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B2 Build the skills to detect, investigate, and respond to modern cyber threats. SC-200 Microsoft Security Operations Analyst prepares security professionals to identify, analyze, and respond to cybersecurity incidents using Microsoft's security ecosystem. Throughout this course, you'll gain hands-on experience with Microsoft Sentinel, Microsoft Defender XDR, Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, and Microsoft Defender for Cloud, enabling you to protect modern organizations against evolving threats. Why this program? Industry-recognized Microsoft certification aligned with real-world Security Operations Center (SOC) roles. Hands-on labs using Microsoft Sentinel and Defender security solutions. Learn incident investigation, threat hunting, detection engineering, and automated response. Build practical skills for monitoring identities, endpoints, cloud resources, and applications. Designed for IT professionals, security analysts, SOC engineers, and cybersecurity specialists. Program outline Introduction to Security Operations Microsoft Sentinel Configuration & Management Threat Detection and Incident Investigation Threat Hunting with Kusto Query Language (KQL) Microsoft Defender XDR Microsoft Defender for Endpoint Microsoft Defender for Cloud Identity Protection with Microsoft Entra ID Incident Response & Automation Security Operations Best Practices What you'll walk away with Practical experience using Microsoft Sentinel and Microsoft Defender security tools. Ability to detect, investigate, and respond to cyber threats effectively. Hands-on knowledge of threat hunting using KQL. Skills to automate security workflows and improve incident response. Preparation for the Microsoft SC-200: Microsoft Security Operations Analyst certification exam. 
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Build the skills needed to understand, deploy, manage, and secure modern cloud environments.
The Cloud Track is designed for IT professionals and aspiring cloud specialists who want to develop a strong foundation in cloud computing and progress toward practical cloud administration and architecture skills.
Participants explore how modern cloud environments are designed and operated, from computing, storage, and networking to security, scalability, availability, and automation. The track connects core cloud concepts with practical scenarios, helping learners understand how organizations use cloud technologies to build flexible, reliable, and efficient IT environments.
Through hands-on learning, participants develop the technical foundation needed to pursue roles in cloud administration, engineering, architecture, and operations.
 
 
     

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Build the skills needed to understand, deploy, manage, and secure modern cloud environments.
The Cloud Track is designed for IT professionals and aspiring cloud specialists who want to develop a strong foundation in cloud computing and progress toward practical cloud administration and architecture skills.
Participants explore how modern cloud environments are designed and operated, from computing, storage, and networking to security, scalability, availability, and automation. The track connects core cloud concepts with practical scenarios, helping learners understand how organizations use cloud technologies to build flexible, reliable, and efficient IT environments.
Through hands-on learning, participants develop the technical foundation needed to pursue roles in cloud administration, engineering, architecture, and operations.


This learning track provides a structured journey through the technologies, concepts, and operational skills required to work effectively with modern cloud environments.
Participants begin with cloud computing fundamentals, exploring service models such as IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS, deployment approaches including public, private, and hybrid cloud, and the principles behind scalable and highly available cloud architectures.
The track progresses into core technical areas including virtual machines, containers, cloud storage, virtual networking, load balancing, identity and access management, security controls, monitoring, backup, disaster recovery, and resource management.
Participants also explore cloud migration, cost and performance optimization, automation, Infrastructure as Code, DevOps concepts, and methods for designing resilient cloud solutions that meet different business and technical requirements.
Practical exercises and cloud-based scenarios help participants understand how services work together, troubleshoot common infrastructure issues, apply security best practices, and make informed decisions when deploying and managing cloud resources.
By the end of the Cloud Track, participants will have developed a comprehensive understanding of cloud technologies and the practical foundation needed to progress toward cloud administrator, cloud engineer, cloud architect, and related roles.

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