EC-Council Certified Incident Handler (ECIH)

Global cybersecurity and incident handling/response specialists have worked together to build and produce the ECIH Certification. It is a specialist-level program, with CEH and CND serving as the "core" certifications that ECIH builds upon. ECIH educates security professionals on how to handle post-breach consequences by minimizing the impact of the incident, both financially and reputationally.
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Introduction to Incident Handling and Response
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Fundamentals of information security
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Threats, attack vectors, and definition of an incident
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Incident Management Process
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Preparation, triage, and notification
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Containment, evidence gathering, eradication, and recovery
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First Response
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Immediate actions during incidents
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Evidence collection, documentation, and preservation
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Incident Types
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Handling malware incidents
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Network security incidents
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Web application incidents
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Cloud security incidents
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Insider threat incidents
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Incident Response Automation & Orchestration
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Tools and processes for automating response activities
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Best Practices, Standards & Frameworks
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Incident handling best practices
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Standards and frameworks, including MITRE ATT&CK
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Incident Handling Laws and Compliance
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Legal and regulatory aspects of incident handling
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Importance of compliance in response activities
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Post-Incident Activities
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Lessons learned and reporting
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Information sharing and improvement of processes
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The EC-Council Certified Incident Handler (ECIH) certification is designed for:
- Incident Handlers
- Risk Assessment Administrators
- Penetration Testers
- Cyber Forensic Investigators
- Venerability Assessment Auditors
- System Administrators
- System Engineers
- Firewall Administrators
- Network Managers
- IT Managers
- Attend EC-Council Certified Incident Handler (ECIH)
- Pass the following exams:
- ECIH (212-89)
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No Renewal: Certification does not expire and requires no CPE credits.
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Eligibility: About one year of information security experience recommended.
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Focus: Skills for handling and responding to security incidents end-to-end.
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Keep Current: Stay updated with new threats, tools, and future ECIH versions.
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Next Steps: Consider advanced training or certifications like CHFI to stay relevant.