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20 Jun 2026
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09:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Modern malware rarely relies on a single executable file. Attackers use malicious documents, fileless techniques, process injection, obfuscation, and memory-resident payloads to evade traditional security controls. Security professionals investigating these threats need more than IOC analysis—they need to understand how malware operates at the code, process, and memory level.
This Malware Analysis and Memory Forensics program is designed for cybersecurity professionals who want to analyse malicious software, reverse engineer malware behaviour, investigate infected systems, and uncover artefacts that remain hidden from conventional endpoint monitoring. Throughout the training, you’ll work with malware samples, malicious documents, and forensic evidence inside a controlled lab environment while learning the techniques used by malware analysts, threat hunters, DFIR teams, and SOC specialists.
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Malware Analysis is the process of investigating malicious software to understand what it does, how it infects systems, and the impact it can have on an organization. Instead of relying only on security alerts, analysts examine malware samples, suspicious files, and malicious documents to uncover how an attack works and what the attacker was trying to achieve.
Memory Forensics focuses on analysing a computer’s RAM to find traces of malicious activity that may not be stored on the hard drive. By combining malware analysis and memory forensics, security professionals can piece together what happened during an attack, identify affected systems, and gather evidence that helps with incident response and threat hunting.
This course is designed for SOC Analysts, Security Analysts, Incident Responders, Threat Hunters, DFIR professionals, Security Engineers, and cybersecurity practitioners who want to strengthen their malware investigation skills.
No. Prior experience in malware analysis or reverse engineering is not required. The course starts with the fundamentals and gradually progresses to more advanced topics.
The course is best suited for professionals who already have a basic understanding of cybersecurity, networking, and Windows operating systems. Some prior industry experience will help you get the most value from the training.
Yes. The course covers assembly language basics, malware reverse engineering concepts, malware behaviour analysis, and techniques used to understand how malicious code operates.
Yes. You’ll work through practical exercises covering static analysis, dynamic analysis, malicious document analysis, memory acquisition, and memory forensics investigations.
Yes. Participants who successfully complete the training will receive a course completion certificate from BlueXploit Cybersecurity Solutions.
Malware analysis helps you understand what a threat is designed to do, while memory forensics helps you uncover what actually happened on a compromised system. Combining both skills gives you a more complete approach to incident investigation and threat analysis.
You can call our team on +91 8791620202 or mail on support@bluexploitcybersecurity.com or can fill the Enrollment form.
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