CompTIA CySA+ Online Course CS0-004 – Latest Version

Enhance your cybersecurity analysis capabilities, SOC operations, threat detection, vulnerability management, and incident response with the CompTIA Cybersecurity Analyst – CySA+ v4 CS0-004 program.

This is the latest version of the CompTIA CySA+ certification, officially updated to reflect changes in the modern cybersecurity operations environment: AI in Security Operations, SOC automation, Threat Hunting, Cloud Security, Zero Trust, identity security, vulnerability prioritization using EPSS, and security reporting tied to business impact.

Security365 pioneers the deployment of the CySA+ v4 program in Vietnam with official CompTIA learning materials, CompTIA CySA+ CS0-004 CertMaster Perform, combined with a 12-month learning LMS, an updated exam prep system, and a Telegram student support group.

Course Information

• Program: CompTIA Cybersecurity Analyst – CySA+ v4

• Exam Code: CS0-004

• Learning Format: Online

• Security365 LMS Duration: 12 months

• Official Learning Material: CompTIA CySA+ v4 CertMaster Perform

• CertMaster Perform Value: 3,900,000 VND

• Online CS0-004 Exam Prep System: Yes

• Telegram Study Support Group: Yes

• Listed Price: 8,000,000 VND

• Promotional Price: 5,490,000 VND

• Start Date: Contact us

• Consult and register via Zalo: 0948 432 780

What's New in CompTIA CySA+ CS0-004?

CySA+ CS0-004 is designed based on the actual work of security analysts and Security Operations Center teams.

The new version expands and updates many important topics:

• Applying AI in log analysis and security automation.

• Identifying AI-related risks such as result bias and data exposure.

• Automating SOC operational processes.

• Threat Intelligence and Threat Hunting.

• Detecting identity-based attacks.

• Analyzing abnormal activity in cloud environments.

• Zero Trust and identity security in hybrid systems.

• Prioritizing vulnerabilities using EPSS and actual risk factors.

• Detecting Social Engineering and new attack methods.

• Incident reporting, Vulnerability Management, and Security Metrics.

• Linking technical detection with business impact.

The program not only requires students to identify alerts but also to analyze data, assess risk levels, take corrective actions, and communicate results to relevant stakeholders.

Course Highlights

Official CompTIA CySA+ v4 CertMaster Perform

Each student receives official learning materials, CompTIA CySA+ CS0-004 CertMaster Perform, valued at 3,900,000 VND.

CertMaster Perform is CompTIA's comprehensive integrated training solution, combining learning content, practice, and assessment in one pathway.

The system includes:

• Interactive lessons aligned with CS0-004 objectives.

• Explanatory and illustrative videos.

• Knowledge Checks.

• Practice Questions.

• Case study exercises.

• Performance-Based Questions – PBQ.

• Skills assessment exercises.

• Online practice labs.

• Simulated environments for Security Analyst tasks.

• Tracking learning progress and results.

Students can learn knowledge, analyze scenarios, and practice skills within the same system instead of having to piece together multiple separate learning resources.

Not all CySA+ courses provide official CertMaster Perform to each student. This is one of the important differentiating values of the Security365 program.

Main Training Content

1. Security Operations Center Foundation

Students will learn how a SOC organizes its operations and handles security events:

• Roles and responsibilities of a Security Analyst.

• Continuous security monitoring process.

• System and network architecture in Security Operations.

• Data collection from endpoints, networks, cloud, and applications.

• SIEM, SOAR, EDR, and XDR.

• Log Management.

• Building and optimizing alert analysis workflows.

• Classifying and prioritizing security events.

• Reducing Alert Fatigue.

• Measuring SOC operational effectiveness.

2. Detecting and Analyzing Malicious Activity

Students will be guided to analyze data from multiple sources to identify signs of attack:

• Operating system log analysis.

• Authentication and account log analysis.

• Network traffic analysis.

• Identifying Indicators of Compromise.

• Analyzing abnormal behavior.

• Detecting malware-related activity.

• Detecting account and identity attacks.

• Analyzing suspicious activity in the cloud.

• Evaluating alerts from SIEM, EDR, and IDS/IPS.

• Linking multiple events to identify attack chains.

3. Threat Intelligence and Threat Hunting

Students will learn how to use threat intelligence to enhance defense capabilities:

• Sources of Threat Intelligence.

• Tactical, Operational, and Strategic Intelligence.

• Indicators of Compromise.

• Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures.

• Threat Actor Profiling.

• Hypothesis-based Threat Hunting.

• Building queries to search for abnormal activity.

• Analyzing historical data.

• Using Threat Intelligence to improve Detection Rules.

• Linking data with attack models and frameworks.

4. Vulnerability Management and Prioritization

The course not only teaches how to scan for vulnerabilities but focuses on identifying which vulnerabilities need to be addressed first.

Content includes:

• Building a Vulnerability Management program.

• Authenticated and Unauthenticated Scanning.

• Analyzing results from scanning tools.

• True Positive and False Positive.

• CVE, CVSS, and EPSS.

• Assessing asset exposure levels.

• Analyzing the likelihood of vulnerability exploitation.

• Prioritizing vulnerabilities based on business risk.

• Recommending remediation measures.

• Managing exceptions and Compensating Controls.

• Tracking vulnerability remediation progress.

• Verifying results after remediation.

5. Incident Response and Incident Management

Students will be guided through the entire incident response lifecycle:

• Preparing an Incident Response plan.

• Incident classification.

• Severity analysis.

• Triage and Escalation.

• Detection and Analysis.

• Containment.

• Eradication.

• Recovery.

• Lessons Learned.

• Root Cause Analysis.

• Collecting and preserving evidence.

• Building an Incident Timeline.

• Coordination between SOC, IT, legal, and management.

• Updating Playbooks after incidents.

6. AI and Automation in Security Operations

CySA+ CS0-004 includes content reflecting the trend of AI and automation in modern SOC environments.

Students will learn:

• Using AI to assist in log analysis.

• Summarizing and classifying alerts.

• Assisting in building analytical queries.

• Automating repetitive tasks.

• Enriching alert data.

• Automating incident response processes.

• Limitations and risks of using AI.

• AI Hallucination.

• Data leakage risks.

• Testing and verifying AI-generated results.

• Principles of responsible AI use in SOC.

7. Cloud, Identity, and Zero Trust

Students will be equipped with the knowledge to analyze security in hybrid and cloud systems:

• Cloud Logging.

• Analyzing cloud account activity.

• Identity and Access Management.

• Privileged Access.

• Multi-Factor Authentication.

• Detecting Credential Abuse.

• Detecting Impossible Travel and abnormal logins.

• Identity-Based Attacks.

• Zero Trust Architecture.

• Least Privilege.

• Segmentation and access control.

• Identity protection in hybrid environments.

8. Reporting and Communicating Results

A Security Analyst not only needs to detect accurately but also to present results clearly and actionably.

Students will be guided on:

• Writing incident analysis reports.

• Writing Vulnerability Management reports.

• Presenting technical evidence.