The diagram shows how you can react to alerts, such as health alerts, OpenPipeline extraction rules, or custom alerts. In this example, two workflows are configured to trigger when an alert meets the criteria.

In this room, you will learn the Level 2 workflow during alert triage and see how it differs from Level 1.

What is the most common trigger for L2 to start the triage? Should you understand the rule purpose before triaging the alert? (Yea/Nay) What term is used for a chronological list of events (related to the attack)? What is the term for a temporary response that stops the threat from spreading?

Learn how a SOC Level 2 Analyst triages escalated security alerts and responds to cyber threats in this TryHackMe practical lab walkthrough.

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Walkthrough of TryHackMe SOC L2 Alert Triage: the L1 vs L2 workflow, log analysis and the threat hunting loop, threat response, and the triage flag.

SOC L2 Alert Triage TryHackMe WalkThrough

You will read the escalated alert and follow the triage workflow: analysis, response, and learning lessons from the incident. Once ready, grab your flag and answer the question.

The Threat Triage Agent helps to address emerging threats to your environment. It automatically breaks down security alerts into indicators of compromise (IoC) and validates your environment’s exposure using security findings.

Complete walkthrough for the TryHackMe SOC L2 Alert Triage room. Learn advanced SOC level 2 incident investigation and alert analysis.