, Prowler, and Pacu
- Centralized logging and monitoring using AWS CloudTrail and Azure Monitor
- Building cloud-specific detection use cases inside the SOC
Tools and Labs: Scout Suite, Prowler, Pacu, AWS CloudTrail
AI-Powered SOC Operations (NEW)
Work the way modern SOCs actually work: alongside AI, not without it.
- AI-driven threat detection: ML-based anomaly and behavioral detection inside SIEM/EDR pipelines
- Generative AI for alert triage: using AI copilots to summarize, correlate, and prioritize high-volume alerts
- AI-assisted threat intelligence: automated IOC enrichment, correlation, and report generation
- Prompt engineering for analysts: structuring prompts for log analysis, incident summaries, and documentation
- AI-augmented SOAR: integrating AI decision layers into automated response playbooks
- AI risk and governance: prompt injection, data leakage, and OWASP LLM Top 10 fundamentals for defenders
Tools and Labs: AI copilot-assisted alert triage lab, LLM-assisted log analysis exercise
SOC Tools Mastery (Capstone)
Bring every skill together in one consolidated, tool-driven simulation.
- SIEM: IBM QRadar, Splunk
- Vulnerability Scanning: Nessus, OpenVAS, Scout Suite
- Threat Hunting: MITRE ATT&CK Navigator, MISP
- EDR: Wazuh, Sophos
- Capstone simulation: multi-tool incident combining detection, triage, and response
Tools and Labs: Full SOC toolchain, capstone incident simulation
SOC Analyst Resources
Frequently Asked Questions
What is TCSA?
TCSA stands for Techonquer Certified SOC Analyst, the certification for Techonquer's 3 month live SOC analyst training program.
What is SOC analyst training?
SOC analyst training teaches you to monitor, detect, investigate and respond to security threats as part of a Security Operations Center (SOC). You learn SIEM and EDR tools, network monitoring, threat intelligence and incident response, so you can work as a Tier-1 or Tier-2 SOC analyst.
How many days per week are the classes conducted?
The SOC training runs on Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 8:00 PM to 9:30 PM IST, with live, instructor led sessions. Timing is flexible based on batch requirements.
Is this live training or recorded?
This is a live training program. All sessions are live and you get lifetime recording access for revision.
Which tools will be covered in this SOC training?
You will get hands-on experience with Splunk, IBM QRadar, Wazuh, Sophos EDR, Nessus, OpenVAS, Scout Suite, Prowler, Wireshark, Snort, Suricata, MITRE ATT&CK Navigator, MISP, and AI powered SOC copilot tools.
What is AI integrated SOC training?
Module 8 of the program covers AI-powered SOC operations: AI-driven threat detection, generative AI for alert triage, AI-assisted threat intelligence, prompt engineering for analysts, AI-augmented SOAR, and AI risk topics such as prompt injection and the OWASP LLM Top 10.
What is the language of training?
The complete training is conducted in English, with clear explanations suitable for beginners as well as professionals.
Is this SOC course suitable for beginners?
The requirements are basic networking knowledge and a passion for learning cybersecurity. A basic understanding of Linux helps but is not mandatory. The program is designed for freshers, IT professionals and career changers who want a structured path into SOC work.
What does a SOC analyst do?
A SOC analyst monitors security alerts, investigates suspicious activity, escalates real incidents and helps contain and document them. Tier-1 analysts triage alerts, Tier-2 analysts respond to confirmed incidents, and Tier-3 analysts hunt threats and improve detections.
Will I get mentor support?
Yes, you will receive 1-to-1 mentor doubt-solving support from Aman Ullah during the training to help you understand SOC concepts clearly.
Are the seats limited?
Yes, this program has limited seats to ensure personalized attention, practical guidance, and effective mentor support.
When is the next SOC batch?
The current batch is already ongoing, and the next live batch is coming soon. Contact the Techonquer team on WhatsApp to join the ongoing batch or to get the start date of the next one.
How long is the course and what is the fee?
This is a 3 month live SOC Analyst training program. The total fee is Rs 16,000 and the current price is Rs 6,000.
Do you guarantee a job after the course?
No. Placement assistance includes ATS-friendly CV preparation, mock interviews, interview confidence sessions and sharing of job openings, but placement is not guaranteed. Outcomes depend on individual performance and employer criteria.