Wireshark Level Two Certification

Description:

The Wireshark Level Two Certification represents an intermediate level of expertise in network packet analysis. Collaborators who achieve this certification demonstrate advanced skills in analyzing complex network issues, enhanced protocol analysis, and network security diagnostics. This level builds upon the basics, introducing more sophisticated tools and techniques for thorough network analysis and troubleshooting.

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Skills Summary for Wireshark Level Two

Advanced Filtering and Customization:

  • Creating and applying complex filters to isolate and analyze specific network issues.
  • Customizing Wireshark views and columns for enhanced data visualization.

Deep Protocol Analysis:

  • In-depth analysis of advanced protocols such as HTTP/2, QUIC, and TLS.
  • Understanding the implications of protocol behavior on network performance and security.

Security Analysis:

  • Conducting thorough security assessments using Wireshark.
  • Detecting and analyzing suspicious activity and potential breaches.

Performance Optimization:

  • Identifying and resolving performance bottlenecks in network traffic.
  • Using Wireshark to analyze and optimize network throughput and latency.

Application Layer Analysis:

  • Detailed analysis of application layer protocols and their interactions.
  • Troubleshooting multi-tier applications and their network dependencies.

Automation and Scripting:

  • Using Wireshark with scripting tools for automated analysis.
  • Implementing Lua scripts for customized Wireshark functionality.

Network Forensics:

  • Performing network forensics to investigate and resolve complex network incidents.
  • Utilizing Wireshark for post-incident analysis and reporting.

Expert Command Proficiency:

  • Mastering advanced Wireshark commands and techniques.
  • Efficient use of display filters, capture filters, and colorization rules.

Advanced Visualization Techniques:

  • Leveraging advanced visualization tools within Wireshark for comprehensive network analysis.
  • Using external tools to complement Wireshark’s visualization capabilities.

Collaboration and Reporting:

  • Generating detailed reports from Wireshark captures.
  • Collaborating with team members using shared Wireshark profiles and configurations.