Edoxi’s 24-hour ECIH (EC-Council Certified Incident Handler) course in Qatar builds your practical skills in handling cybersecurity incidents. As an EC-Council Accredited Training Centre, we offer real-world labs and expert trainers. You can prepare for the EC-Council 212-89 exam. Gain expertise in malware analysis, cloud and network incident response, and SOC integration. Enrol now to become a certified incident handler.
Edoxi's 24-hour EC Council Certified Incident Handler (E|CIH) program provides practical experience in cybersecurity incident management, digital forensics, and threat response., As an EC-Council-accredited centre, we offer an ECIH course that combines expert theory with hands-on labs, case studies, and real-world security problems. Led by experts, you can master the full incident response lifecycle aligned with NIST SP 800-61 standards. You gain skills in malware research, incident handling, endpoint security, and SOC integration to counter complex cyber threats.
Our ECIH curriculum includes key areas, including incident handling frameworks, evidence preservation, legal compliance, advanced threat detection, and post-incident actions. We help you build skills to handle malware, phishing, intrusions, insider threats, and cloud attacks. You will get useful materials, playbooks, and EC-Council 212-89 exam support. The course also includes labs and interactive sessions to prepare you for leading CSIRTs.
This ECIH training is ideal for cybersecurity professionals, SOC analysts, IT admins, forensics specialists, and threat analysts looking to boost their incident response skills. Graduates earn an EC-Council ECIH certification recognised internationally. It boosts your career in cybersecurity operations, incident management, and forensics across finance, government, and consulting sectors.
Upon completing the training, you will receive Edoxi’s ECIH course completion certificate as recognition of your participation and learning. Enrol now to prove your skills and boost your credibility in cybersecurity incident handling.
Exam Details:
Before taking the EC-Council E|CIH certification exam, familiarise yourself with the essential knowledge. The following are the key requirements for the exam:
Exam Criteria | Details |
Exam Code | 212-89 |
Exam Name | EC Council Certified Incident Handler |
Duration | 3 hours |
Number of Questions | 100, Multiple Choice |
Passing Score | 70% (approximate) |
Fees | USD 599 |
Certification Validity | 3 Years |
Recertification | Required every 3 years through EC-Council Continuing Education program |
Exam Administration Authority | EC-Council |
Access specialized EC-Council labs designed to simulate real-world security incidents.
Receive comprehensive playbooks, templates, checklists, and runbooks that follow industry best practices.
Engage in realistic incident response challenges that replicate actual security breaches.
Analyze authentic cybersecurity incidents from various industries to understand attack vectors, containment strategies, and recovery methodologies.
Learn how to establish and operate an effective Computer Security Incident Response Team.
Benefit from focused exam preparation resources and practice tests. Get expert instructor guidance, specifically designed to help you succeed in the EC-Council 212-89 certification exam.
Security specialists with 3+ years of experience seeking incident response expertise.
Analysts and engineers enhancing detection and response capabilities.
System defenders responsible for organizational security incident management.
Evidence handlers requiring structured incident response methodologies.
Advisory professionals providing incident handling services to clients.
Threat researchers integrating findings into response frameworks.
Learn to handle real cyber incidents in the ECIH course with hands-on case studies on ransomware, phishing, network attacks, web threats, and more. Key case studies include:
Analyze ransomware attacks, implement containment strategies, and develop eradication procedures.
Investigate phishing campaigns, identify compromised accounts, and establish mitigation protocols.
Detect network intrusions, analyze traffic patterns, and implement appropriate segmentation controls.
Identify web-based attacks, secure vulnerable components, and maintain application availability.
Manage breaches in cloud environments, coordinate with service providers, and secure compromised resources.
Respond to internal security violations while following proper legal and HR protocols.
Address compromised endpoints, isolate affected systems, and perform forensic analysis.
By completing the ECIH course, you get practical experience in managing cyber incidents, digital forensics, and threat mitigation. This qualifies you for leadership positions in incident response and cybersecurity operations. Here are some important outcomes you'll obtain from this course:
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Join Edoxi’s ECIH Course
Among many available options, Edoxi stands out as a top choice. The following are the reasons why Edoxi’s ECIH training is the ideal option for you:
Recognized as EC-Council ATC of the Year for 2023 and 2024, showcasing our excellence in cybersecurity education.
Structured learning, expert guidance, and hands-on practice to ensure success in the CEH certification exam.
Master industry-grade tools and scenarios through EC-Council-authorized labs for true hands-on experience.
Receive professional playbooks, checklists, and toolkits to jumpstart incident handling at your workplace.
Benefit from focused instructor support and peer collaboration in an intimate, high-impact training environment.
Stay exam-ready and implementation-focused with expert advice, study help, and ongoing resource access.
Our mentors are leaders and experts in their fields. They can challenge and guide you on your road to success!
Satendra K
Satendra Singh Khari is a renowned cybersecurity expert and the Chief Technology Officer at Edoxi, where he leads the CEH v13 AI program. With over 12 years of experience, he has trained more than 10,000 professionals and earned recognition in the Circle of Excellence for 2023 and 2024. Mr. Khari holds multiple industry certifications, including CISSP, CISM, CEH, CPENT, and CREST, which showcase his expertise in vulnerability assessment, penetration testing, and incident handling.
His practical insights, gained during his tenure as Head of Information Security in Malaysia, enhance the learning experience by providing students with essential technical skills and a clear path to career advancement. Recognized as a leader in his field, he has received the Internet 2.0 Outstanding Leadership Award for three consecutive years (2022-2024), reflecting his dedication to empowering the next generation of cybersecurity professionals.
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For joining the ECIH course, basic knowledge of Windows and Linux operating systems is recommended. While no specific security certifications are required, having at least 1 year of IT or security experience will help you derive maximum benefit from the course content.
The ECIH course is available in both classroom and online formats. The classroom training takes place at our Qatar Training Center, while online sessions use interactive platforms with virtual lab access.
ECIH-certified professionals in Qatar typically earn between QAR 9,000 and QAR 14,000 per month, depending on experience, role, and industry. Entry-level SOC analysts and incident responders may start at around QAR 9,000/month, while mid-level professionals can earn up to QAR 14,000/month or more. With additional certifications and experience, annual salaries can exceed QAR 150,000.
The ECIH course follows EC-Council's official curriculum and includes practice questions, scenario-based exercises, and exam prep guidance to help you succeed in the 212-89 certification exam.
The E|CIH certification prepares you for specialized roles in incident response and SOC teams. It opens career opportunities in financial institutions, government agencies, and cybersecurity firms across regions.