Security Onion VS Kali Linux They provide Security Onion Certified Professional (SOCP). The SOCP exam validates that you have the knowledge and skills to properly investigate alerts, hunt for adversaries, and manage your Security Onion 2 grid. This exam tests your knowledge in the following five domains, Design and Architecture, Grid Management, Grid Monitoring and […]
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