Here is a suggested syllabus for a Cyber Security job-oriented SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) tool:

# Module 1: Introduction to SIEM
1.1. Definition and purpose of SIEM
1.2. History and evolution of SIEM
1.3. Benefits and challenges of SIEM implementation
1.4. SIEM architecture and components

# Module 2: SIEM Fundamentals
2.1. Log collection and aggregation
2.2. Event correlation and analysis
2.3. Alerting and notification
2.4. Reporting and dashboarding

# Module 3: SIEM Tools and Technologies
3.1. Overview of popular SIEM tools (e.g.sentinel , fortinet)
3.2. SIEM tool selection criteria
3.3. Integration with other security tools (e.g., IDS/IPS, firewall, antivirus)

# Module 4: SIEM Configuration and Management
4.1. Configuring SIEM tool settings (e.g., log sources, event correlation rules)
4.2. Managing SIEM tool performance (e.g., data retention, indexing)
4.3. Troubleshooting SIEM tool issues

# Module 5: SIEM Use Cases and Scenarios
5.1. Threat detection and incident response
5.2. Compliance monitoring and reporting
5.3. Security analytics and visualization
5.4. Use cases for specific industries (e.g., finance, healthcare)

# Module 6: Advanced SIEM Topics
6.1. Machine learning and AI in SIEM
6.2. Cloud-based SIEM solutions
6.3. SIEM integration with SOAR (Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response)
6.4. SIEM best practices and emerging trends

# Module 7: Hands-on SIEM Training
7.1. Setting up a SIEM tool (e.g., Sentinel , fortinet)
7.2. Configuring log sources and event correlation rules
7.3. Creating dashboards and reports
7.4. Practicing threat detection and incident response scenarios

# Module 8: SIEM Certification and Career Development
8.1. Overview of SIEM certifications (e.g., Splunk Certified Associate, ELK Certified Engineer)
8.2. Career paths and job roles in SIEM
8.3. Building a professional network in the SIEM community
8.4. Staying up-to-date with SIEM industry developments and trends